Review on Advanced Pixio PX259 Prime Monitor: 1920X1080P, 280Hz, FreeSync, Frameless Design, Anti-Glare Coating, Tilt Adjustment, Blue Light Filter, HDMI, IPS, HD by Andrew Damain

Firstly, I've had it for almost if not 2 months and it still works like new. I just thought you should know. It's hard to review this product when it no longer looks like they sell it. But I'm giving my opinion on the product I've been given and if it helps you make a decision about the product you're looking at then that's great. I have a PX275h, 27" diagonal, IPS, and 2k resolution. Actually, I only have a few complaints, but they're small. I don't think the HDMI cable that came with it was 2k, but I got it through another one Replaced HDMI and everything is fine. 2k looks great. Buttons are a little hard to maneuver and a bit confusing but I have no doubt anyone can figure it out and make it look how they want. Initially it was closed bright but lowering the contrast helped a lot. It looks amazing in almost every game and runs smooth. Freesync is a good feature. I have a fan that I use to cool my computer that also ends up on the monitor so I probably won't notice any heat issues.The monitor came with a power outlet, an HDMI port, a stand (which I think some people have had issues with, but I mounted it securely and it works great for me) and a small solid metal screwdriver to install the stand. I used it to build my new computer. Why not? It was convenient. Oh, I have one more small problem, but it won't bother most people. The sound from the speakers is terrible. Use headphones or headphones and connect them to your computer because the headphone jack is not available and it is better not to use it. The sound is good enough in a pinch, but not for music or movies. So do you have an alternative way to listen to them if you want to enjoy them. No pictures because they didn't do it justice.