LG Electronics 27GN750 B Compatibility Adjustable 1920X1080P, 240Hz, Blue Light Filter Review

I can return this monitor before the end of next month (January 21st) I guess because I bought it during the holiday window. If I don't have any more negative surprises, I keep it to myself. Here is my experience with it since the end of November. First off, it's IPS and 240Hz refresh, no doubt about that. Great colors, average contrast, good gamma curve and good calibration out of the box. I am very satisfied with ONE of the display modes. This presents my first problem: only Player 1 mode…

Great for FPS games. The only reason I give it 4 stars for image quality is that when using it for my workstation (mainly I use Excel a lot) I notice that colors like red are missing and they look more orange-red. I may need to adjust my settings, but RGB is currently 50/50/50. PSA: Don't forget to turn on Adaptive Sync and set Response Time to fast (RTING says fast delivers the least ghosting).

I bought two of these and use them as monitors for gaming and hobby graphic design work. As long as they're on, they're great, but when they "wake up" from sleep, their resolution tends to reset and all of my windows should resize and move into place. Of course, that doesn't make the purchase worthless, but it's incredibly annoying. I've been looking for ways to fix this and they all have to do with updating windows how it works but Microsoft doesn't care so only the monitors should lose a star

* Pay attention to the picture, a very disorganized ATM! *I bought this monitor from the Revain Warehouse (mostly open box) for next to nothing. The description said it had a big mark on the side as it might not have been ideal for use I reluctantly bought it for just $180 with some refunds from a previous purchase where I spent $130 total spent dollars. The monitor arrived intact, without marks, in perfect condition. Funny. That aside: Pros: - 240Hz, fast, responsive and gives you an edge in…

This is my first gaming monitor and I have to say that LG has done a great job with this monitor, the picture quality is amazing and way better than my old Samsung 27 inch monitor and I like the fact that it has a has built-in settings menu. . There is a small button at the bottom of the monitor and when you press the button there are many settings that you can change to your liking. I couldn't use the full 240Hz refresh rate because I needed the NVIDIA Control Panel, which you can only…

It's incredibly fast in terms of response and I didn't notice any difference compared to the faster 165Hz TN panel with a 1ms response time. I like to think of myself as fairly sensitive to frame drops, ping changes, screen tearing, ghosting, motion blur, and input timing changes. Not only does this monitor run smoother (probably 240Hz), it also looks better than my other monitor (Acer Predator XB271HU) in every conceivable category. If you're looking for a dependable 240Hz, 1080p, high color…

This monitor has a great easy to use interface. The only point of criticism is that the included stand has to be readjusted from time to time, as it can sag due to the weight of the monitor.

I got both the 27GN750 and 27GL83A because I needed desktop monitors with a TB dock that I use with my gaming/work portable PC, personal laptop and work laptop. There is much less ghosting when gaming compared to my Acer XG271HU. Compared to my Asus PG35VQ, both the 27GN750 and 27GL83A feel a lot more responsive in dark scenes (although they don't look as good). Comparing the 27GL83A to the 27GN750 both are very responsive but with a 144Hz panel if I move the game camera very quickly I can…

I've been using two of these for six months. These are phenomenal monitors. It's also easy to navigate the monitor's menus (which is a big plus).

When looking for a monitor for my new PC, I looked for a 27-inch IPS display with 1080p resolution, 1ms response time, 144+ Hz refresh rate, and finally G-Sync compatibility. good refresh rate of 240Hz. The IPS display lived up to the hype. My only concern is the standard IPS issue of backlight bleeding when the screen is completely black. Luckily I expected it to be a lot worse than it really is, which came as a pleasant surprise to me. The user interface is also quite easy to understand…

So I went in search of a great 240Hz monitor and reviewed Viotek, the 27-inch GFT27CXB ($299), the MSI 24.5-inch Optix MAG251RX ($389), and this one LG along with several MSI 165HZs from Costco. This one was the best in color, text clarity, motion accuracy, and fluidity. The MSI 24.5 was crisp, but too crisp, almost hurt your eyes looking at the edges, great contrast, but I still liked the big 27 inches better. Viotek's text isn't as fluid and frankly hurts your eyes, the viewing angle is…

This was a birthday present for my son and he loves it. Definitely an update on his Xbox experience. Just plug and play, great picture, works great with Xbox.

For someone who only plays against the top legends of the ranked leagues, every millisecond counts. I switched from a 144Hz msi g271 optix monitor to this LG monitor and immediately noticed how much faster and more responsive this monitor got at 240Hz. The picture is good and the colors are nice. However, keep in mind that when you buy a 1080p 240Hz monitor you prioritize performance over picture quality, but even with that the picture is crisp and clear and I'm happy with my purchase for that.

With the right cables 240Hz can be reached and my gaming experience has never been the same. Thanks to this I am accurate and I feel like it gives a new breath to my system which is now aging. Some say 27 inches is too big. for 1080p, but I found it to be the perfect downscaling from 32" on this monitor model.

Hooking it up was easy and the picture quality is fantastic. From colors to shadows to frame rates! I still haven't figured out how to set up the ring lights, but it doesn't matter.

Was very excited to receive this. I set it up and it worked the first night. When I tried to use it a few days later, the monitor was completely dead with no sign of life. Tried plugging into different outlets, but nothing. Asked for a refund and received a replacement two days later. The second device works great, no problems, maybe just broke the first time. Great image for games on PS5, I recommend.

The picture quality is much better than my old TN 144hz panel. Ghosting is minimal and works great at 240Hz. My system isn't fast enough to play 1440p games yet so this was a great upgrade from my previous panel which is now being used as a secondary monitor. The stand is not adjustable but sits at a reasonable height.

I've had this monitor since September 2020, it was fantastic until this review. Excellent picture quality, color, performance, etc., but today it accidentally decided to stop operating entirely. I booted up my computer as usual and both monitors were getting power, but my GN750 showed lots of colorful pixels on the screen, then quickly shut down and went off completely. Since then I can't turn it on anymore. I've done all the troubleshooting steps you can do at home without taking it to a…

Easy installation, pretty standard monitor. I don't know how to use many settings, but there is a cool built-in crosshair for gaming. Use this monitor to work and play with two different computers and it seems to auto-detect input very well. Would buy again.

I switched to this monitor from another LG model by replacing my old LG 144Hz with this 240Hz. The initial jump from 60Hz to 144Hz (back in 2015) startled me, but this jump from 144Hz to 240Hz is a bit more subtle. If you play first-person shooters, this monitor is ideal if you can reach FPS over 144. For example, I compare the higher refresh rate to the 'Bullet Time' from the Max Payne series - the more Hz, the 'slower' the time seems, and the more accurate you can hit on fast movements…