Pixio PX277P 27" FreeSync Esports Monitor - 2560X1440P, Adaptive Sync, Flicker-Free, Frameless Design, Swivel Adjustment, HD Display Review

I upgraded my gaming system earlier this year and finally got a GPU (5700XT) capable of driving a 1440p display. Unfortunately it was May and monitors were either becoming unavailable or expensive. I couldn't find high refresh rate 1440p monitors for less than $400, and I was only filming at 75MHz at the time. So I was pleasantly surprised when this new $310 Pixio (BF sale) was available with up to 165MHz over DisplayPort. After seeing the Hardware Unboxed review I pulled the trigger and bought

People have advised me to buy a 144Hz monitor and I'm glad I searched long and hard and didn't listen. I was looking for a monitor with 1440p resolution, amazingly vivid colors, over 75Hz, brightness and a great picture for entry level 1440p gaming. This monitor fully meets all of these requirements. The monitor requires some adjustments. Try the following: Brightness: 31 Contrast: 52 Gamma: 2.0 Color: Red: 47 Green: 46 Blue: 48 Response Time: Medium Saturation: 46 (sRGB) All other settings can

Keep in mind that this (partial) review only represents my first impressions. First, this display is great when upgraded from an Acer G226HQL 21.5-inch LED monitor (images show Pixio in photo mode, Acer in graphics mode so monitors can be compared). The ips display is nice and bright even when set to a more subdued and bright fps mode. Negroes are also quite rich. The viewing angles on this thing are amazing. Shows a clear picture no matter where I stand. This display is also very bright. I…

The screen brightness with HDR enabled is insane. It's almost too bright. The picture quality is very good. Viewing angles aren't the best, but still good. Despite the thin body, it gives way a lot less when moved than I expected. Includes high quality DP1.2 cable. The cable itself is about 54 inches long, wish it was a little longer. Not very difficult. It doesn't feel cheap or flimsy. The bezel is thinner than most. It's not as thin as the promotional pictures. Good choice for FPS. Quite…

Got it while it was on sale. This is a very good monitor. The color surprised me. I'm used to 144Hz VA with very dull colors. This monitor looks fantastic and freesync works as it should with no issues. I don't really care about HDR so can't comment on how well it works. The stand has a solid aluminum base, which is nice to look at. I would have liked the stand to offer height adjustment, but that's a trade-off for the price. I didn't really care as I still wanted a desktop stand for my two…

I love this monitor. Not only is it the perfect combination of screen size and resolution, but it also offers enough color accuracy for you to edit your photos. After calibration, the panel covers about 83-85% of the Adobe RGB color space. Not the best, but usable. The panel gets really bright for my needs. I have a balcony door behind me that is open almost every day when I am in my room and I have no issues with the brightness. However, I have some problems when working at night because the…

It says there is a built-in audio system, but it doesn't work. The monitor came with no sound, Windows picked up the speaker but there is no sound. I've tried all software methods and played around with all settings but to no avail. Luckily I have speakers so that doesn't bother me too much but if you want this monitor to be your main speaker you need to be on your guard you could end up with the same one I have with a broken audio system in the crate

I have 3 Pixio monitors: 2 PX277 and PX275h and I love all 3. As with all of them the quality for the price is just superb and beats all the budget branded monitors I've used. First bought for games. Later, after setting up a home office, I became disillusioned with the quality of the many office-grade monitors I tried and decided to spend a little more on two PX277s. It was worth the small extra I paid. Brightness, contrast, color and refresh rate are well suited for demanding games. Overall…

I received this PX243 monitor few days ago (October 2022). There are no dead pixels and no defects except for a slight physical aberration right in the center of the monitor. At first I thought it was a dark pixel, but I sense a small physical issue there. Fortunately, this issue is probably 1-2 pixels in size and only appears (light grey) on a white background. As I write this review I see it right above where I am writing. I did not call upon receipt. That's why I rated it 4/5. All HDMI/DP…

Works decently, it's an MPRT so not a true 1ms response. Not as good as a TN or IPS panel. Dead pixels after 1 week what they say is to be expected. It is SCH

Bought a PX278 1440p 144hz. There are no buttons on the monitor. Just plug in and get started. It turns the device on/off and automatically switches inputs with connected devices. Incredible performance, but images lack contrast and colors due to lack of picture settings on some devices.

Excellent budget IPS panel with 1440p resolution and high refresh rate. No dead pixels. Slightly more backlight blur than other more expensive monitors I've had, but it's only noticeable when I'm doing my best to see it.

First of all I want to clarify that the version of this monitor I bought was PX278. So keep that in mind, and what I say may only apply to that particular monitor. I bought this monitor for my Xbox Series X and it works great! I was able to get 1440p 120fps on my Xbox simply by turning on 120fps. I've seen a few reviews where people said they can't get 1440p 120fps with their X/S series, but I think most of those reviews were written by people who made the mistake of using an HDMI Connect the…

This review is divided into categories, so don't hesitate to jump to what interests you! Story: So, my wife and I have been trying to find the perfect gaming monitor for about a year. We used Budget Gaming 1080p. 24" monitors from Asus/Acer have been around for years. I was ready for something really better for both of us, but the choice is hard. At first, I mainly looked at 24" 1440p 144Hz monitors. In fact, I did After doing some research, I bought a Dell S2417DG on Black Friday 2018. I…

Not the best picture or colors but definitely beats its weight. Ideal for gaming thanks to its fast response and high refresh rate. In general, I can definitely recommend it in my price range!

In my opinion the perfect monitor, I have no problems with it and it looks great. The Overdrive setting completely eliminates ghosting in competitive games like Apex and Cod. Of course there is faded glare, but it didn't bother me.