First, don't listen to idiots who don't read product specifications. I've read countless complaints about the lack of "real" HDR. Anyone expecting "cinematic" level HDR from a sub-$300 monitor should check their heads. According to the manufacturer, it is classified as HDR10. this is basically a marketing advertisement for television sales. It can read Rec2020 and display a slightly wider color gamut with consistency... but then again, this monitor is geared towards competitive gaming. It has very low input lag and a good 144Hz refresh rate. The perfect monitor for a budget PC or the Xbox Series X as it's natively 1080p so you won't see any difference in quality if you need a higher refresh rate. That 4K is becoming too popular in the current market for the higher refresh rate revolution. This monitor is available for less than $250, which yes, there may be more features, but then again, I think you have to pay more. But yes, great budget choice, easily a 9/10 for me.
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