Review on Viotek GNV32DBE 32-Inch 2560x1440P Curved Monitor with FreeSync, 165Hz Refresh Rate, and Wall Mount Compatibility by Kyle Nguyen

In general, the monitor works fine for 2 weeks without glitches and dead pixels. When I first got the monitor I had to adjust the color settings a bit as the monitor made many videos and images look very red and greenish. I changed the settings to 39% Red, 43% Green and Blue didn't change to 50%. I've also set the contrast to maximum and the brightness is fine (I change the brightness throughout the day or depending on what games I'm playing). Also, I've been playing on a 4k monitor at 60Hz, and while I said picture quality is a step down (and something I really miss), the exceptional fluidity offered by this monitor is a feature that , I think most people will like it. , but I'm a video quality fan who likes to play in ultra-high resolutions with the game's maximum settings. One thing about this monitor is that when compared to my 4k IPS panel display, once properly set up, its color saturation is very good, colors are rich rather than overwhelming, and video looks accurate for the most part. 3 months of use: Personally the monitor does its job at 144Hz and I've never had any downtime or pixel issues, the issue with color accuracy and overall upscaling to 1440p is pretty awful, a lot of edges are jagged and I get a lot of headaches when I use this monitor because everything is blurry to some degree. I have since taken this monitor back and went back to my old LG 4k 60hz monitor.