I use the 32 inch 1080p version and it was $180 when I got it and I love it. I had an Acer Predator that broke so I switched to this version which most would consider a downgrade. It's big and has a nice curve, runs at 165, it's amazing, I'd rather have that than spend all that extra money on a 'high end' gaming monitor.

I really like this monitor, amazing technology at a very reasonable price. I've never had any dead pixel or lag issues. The only problem I had was the hardware: the bracket holding the legs is very fragile and the screw broke within the first week of purchase. We ended up using zip ties to hold everything together. (Although the zipties worked wonders!) I'd definitely want to invest in some kind of stand or mount rather than relying on the legs that came with the kit, but the monitor itself is…

For the price I can't complain, although the bezels are a bit larger than in the pictures. Also, color temperature seems to vary from monitor to monitor as I have two of these and one color is noticeably warmer than the other. Although still very good.

This is a good monitor for initial casual gaming or just watching movies. If it was sold under 300 I would take another one, 32 inch just right for me.

So far, so good. A DP cable was supplied but no HDMI cable which is fine I had one. I got about 125Hz to 140Hz with the included DP cable. I don't really like the stand, but I'll get a new one. I like the picture very much, the screen is very bright, for me I don't know anyone. Let's see how long this baby can last me. Will be updated in a few months

I was worried about this monitor because of the price, now I have to buy another one. This is a great product! Thanks for attention.

If you're looking for an affordable monitor with great performance, you've come to the right place. Picture and color are excellent, as well as excellent response times when gaming. The speakers are on the weak side, but I doubt it really matters. Highly recommended.

Please don't be fooled, this "HDR" is terrible and definitely doesn't work at 165 or even 144, it's incredibly slow and the pixels are very visible.

I bought this as a second monitor as I need to work from home with "Ron" (a far cry from my favorite Dell Ultrasharp 34" and 29" monitors). I only need it to display terminal text windows when writing and testing code. I figured any monitor could handle this very limited task well enough. I couldn't be more wrong; This monitor is really hard to look at (faded colors, blurry) and I don't have the time or inclination to "dial" with a really clunky OSD for a few hours. It doesn't help that it's…

[edit] After 2 years of owning this monitor it is already defective as shown in the second picture. I had this problem off and on after my freshman year, but now it's getting pretty serious. For a $200 144Hz monitor, I couldn't ask for more. I've been using it for a few weeks now and haven't had any major problems. A DP cable that supports full 144 Hz is included. Games on my GTX 1070 look amazing on this monitor but then again I don't have much experience with gaming monitors as this is my…

I noticed two small dots at the top corners of the monitor. My RF detector identified them as hidden cameras. Anyone else notice this?

Was skeptical about buying a curved monitor for the first time but was impressed upon unboxing. The monitor itself and the stand look great although the stand is not as stable as I would like. There is no audio input (only audio output). If your gpu hdmi or dp doesn't support audio, you can't connect it to the built-in speakers.

So far, so good. My son uses it to play on his Xbox so I don't know how it will work on a PC gaming system but it works fine on a console. We'll see once I get him a computer.

This monitor has a lot of features for its low price like FreeSync, 144Hz and thin bezels. The only downside to this monitor is the low amount of ghosting. It's not very noticeable, but if you really focus you can see it. Otherwise, it's still a good monitor for the price.

I am very impressed with this monitor. Bought this for my gaming rig (PC and PS4) and couldn't be happier. The only minor issue is that switching between inputs is quite a hassle. Fantastic images and colors. Great product for the price.

Pros: - Fairly bright screen - Freesync for AMD cards - 144Hz refresh rate - Comes with DisplayPort cable included - Vesa mount included - 4ms response time (subjective and could be lower but could be a lot worse) Cons: - Poor controls - Soft image, not sharp - Terrible stand - Bottom gets very hot - Not quite borderless. More like a thin bezel.

The display is not completely frameless, but works as advertised. The only issue that seems to bother me is that the monitor shakes slightly when using the included mount. good quality anyway) stop working and every time I turn on the monitor there is visual artifacts (in the form of a horizontal line) in the bottom half of the monitor that stays for about a minute before disappearing, which it doesn't is annoying but it can be when I'm in a hurry to use my computer because it prevents me from…

Power supply with large output power. The 3rd leg from behind may fall off the table. A lightweight. Good quality and performance.

Overall I am happy with this monitor. After tweaking the settings to my liking, the monitor looks and performs well. The only downside I noticed is the attachment of the stand to the monitor. The little clips on the bottom that are supposed to hold everything together don't go back when the stand is screwed on, so when I tilt the monitor up it moves off the stand. Once I got it in a position I liked, I let it go and it wasn't a problem anymore.

Not exactly 144Hz on some system readings, but 120 is still a nice upgrade from 60. Video quality in AAA games is good, the metal base is solid, and the curved function feels nice. I don't understand why Viotek spent the money to put cheap sounding speakers in a gaming monitor as that money could have been better spent on something else or a price drop. Overall I am happy with the purchase and would recommend it.