LG UltraGear Gaming Monitor 27GS75Q, 27 inch, 1440p, 180Hz, 1ms Response Time, IPS Display, HDR 10, NVIDIA G-Sync compatible & AMD FreeSync, Smart Energy Saving, DisplayPort, HDMI

I bought this monitor to use alongside my 5070 ti and so far very happy with it. It has gsync build in at an affordable price. A high refresh rate 180hz which in my opinion is more than enough for any game thats not FPS. The power cable being a right angle barrel is a bit of an odd choice and can interfere with display cables so it has to be plugged in at an angle. The colour is what you expect from an IPS and all so support HDR when you requiring better colour accuracy. So this monitor is a good inbetween for gaming and productivity.

Crisp display, vibrant colors, and super smooth performance. Perfect for both work and gaming. Easy setup and sleek design—definitely a great value for the price!

I now own two of these. If this is the spec your looking for I can't recommend them enough. Responsive, colour accurate and crisp quality. This monitor is not an oled but it's close enough that my untrained average eyes couldn't care less lol.

Bought for our son however we are gamers ourself with knowledge on PC set ups. Simply put, this is a great starter monitor. It has good resolution and a refresh rate which can support low-mid end PCs specs and more than enough for console for a decent gaming experience, especially for FPS games. The tilt is enough to be comfortable whilst sitting in a chair and doesn’t distort the image quality or RR in any way, as you would expect.

I recently bought this monitor during Amazon Prime Day, and while I have mixed feelings about it, I wanted to share my experience. Firstly, I must mention a bit of a frustration: the monitor arrived with a dead blue pixel right in the middle of the screen. It’s quite annoying since it’s hard to ignore, especially when you’re using it. It’s a bit distracting and takes away from the overall viewing experience. Secondly, because I bought it during Prime Day, I found out that a replacement option wasn’t available. I was only offered a cash refund, which was disappointing as I really like the monitor and would have preferred a replacement. Despite these hiccups, the monitor itself is fantastic. It’s great for HDR, G-SYNC, and has a fast frame rate, making it perfect for gaming. The visual quality and performance are top-notch, and if it weren’t for the dead pixel, I’d be completely satisfied. To sum up, my 3-star rating is not about the monitor’s quality, which is excellent, but rather due to the issues with the dead pixel and the tricky refund/replacement policy during Prime Day. If those hadn’t been a factor, this would have easily been a 5-star review.

Good product

The screen clarity and 200hz felt super responsive especially at 1440p it had very good built quality and a really easy to navigate the osd. The screen was a bit dark to my liking even with maxed out brightness and the whites had like a creamy tint to it compared to my other screen with similar settings but other than that it looked great. I sadly had to return mine due to the fact that it had a dead pixel on arrival and after 2 days another one appeared on the opposite side of the screen so i wasn’t very lucky in that regard. For the price i paid which was £170 at the time for a good quality screen with 27 inch and 1440p with a 200hz refresh rate it was a steal, especially from a brand as good as LG aswell.

Great IPS panel with 200Hz. For 200 euros it worth any single penny. Highly recommending it for such money. Low backlight bleed, great IPS display for such money. Probably a little bit lower brightness when I compare it to my ultrawide LG 34GP950G-B, however it's hard to compare 1400 euros IPS monitor vs 200 euros IPS monitor. Just increase brightness to 80 will fix it. Also you can find calibration profile for it (rtings 27GR75Q profile will work as IPS panel is almost identical). Looking for cheap well build IPS monitor 180+ Hz - buy it!

Es tal y como se describe, de momento funciona perfectamente.