KTC 32 inch 240Hz Curved Gaming Monitor, 1080P Curved Monitor 1ms, H32S17F

I’ll start by saying that my only suggestion is this: when a monitor is purchased, there should be an option to buy a privacy screen that fits it. However, the KTC 24‑inch curved monitor has met my expectations. Teh Monitors are great, especially for the price range. The 1500R curvature creates a natural, immersive workspace that makes reviewing/creating documents, editing spreadsheets, and creating/watching/reviewing training and/or presentation videos noticeably more efficient and enjoyable. It keeps everything within your field of view, reducing eye strain and helping you stay focused throughout the workday. The monitor(s) provide a crisp, vibrant picture quality, smooth performance, sleek, modern design, easy setup, and great for multitasking. If you’re looking for a monitor that blends style, performance, and affordability, the KTC 24‑inch curved monitor is a standout choice. It’s ideal for gamers, students, home offices, or anyone who wants an immersive display without spending a fortune.

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Honestly, I wasn't expecting this much quality for the price. The monitor looks great, the QHD resolution is sharp, and the high refresh rate makes gaming feel very smooth. I've been using it with both my PC and Xbox, and everything has worked perfectly so far. The curved screen adds a nice immersive touch, especially in games. Colors look good, the image is clear, and setup was quick and easy. If you're looking for a good QHD gaming monitor without spending a fortune, this is definitely worth considering. So far, I'm very happy with my purchase.

As of right now this is been a amazing monitor for my gaming and streaming! We mounted it up on the wall with a full motion without any hassle and the picture is crisp and clear. Its brought a whole new experience for my gaming and stream being able to move from a TV to a stable picture, super easy to connect and turn on, clear and bright picture

I really like this monitor. I've been using 1080p as my native resolution since college (back in 2008 at least) so going to 1440p is the first resolution upgrade I've done in over 15 years. I originally had ordered a pair of 1440s from LG but after reading some remarks about the dynamic contrast being locked I bailed on those and ordered these, despite never having ever bought anything from KTC before. This monitor seems to satisfy everything I wanted to accomplish the jump (a larger screen space over 27" to accommodate the increase in pixels while also supporting the higher refresh rate and VESA AdaptiveSync features of my 27" gaming monitors). The monitor is also brighter than I was expecting. 1440p at 32" has a denser PPI than 1080p at 27", meaning text looks cleaner on this monitor than the 27" displays I was using (I've been told that at 32", 1440p is more comparable to using 1080p on a 24" canvas in terms of PPI). The default color temp is maybe a bit on the cool side but it can be adjusted (the default for "User" seems to suit me). I ordered two of these, one for each of my gaming setups, and neither of them have any dead pixels. The description says "165 Hz" but in actuality I managed to run this thing at 180 Hz (which means it's a 165 Hz panel overclocked). I notice the thumbnail for the product says "180 Hz" so go by that. If I had to complain about anything I'd say the accessories leave a little more to be desired. The base is one of those three-point things that looks cool but creates some awkward situations with your keyboard if you have to put the monitor directly onto the desk where your keyboard lives. It takes up less space than I was expecting but I still think I might go for a flatter base. However more importantly the base isn't height-adjustable, which can create issues if you have to set your monitor on a surface where you might want it lower or higher to meet your eye level (it is tilt-adjustable at least, which helps with the desk where I had to put it on a higher ledge). More than the flat base I think this is what would motivate me to get an aftermarket stand solution. Furthermore the complaints about the short DisplayPort cable in the box are indeed correct. For my setups this isn't an issue, they can reach the port without difficulty, but you definitely may need to consider buying longer cables to handle that if your PC isn't directly below your monitor like mine is. Additionally I'd like to say the cable connecting the power brick to the monitor is also really short. There's a decent chance yours could end up dangling if it can't reach the floor from your desk, even if the cable you run from the plug to the brick isn't short.

The overall design is standard plastic with a fairly thin bevel along the top and sides. It's actually nearly identical to a flat 34" monitor I have from 7 years ago. But it's lightweight. I hardly notice the light from the LED ring on the back of the monitor - it's pretty dim. There seem to be no settings to control the LED light, other than turning it on/off. When waking up from sleep, the monitor takes a full 3-5 seconds to turn on after my laptop is awake. A few times, the KTC monitor did not turn on at all. I had to manually turn the monitor off, then back on. So that's not so great. This was not an issue with the last 34" UHD wide monitor that is about 7 years old (which I still use), so it's not the laptop causing the long lag time in waking up. Stand The stand is sturdy enough to prevent the monitor from being knocked over by accident; however, if the desk shakes, the monitor shakes slightly more than my other 34" that is connected to a desk mount. My main issue with the stand is that it does not lift the monitor very high, only about 6.5 inches between the surface of my desk and the bottom of the stand. So the top 3.5 inches of my laptop obscures the bottom of the KTC monitor. And the laptop covers about half of the length of the monitor. That's quite a lot of monitor being blocked from view, a very annoying situation when working with programs that place controls along the bottom of the screen. Screen / Image Quality I did have to adjust the color, brightness and contrast to get a closer match my laptop, which has a very bright, high-end display. Out of the box, the color and contrast of the KTC monitor appear washed out and too gray to me. After increasing brightness, saturation and contrast, I had to bring the black point down quite a lot to get something that does not appear to have a wash of light gray over the colors. As a result, I find my "Custom" color setting way better than any of the pre-installed color modes offered in the settings menu. Gaming I don't game off this monitor; however, with a Thunderbolt 4 to DisplayPort cable, I'm getting full resolution at full refresh rates. I don't need the high refresh rate, but the monitor deliveries in these aspects. Overall Rating I've had the monitor for less than 2 weeks from the time of writing this review, so perhaps my opinions will change over time. I think this monitor is fairly good for its price range, so I'm giving it 4 out of 5 Stars. If compared to higher end monitors, this would probably be 3 out of 5 for image quality. Also, I purchased during a sale of over 30% off. That put it at about half the price of many other monitors at this level, which is pretty good. Knowing the image quality now, I don't think I would buy this monitor at full price. At a discount, totally worth it. I do a lot of 3D and video editing work, so color and clarity are important, but not essential. This monitor is in no way a monitor that should be used for exact color correcting or color matching. But, for doing things like creating textures for 3D assets, game engine editors, and video editing where perfect color is not so important, then this monitor works well.

I’m a gear snob, so this purchase was outside of my comfort zone. My last monitor was a splurge, a $1000 Dell gsync 1440p 1ms 144hz that was INCREDIBLE. Faint lines started showing up on it while working on a deadlined project, so I took to Amazon to see what I could get quickly. I saw this thing, looked up some reviews, compared specs, looked it over, and decided to take a chance. For the price if it sucks, I didn’t lose that much money. It has now been 2 months of every day use, and I’m more than happy that it is my primary monitor now. I’m still waiting for the catch. It FEELS kinda plastic and cheap, but that’s because it is. The cost cut has to come from somewhere, but who cares unless you’re touching or moving it ever, which, probably not. The color takes some time to adjust and dial in, but if you’ve ever calibrated a tv or another monitor, once you have your test patterns and a little patience, I got mine almost identical to my previous one side by side before putting it to rest. The brightness, clarity, response time, and viewing angle are all amazing. I’ve done 3D modeling, word processing, gaming, I’ve used multiple windows simultaneously, all looked and performed great. This thing is legit. The only complaint I have with it, and I don’t even know if it’s just mine or across the board, is that when I turn my PC on or wake it up from sleep, the monitor takes FOREVER to turn itself back on. I’m talking when I had both of mine plugged in and I wiggled the mouse, the old monitor was on in less than 2 seconds. This guy is pushing probably 12-15 seconds. That is a long time. The first few times I was assuming something was wrong with my PC. Once it’s on, that’s all and you’re left with an insanely competent monitor for the price.

Good price, great quality , easy set up, factory settings are perfect for me, plug and play ready.

My son won’t stop raving about how much he loves this thing and I must agree, it has everything you would want in a gaming monitor and its huge!

This KTC replaced my 4.5 years old MSI MAG322CQR which lost image due to bad t-con board. Initial impressions are positive. Pros: HVA has great response time and less ghosting effect compared to previous VA panel that's 2x the price. The contrast are onpar or better. Cons: The height is not adjustable. Theres no OSD software to control in windows. Overall given the price and what it offers this is a very good monitor if you are in need of a 32" 2K screen.

Do Not Buy! This isnt real, the pictures shown all show 1920 x1080p but is advertised as 2560 x 1440p, This is not a 2K monitor and should not be advertised as such.

Funciona muy bien, todo perfecto

Seems pretty good so far. Clear image and colors, smooth refresh. Hoping it lasts as I'm unfamiliar with the brand, so I purchased the extended warranty.

had for a while now. nice quality good picture