Customer Ratings & Reviews

I’ve Used it for about a month so far, pretty great monitor, no dead pixels or anything like that out of the box. for an almost 32” 144hz 1440p monitor at this price point, it’s everything you could want. it’s not overclockable which would be cool and so would to ability to swivel The monitor, but not expected at this price, but even without those I’m very happy with it! I’m still Considering purchasing a second one to make a nearly 64” Curved Super Ultra wide monitor set up with a 16:9 aspect ratio

This monitor is the best 2k(QHD), non-ultrawide, 144hz refresh rate Freesync, experience a gamer could have. The only exception being the stand is not as maneuverable as some other gaming monitors. That con aside this thing does not disappoint. The OSD(onscreen-display) has so many options including a PiP(picture in picture) mode as well as a PbP(picture by picture) mode allowing for multiple video inputs being displayed on this monitor at the same exact time. (2 sources can be displayed at once). Overall the experience I’ve had the past 12 months during this covid year gaming and doing work on this monitor has been a most enjoyable time for me and all my family who I let use it ;-) P.S. in order to use this monitor in portrait display mode you will need to buy a compatible Aftermarket stand. The default stand does not have anything more then a slight pan and tilt feature. Enough for more who use this as intended. :)

there really isn't a lot of monitors that check all the boxes i was looking for (over 27", 144hz, 1440p, curved screen, etc), Samsung and ben q have similar models, but at a higher price and more mixed reviews, so i decided on this. going from 60hz to 144hz was quite the experience and i haven't looked back since. the colors are great. some slight ghosting on darker colors when scrolling or moving the camera in a game, but thats typical with a VA panel. (worth noting i couldn't find a IPS with similar specs at all or a similar model at the same price point) but overall im satiated with this product and it has brought a fresh air to my gaming experience.

I have had this monitor for about two weeks now and coming from a 75-hertz monitor, the difference is amazing! I was a bit skeptical of the curve, it's alright. It offers a bit more of that wrap-around immersion but nothing to write home about. I can see some people disliking it. The Stand offers Height adjustment, it's a well-built stand in my opinion. The VA panel has pretty decent colors (I am just a casual gamer) Now for the knacks, The back of the monitor has this cheap-looking plastic panel, not a big deal just looks cheap. The LED on the back is very dim, so don't expect much in or anything at all in terms of ambient lighting. I notice minor backlight bleed, mainly in the corners of the screen, in dark scenes (mainly loading screens for games), it's not a big deal to me but it can to others.

This is a very good monitor for gaming on either pc or console 144hz looks great and it doesn’t have any color problems that I could see. Downside is that it does not have any speakers at all, I had to buy a set of external speakers for it which was fine but I couldn’t see anything in the description that said it has no sound but I may have missed it

It is big, it is curved, it has an excellent screen. Only drawback is that it doesnt have a sound system so you have to plug in speakers. This is fine considering I have a good pair of headphones and a good speaker system, but it was a bit of a shock to me personally. If it had sound, 5 stars, no doubt.

Excellent combination of price and quality, a small haze is visible, which is normal on all monitors in this category, the screen is very sensitive to knocks so be careful, but overall I really liked the quality, if the price is below $ 400 I indicate.

I play FPS games alot I needed 144hz & 1440p. There a black ghosting must play with settings to find your match. This was on sale when I brought it, there may be others on sale that are better.

I set up this big ole' 31.5" monitor and really wanted to love it! Unfortunately, the lack of G-Sync was a big turn off and I was getting screen tearing. Decided to go with a Dell 27" QHD monitor and I now have a new Gigabyte 32" QHD 165Hz HDR monitor that I enjoy. If you have an Radeon GPU (or similar w/ Freesync...) than this may be the monitor for you!

it is a good monitor, just wish it had sound capabilities

Only issue I have to turn off and back on when I restart the pc for it to detect the monitor.