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I purchased this monitor a few months ago to replace my aging 25" 1440p IPS panel. My daily use is mostly focused on coding and reading, with about 20% of the time spent on video playback and light gaming. I discovered this model through RTINGS, filtered for QD-OLEDs with the best text clarity. This one stood out with a 7/10 rating at its resolution and pixel density. What really caught my attention, was that this monitor doesn't bombard you with pixel refresh reminders every few hours, unlike so many others. I was concerned after reading numerous reviews about fuzzy text on QD-OLEDs. I was honestly hesitant to even power it on. But after using it extensively, I can confidently say those concerns were overblown, at least in my experience. Text appears crisp and sharp, arguably even better than on my previous IPS display. From a normal viewing distance, text clarity is a complete non-issue. Out of curiosity, I took a macro shot of the pixel structure with my phone. Yes, there’s a faint pink fringe above some letters (I’m using Windows 11 at 125% scaling), but you’d have to press your face against the screen to notice it. I’m not sure if the complaints stem from earlier QD-OLED or WOLED generations, or perhaps from people judging lower-resolution panels. Either way, if you’re worried about text clarity for productivity tasks, don’t be. This monitor delivers. Read more

Absolutely loving this monitor! Picture looks great and it gets BRIGHT. So bright that I thought it was at the max by defauly... Turns out it was only at 40%! You'll have no issues seeing things on this baby with a lot of sunlight in your room. The 240HZ refresh works perfectly but I can't comment on the KVM yet because it hasn't been tested. Also nice that it includes a power delivery port. Overall this has got to be the best monitor that I've personally owned, highly recommend if it fits your needs. Read more

Owner for 1 year. As part of an entire overhaul of my setup I went from an Asus VG248QE to the M27QX as my main monitor after almost a decade and I couldn't be happier with it. I'm over 40yrs old.. my competitive days are long gone, but I still play shooters and other fast paced games and still value high fps / high refresh rate over high resolution. I spent a lot of time (months) deciding on a new monitor and the review on RTINGS for this sold me. I still wasn't prepared for exactly how much of an upgrade it was in every single way. It's almost like Gigabyte used the VG248QE as an inspiration to make the M27QX. The Gigabyte stand is almost identical to Asus, it's sturdy and well made, there is height adjustment from 1-6 inches above your desk... this is great for accommodating different desk/chair setups and personal preference. The frame is sleek compared to Asus, of course the screen is not edge to edge but it's still much nicer than a bulky plastic frame. I considered ultrawide for a long time but that would've meant having to get a different desk to make it work for me... and I would've had to settle with far less specs wise than this monitor where price is concerned, I still got a bump up in size from 24 to 27in and it's welcomed. The panel came in perfect shape, no stuck/dead pixels. The RTINGS review mentioned this monitor had great color out of the box and it does, you don't know what your missing if all you've ever used is TN panels like me. IPS is so crisp it's unreal, the difference in color cannot be understated. This monitor also has backlight strobing which mimics the fluid motion of old CRT monitors and helps to reduce motion blur in fast paced games, on the Asus I had to use a 3rd party program to make it work with AMD GPU's..not so on the M27QX. Even if you turn motion blur off in your competitive games (you should) there will still be blur on non-strobed monitors... this was a big selling point for me. I'm happy with 1440p as an upgrade, I am used to having games run high fps on 1080p even in single player games if allowable. Things are better than when 4k first came out but it is obviously still harder to run. I've seen 4k benchmarks for certain GPU's/games under 60fps and that is a no go for me. If you're buying 240hz refresh the goal should be as close to 240fps as you can get. I'm used to 120 and going to 240 is still very noticeable (in Rocket League for example). Once you see over 120 fps synced with your monitor in any game, you'll never want to go back. Another huge upgrade is the joystick menu on this monitor, in all the years I had the Asus I struggled till the end to remember how to navigate the menu, and hated to access it. The menu on the M27QX is so intuitive you'll have it down in no time, I find myself using it often to change between picture modes, adjust brightness/blackness levels ingame or late at night among other settings (there are many settings to fine tune if you are into that). Just like Asus they even included a built in OSD crosshair that you can apparently customize, I personally don't use it much but it is a nice option to have to build aim in games/modes that don't have a crosshair. Last but not least, the name M27QX is shorter and cooler, they really thought of everything! An expensive and hard to justify upgrade for me, but it paid off. 5* Read more

Bought this for my gaming son lol , don’t know much about it other then in his words “ it’s the best one he’s ever had everything is amazing and super fast shipping Read more

As most the reviewers are saying it will come with dead pixels, well it did. Top right corner has like 2 dead pixels right beside each other which made it noticeable. Center top of screen came with an scratch that is noticeable on a white background but when gaming it doesn't bother as much and is less noticeable. After using it for around a year I got to say if the quality control wasn't that bad this would get 5 stars instead of the 1. One of the best 1440p if not the best monitor 1440p but that gets all ruined by the poor quality control. I used a lot of Gigabyte stuff over the years, and was always impressed with their quality control and longevity of their products, what happened? Or is it just their monitor department that is that bad? Note: Why didn't I return it? Well I don't want to have to send it back get a replacement and hoping to get one with scratches and dead pixels again. Plus that will take a lot of time, and time I cannot get back. This monitor is not worth the price at all, quality issue will lead to have to get replacements and that will take time and in the end you will feel like they should of paid you to take the monitor because of all the hassle you went thru. To pay this much for a small chance of getting one without dead pixels nor scratches, not worth it. Read more

2K 240Hz at a fair price. It’s sturdy and the picture quality is great. Read more