KOORUI Gaming Monitor, QHD 24" Nano IPS Display, 1440P 165Hz Computer Monitor, 1ms 2K PC Screen, 100% sRGB, Adaptive Sync, Height/Tilt/Pivot Adjustment, HDMI, DisplayPort, GP01
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Size: 24"/QHD/165Hz
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- Immersive Gaming Experience: KOORUI 24 inch gaming monitor offers 1ms response time, 144Hz/165Hz refresh rate, and Adpitive Sync.Never worry about screen tearing,stutter,or input latency. Meanwhile, FPS, RTS, and crosshair modes provide you with an immersive gaming experience.
- Eye-care Nano IPS Panel: This gaming monitor features a Nano IPS display with a nano-particle layer for more accurate colors and faster response than IPS, Fast IPS. It's perfect for professional image editing, gaming, and video playback, offering QHD 25601440 resolution, a 20,000,000:1 contrast ratio, and 100% sRGB support. The monitor delivers lifelike images and vibrant colors for an immersive experience. A built-in blue light filter ensures comfortable viewing, even during long sessions.
- VESA Mounting: The 24 inch computer monitor is designed with gamers in mind. It has a height adjustment feature with a 110mm lift range, and it can be tilted (-30~30) and swiveled (-5~15) for a more comfortable viewing angle. It also supports a 90 rotating for portrait mode viewing. VESA 100mm*100mm support.
- Multiple Connectivity and Control: The pc gaming monitor has multiple input options, including HDMI (2.0)x2, DP 1.4 and audio interface. It comes with a DP 1.2 cable and an power adapter cable. Support HDMI,DP up to 165Hz. Switch arbitrarily between office and entertainment.
- After-sales Guarantee: KOORUI provide high-quality pc monitors and premium services, included 3 year limited warranty and 12 month replacement service. If you find any damage, malfunction or missing accessories, please feel free to contact us.
Description
Turning on this feature will allow you to target enemies faster in the game and win in one move. Selecting different modes to get the best display setting mode values for different game modes. This feature allows you to measure your target game rate when playing time-based or turn-based RTS games. Select one of five different time intervals.
Brand: KOORUI
Screen Size: 23.8 inches
Resolution: QHD 1440p
Aspect Ratio: 169
Screen Surface Description: Matte
Aspect Ratio: 169
Screen Finish: Matte
Contrast Ratio: 20,000,0001
Refresh Rate: 165 hertz
Display Type: IPS
Display Technology: LCD
Viewing Angle: 178 degrees
Brightness: 350 candela_per_square_meter
Color Gamut: 100
Picture Quality Enhancement Technology: Fast IPS screen technology and 100% sRGB support
Screen Size: 23.8 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 8.42"D x 21.26"W x 20.32"H
Resolution: QHD 1440p
Display Resolution Maximum: 2560 x 1440
Native Resolution: 2560x1440
Response Time: 1 milliseconds
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 2
Total Usb Ports: 2
Number of Component Outputs: 2
Total USB 2.0 Ports: 2
Additional Features: Flicker-Free, Frameless
Specific Uses For Product: Multimedia
Color: Black
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Warranty Type: 3 Years Manufacturer Warranty
Shape: Flat
Brand: KOORUI
Model Number: GP01
Model Name: 24" QHD Gaming Monitor 165Hz
Warranty Description: 1 Year
Manufacturer: KOORUI
Included Components: 24 inch gaming monitor, DP Cable, Power Cord, User Manual
Connectivity Technology: HDMI
Hardware Connectivity: DisplayPort, HDMI
Adaptive Sync: G-Sync Compatible
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I got the 24" 1440p 165hs IPS FreeSync. Fantastic monitor. It's hard to find one with these specs at this form factor but this one fits the bill. No issues with it whatsoever after several months. Brightness could be better and there's slight ghosting but it's very minor. Worth every penny.
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2025 by FemixZn
Very satisfied with this monitor, for the price I got it at ($210). It has very competitive picture quality at this price point and goes beyond with its much denser form factor, leading to uncompromised clarity at most viewing distances. I still think games today are meant to be played at 4K for the intended experience, but if you mainly play competitive games like Fortnite, you will really appreciate this monitor. The color is also fantastic, and to my eye, it is definitely close to a wide color gamut, specifically in the reds, which are more saturated than typical monitors at this price point. The brightness is nearing 400 nits, but I don't think it quite hits it. Regardless, it's bright enough for me. The contrast isn't great and is typical of most IPS monitors. I'd say it's in the low 900s, so it's not great for dark content. Paired with a little backlight bleed and IPS glow, it makes dark content undesirable. The coating is matte and only noticeable on plain white screens or when light shines on it. It's not my favorite coating, and I would prefer something closer to what the LG GP850 has, which is more of a semi-gloss. The motion clarity is very good for an IPS panel, and as someone who has used OLEDs and daily drives an OLED TV, this monitor definitely keeps up for competitive play. I'd say it has roughly a 3.5 to 4 ms response time (I use the "Fast" response setting) and get no noticeable overshoot, even at 60 Hz. Input lag is perfect, and there are no anomalies with increased input lag at lower refresh rates. The build is better than I expected. It's still all plastic, but it looks very nice, and they even included a joystick (noice). I don't use the stand, but it's also great and wouldn't take up too much space on my desk. The monitor is plug-and-play. I made no adjustments to the colors, and they looked pretty accurate. The user interface is aesthetically pleasing and responsive. I highly recommend this monitor for competitive play. It provides a great balance of picture quality/clarity and speed. The last time monitors like this were available was 2018, and I've really missed them. So, I hope these do well, and we can get even higher-end versions.🤞
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Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2024 by Tyler Thiel
There are a few minor things about this monitor that bug me, but it's perfectly usable and the reality is it's the only decent monitor I could find at this size and resolution. So it almost feels pointless to give it a normal review: if you want a 24 inch 1440p monitor with a high refresh rate, this is that. The included stand is great. It has pitch/roll/yaw as well as height adjustment and it feels very stable. The power supply is an external brick, which is weird but not really a problem. The biggest issue I have with it is the interface; the only control is a joystick/button combo on the back that's awkward to reach for and slow to use. The on-screen settings menu is the worst I've ever seen. Switching inputs seems like it would be the most commonly-used option, but instead there are quick shortcuts to adjust the volume (I guess it has speakers? I can't get them to work) and to overlay a cheesy red crosshair in the middle of the screen. Options are hidden in confusing categories like "Display", "Game mode", and "Other" that keep you guessing where the setting you want actually lives. And as far as I can tell there's no way to show the current refresh rate (for VRR), something my other cheaper monitor and my TV can both do. The actual display panel seems good. I don't have equipment to measure color accuracy but it looks sharp, colorful, and bright. Mine has a small grey mark in the top corner that I believe is a defect in the backlight diffuser, but I haven't found any dead pixels so far. It does have a little bit of that "tunnel" effect at the edges (where you can see the gap between the panel and backlight) but it's not really noticable unless you're looking from an angle. Supposedly it supports HDR but there's no local dimming or anything so I haven't bothered to test it. I have the same problem another reviewer mentioned where it doesn't go to sleep properly. Windows thinks it's turning the display off but it keeps showing a black image with the backlight on. It's not a huge problem, but slightly more annoying because the power button is hard to reach and has to be held down to power it off. If I had two other similar monitors to compare it to, I suspect this would not be the best one. But I don't know of any others sold in the U.S. with these exact specs, so all I can really say is that it's good enough for me.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2024 by Amazon Customer
just leave the response time at normal, and you're good! Fantastic picture, quick, and so tall you don't have to ruin your posture! The dark field bright effect helps heavily in very bright and very dark rooms as well!
Reviewed in the United States on March 9, 2025 by William Tell
Great monitor for the limitations of my small desk. I replaced a 24 inch 1080p monitor with this monitor and the difference is amazing. I’m running this off a gaming laptop so I can’t use the display port and have to opt for HDMI. It seems that I could only get up to 144hz refresh rate. I tried the display port on my brothers computer and he got 165hz immediately. I was, however, able to overclock it to 165hz on HDMI, not that I’m really able to tell the difference anyway. Out of the box, the color was a bit yellow. I was able to fix that fairly quickly messing around with the colors myself. This monitor also introduced me to DCR and it’s pretty cool to see it when playing games. Having the crosshair overlay option is great for games that don’t have one. I’m not going to use it that often but it’s nice to have it when I need it. Regarding the sleep issues other people have been having, I have not had this problem with HDMI. Even when testing the monitor with display port in my brothers computer, we weren’t able to replicate the problem. Although supposedly, the sleep issue only happens if it’s a second monitor. We only tested it as the only monitor. The base of the monitor has great range of motion. I love having it as high up as it’ll go. It’s also nice to rotate it when managing the cords. Overall, I wish it could have the advertised 165hz on HDMI, but with being able to overclock it, it’s not much to complain about anyway. Personally, I think the price of this is good for it being pretty much the only option for 1440p at 24 inches, at least in the US.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 26, 2024 by B. Worrel
Coming from a Dell s2417dg which is also a 24 inch 1440p gsync monitor, this was a massive step up in picture quality. The HDR is actually quite good and the only feature you can't use at 165hz is the 10-bit color mode but that's okay with me. You can raise the stand to be fairly high up which was a pleasant surprise. The "gamer" aesthetic is fairly subtle when all is said and done and it's on a desk. In general, I'm very happy with this display and all of the options it provides for tweaking in the OSD. The joystick "nipple" is actually more intuitive than guessing what 5 random physical buttons do like you have to do most other monitors. Out of the box the color is a little warm and the stock hdr colors are a little yellow. Using the tools provided by Microsoft to tweak HDR, the potential of the monitor is fully realized and looks great. Now for the one big flaw that could (but probably won't be) addressed by a firmware update: the sleep function does NOT work over DisplayPort. It will turn off and the back on to just having backlighting going 24/7 once your computer goes to sleep. If you're using HDMI this isn't a problem, but you won't be able to max out the monitors advertised features over HDMI, so you have to pick your battles. 1440p gsync at 165hz with HDR on doesn't work with HDMI as far as I can tell. Turning down some of those features to be able to get sleep working might be worth it for you. Personally, I've elected to only use a screensaver and disable sleep for the time being. I very well may be returning this monitor for this specific issue. I've already reached out to the manufacturer, but with them operating from China, there are a number of language barriers that ended up with me being told to do rudimentary things that do not fix the problem and then radio silence on the prospect of any firmware update for the display. Truly a shame that I can't recommend this monitor to absolutely everyone, as the market doesn't have hardly ANY options for a 24 inch 1440p gsync gaming monitor, but when you screw up sleep like this and walk away from the problem, that's just the reality of shooting the average-joe user experience in the foot. There's truly an excellent monitor in there if you're willing to live with the sleep function being broken. Pixel density has stagnated with the rise of 27 inch as the default 1440p monitor size, and it's a shame that with so few monitors like this that people really don't know what they're missing.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2024 by franklin
Found this unicorn: 24" QHD 165hz. Most monitors with these specs will be 27". Glad I went with 24" vs 27", I did not lose much horizontal screen real estate compared to the 34" - granted they were the same QHD resolution. I'm using a DP to USB-C adapter to a MBP 16" with no scaling. I had been using an ultrawide setup for the past two years and then tried the OnScreen Display app to split my screen real estate for a month. It got annoying enough for me to downsize. - I hardly use most of the space and it's easier to snap windows into a smaller display rather than using an app or the Mac's "left/right side" positioning. - It's great for having two Excel sheets side by side; for my use case, it still involved a lot of horizontal scrolling. - Sharing this screen over Zoom is easier without needing to scale display to 125% Text is crisper at 122 ppi vs 110 ppi, a definite upgrade over a 24" 1080p at 92 ppi. For my use case, I work with a lot of text, numbers and sit relatively close (<24") to my display (even if they are mounted on monitor arms) I haven't gamed on this monitor yet, initial impressions are good with the thin 3-bezel look. Most users will probably not need this or have a USB hub or adapter, I'm lacking USB-A and USB-C PD on the display itself. An adapter with these attributes would cost $50-80. There are lower refresh rate 1440p monitors out there that have USB-A and USB-C ports. For the trifecta, you'd be spending double the cost of this display. For the price, the Koorui GP01 is a bargain.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 14, 2023 by Daniel L.
Amazing display. The pixel density is crazy. Also even though this is advertised as 165hz it actually supports up to 180hz out of the box.
Reviewed in the United States on May 18, 2025 by MotardSteve