KOORUI Monitor, 27” 240Hz Gaming Monitor, Mini-LED - QHD (2560 x 1440) Computer Monitor, 1ms, HDR 1000, 100% sRGB, Height Adjustable, HDMI/DisplayPort, White/Grey, GN10
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Size: 27INCH/QHD/240Hz
Color: White
Features
- VIVID VISUALS WITH QHD RESOLUTION: Experience crystal-clear clarity with the QHD (2560x1440) resolution. Featuring a 95% DCI-P3 wide color gamut and 100% sRGB coverage, it delivers stunning, lifelike colors and sharp text. Perfect for gaming, creative work, or everyday use, this monitor provides vibrant, detailed visuals that enhance any task.
- SMOOTH GAMING PERFORMANCE: Take your gaming to the next level with a refresh rate of up to 240Hz and a rapid 1ms (GtG) response time. Equipped with G-Sync compatibility, the 240hz gaming monitor ensures tear-free and stutter-free gameplay, making it ideal for competitive gaming and high-performance graphics cards. Enjoy immersive and smooth visuals without input lag or ghosting.
- CUSTOMIZABLE BRIGHTNESS AND COLOR SETTINGS: While customers appreciate the out-of-the-box color accuracy and brightness, the 27 inch gaming monitor also offers customizable settings for personalized experiences. Adjust brightness, contrast, and color settings through the on-screen display (OSD) menu to fine-tune the display for your preferences or environment.
- MODERN DESIGN WITH ERGONOMIC FLEXIBILITY: The White Gaming Monitor features a sleek, edge-less design that fits seamlessly into any workspace or gaming setup. Its ergonomic stand supports height, tilt (-5 to 20), swivel, and rotation adjustments, ensuring optimal comfort during long sessions. For additional flexibility, the monitor is VESA-compatible (75x75mm), allowing for wall or arm mounting.
- RELIABLE QUALITY AND CUSTOMER SUPPORT: Built with premium materials, the GN10 offers excellent build quality and stability. With a 3-year limited warranty, a 12-month replacement service, and technical support, if you find any damage, malfunction, or missing accessories, please feel free to contact us.
Brand: KOORUI
Screen Size: 27 Inches
Resolution: QHD Ultra Wide 1440p
Aspect Ratio: 169
Screen Surface Description: Flat
Product Dimensions: 8.42 x 21.26 x 20.32 inches
Item Weight: 9.88 pounds
Manufacturer: KOORUI
Country of Origin: China
Item model number: GN10
Date First Available: October 19, 2023
Standing screen display size: 27 Inches
Aspect Ratio: 169
Voltage: 5 Volts
Resolution: 2560 x 1440 Pixels
Image brightness: 550 Candela
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Color: Black
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
Size: 27inch/170hz/IPS
Color: Black
I ordered a monitor from Sceptre and received the wrong model. This led me to make a somewhat angry purchase but man did it pay off. Jumping the gun on a 1440p IPS display was so worth it. I am pleased, satisfied, and left wanting nothing more. Pros and cons below. PROS: - Really bright display. This is such a game changer when you constantly deal with dim gaming displays. Typically on a budget monitor you get 250cd/m2 but here you get 400cd/m2!!! The brightness is perfect for gaming, day to day use, brightly lit rooms, etc. - Super Colorful Display: The colors on this screen pop like I've never seen. Everything is perfectly saturated. Nothing seems out of the ordinary. Everything you watch, read, play, will be enjoyed thoroughly guaranteed. - Whites are actually WHITE: As you can see in one of the images I attached, My other monitor (HP 25x) provides yellowish whites while the 27E3Q provides a very natural and expected white. - Not a single dead pixel on my unit! - No annoying branding. One simple and almost invisible "KOORUI" in the center of the frame on the bottom. No extended pieces of plastic either. Just a rectangular unit as you would expect. Unlike the HP 25x which has an annoying chunk of plastic that extends out. This is more nitpicky obviously but it still counts! - OSD (On Screen Display) is very easy to use. Its quick, to the point, no frills or gimmicks, and easy to read. - Really nice stand! Although I used my own dual monitor mount, the stand is high quality, heavy duty, with tons of adjustability. (Rotate, side to side, height) CONS: - From the research I've done, if you leave the overdrive off you won't have a problem but, with it turned on you do experience some ghosting I believe. Haven't tested it myself but this is what I've heard. Not worried about it, I leave it off and thoroughly enjoy gaming. - In all honesty, the only possible thing I can think of (and this is a real nitpick imo) is the edges of the display border. They could be a HAIR thinner. My HP 25x has a slightly thinner border (not the bezel/plastic frame). This monitor would have benefited greatly from a thinner border but I wouldn't worry about it. With all of the benefits (AFFORDABILITY) a border shouldn't even be close to a deal breaker. Overall, amazing monitor. I will be purchasing another one soon!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2024 by kamil kassem kamil kassem
Size: 27INCH/QHD/240Hz
Color: White
Koorui doesn't have the same recognition as a big brand like LG or Samsung. However, the monitor seems to be the genuine article here. Physically it feels sturdy and well-built. It is easy to put together and set up, plus it comes with both an HDMI and a DP cable. The monitor controls forgo that annoying "nipple" button a lot of modern monitors use and goes with the tried and true row of buttons. When you bring up the monitor controls, it is easy to read and navigate the options. Software-wise, it just runs off the generic PnP monitor driver. There's no specialized driver or ICC profiles to add, but what you can (and should do) is use your GPU's software to adjust settings. For me it is through the Nvidia Settings panel. Raedon's equivalent probably works the same way. Tweaking the settings is responsive and with just a few minutes time you'll have your games and videos cooking perfect. You want HDR? This does HDR (and does it beautifully). You want Freesync? It does that and is compatible with Nvidia's N-sync software. You want a high refresh rate? It can push up to 240MHz under the right settings. In conclusion, it is surprisingly well made! Good HDR, High refresh rates, all the options you want for 2k resolutions, etc. The only down side is it doesn't have it's own dedicated driver or color profiles, so you do need to tweak the settings, but I don't see it as necessarily bad since your GPU's software should be able to handle that job. All in all, I am impressed with this one.
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