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ian rowan
> 3 dayawesome product
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TheWokePixel
> 3 dayI was so hesitant on buying monitors. After upgrading my GPU to a 2070 Super, I figured it was time to pull the trigger on a 1440p monitor. After doing countless hours of research and price matching I came across this. I ended up buying the monitor and it is probably my favorite purchase this year. Between the picture quality and how games look on this...its absolutely amazing. My only problem with the monitor is the little bit of bleed you get at black screens or transitions. I dont really mess with monitor settings and Im sure there is a sweet spot to get it to go away but I feel like I tried my best but it still remains. Other than that, I HIGHLY recommend!
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Paul B.
> 3 dayThis monitor has been great for all my needs. Great picture quality and love the size of it. The bezels are very slick and the monitor is bright.
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Brian Gentile
> 3 dayAs advertised, good quality.
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Gary
> 3 dayWindows 10 loves it. But it does not anyway to adjust the brightness, no buttons that i have seen so far.
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Daniel Laney
Greater than one weekFor me, in short summary, everything about this monitor shines, I was able to gsync with ease via freesync, the 165hz and refresh is superb! The built-in super-resolution setting was a total game-changer - far easier than manually changing sharpening settings in-game or via g-experience.
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Dan
> 3 dayGood value for the money really. Picture quality isn’t the sharpest for watching video but looks great for gaming. Overall good value for the money 1440p 165hz for this price is just amazing. Also really like the curve
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Thanh-Nhan Le
> 3 dayI dont know what the problem was, but it worked for a couple min. I was able to check nvdia control panel and display settings, then nothing. The monitor turned off and wouldnt turn on. Switched out the power cord and plugged into different socket. Nothing worked, and had to return it.
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steven
> 3 dayHad this monitor for a month and now there is a dead pixel.
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Traci M.
> 3 dayThis is a really nice monitor. I cant be your only review you look at since Ive only had a 21.5 60hz monitor before, but I love this. Its only my first day, but if something changes I will make sure to tell you. First off, the one con I have so far. Ghosting. The ghosting on this monitor is very noticeable if your dragging your cursor over discord or a black screen etc. To me, this isnt much of a problem, as Im mostly just gaming and doing some light video editing. For others doing heavy video-editing, I dont know. Imo, the pro outweigh the cons by a mile. The ghosting is not noticeable when youre gaming, as least for me. I play a lot of Rainbow Six Siege and I had no problems. The 2k, 165hz, 1ms response time is great. The curve is very immersive and nice to have. Its so easy to put this together, it took me a while to figure out how to plug all the cables in, but this is coming from a guy who has never had a gaming monitor. Also, to address backlight-bleeding. Maybe I just cant see it, but I have not had ANY problems with it whatsoever. I wouldnt mind even if there was some as I dont play many dark games, but after doing a couple backlight bleeding tests I really didnt see anything. Out of the box this thing is very bright, but its so easy to turn the brightness down in the settings. The colors are VERY vibrant and a bit on the warmer side. I found no dead and/or stuck pixels after a test. I love this monitor and cant wait to pair it up with the PC once I get all the parts I need to build it. I definitely recommend this monitor. I will get pictures up of this monitor as soon as my new phone gets here as my old one broke. Edit: After another Back-light bleed test there was a little bit of bleed in the bottom left corner but I dont mind.