GreBear 27-inch Computer Monitor IPS Panel PC Monitors FHD 1080p 75Hz LED Display Home Office Desktop Screen, HDMI, VGA, Flicker-Free, Build-in Speakers, Blue Light Filter, 100x100 mm VESA Mountable

I bought this monitor mainly for work, not for gaming. For me, its color and clarity are good enough. I especially like that it eases eye strain using the low blue light mode.

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I picked this monitor up for my buddy who has ancient monitors. I was going to surprise him for his birthday and replace both of his old monitors with these new ones. So I tested them before I give them to him since he isnt a computer expert. Let me just say that upon taking the monitor out of the box, I notice how it doesnt use a standard power cable but instead an adapter. The adapter can help to have a cleaner desk by having a smaller cable go to the monitor, however its not easy to extend the length of the wire so it is in my opionion a downside. After getting the montior connected it appeared immediately and just worked on my laptop. I was able to set it to 75Hz as well, but this mode just makes the motion problems worse. As shown by the UFO test and the gradient image; the panel struggles with motion in general. It doesnt seem to have enough proper motion performance to drive 60Hz, definitely not enough for 75Hz. If you arent familiar with motion blurring then maybe you wont notice it but I definitely do. This monitor is blurry even on the 60Hz settings in anything that is even semi fast paced. In fact I could see banding (but sadly couldnt capture it) in images of certain directions moving back and forth across the screen. Lastly I cannot say anything about the brightness of the monitor but it is definitely an IPS type of panel at least because it has good viewing angles from all around unlike TN or VA type panels that wash out quickly past a certain angle. As far as Freesync goes; it only supports down to around 45Hz just like the other budget monitor I tested so this is a really laughable freesync fps range. Lastly the built in speakers are super tinny and high pitched, I cannot recommend using them other than in an emergency. While I cannot measure the contrast ratio; no IPS monitors typically have 3000:1 Contrast Ratio so I would say that at best case this monitor has 1000:1 contrast ratio. Overall for my friend who does mostly text based things and watches some videos online; it should work for him. He doesnt need high motion or even high refresh rate which means that his budget monitor serving a budget purpose isnt terrible. However it is also not some wonderful value that people should seek out to get a great deal with. If it fails then I will update the review as my friend will be using this every day for the next years right as soon as I get it to him.

Monitor itself is overall decent. No dead pixels and the screen quality is pretty nice. Good and clear and has HDR functionality. However, to say its a Freesync monitor is not accurate. It doesnt even have an option for it on its onboard menu. Nor does Radeon drivers recognize it as Freesync capable. This is using the cable that came with it too. Running this through a 5600G so I know it does support Freesync. Biggest selling point to me is that its a Freesync monitor for this low price. The manual shows there should be a menu option for Freesync but the one they sent me, doesnt have that. Perhaps they sent the wrong one? If so, why is the manual stating differently? Defective model? Not sure but right now, its not looking good.. The only other negative I have to note is that the menu buttons are behind the panel and not the best spot for them. Rather have it under the unit than behind. Ill update this if any solution is given but for now, I cant recommend a monitor that doesnt do what it is advertised to do.

Finally time for a wfh upgrade, an amazingly clear display

This monitor amazes me. It makes me think about my first flat screen monitor. I have lost track of the time, but it was, probably near 20 years ago. I got my first 15 monitor. I wont bother to try to compare it with this one, with one MAJOR exception. That monitor, from so long ago, cost me approximately $800! iN 2022 DOLLARS, THAT IS $1225!! Yes, the quality of this monitor is great. Clear as a bell, bright, great color rendition. This is important to me since my vision is not really great. especially at the desktop distance. I cannot comment on its performance as a gaming monitor, because I dont game. But, from my point of view, it is fast as well a high quality. Setup was simply a matter of plugging it in. I consider that, all things considered, this is a REALLY good value.

This is a screen prepared for the my new office. This computer screen is quite good, with good color rendering and suitable size. It is similar to the quality of the big brands I bought before.

For $97 at the time of review- I dont think youll find a better monitor. The colors are accurate enough out of the box that I dont think itll dramatically change the images youre looking at. Definitely not a super high quality panel or anything. It wont be good for color grading or something crazy, but that isnt the fault of the monitor. At $97, it is not being marketed for that. As an extra monitor, it does a very good job. Would recommend for a main office/basic display or for a secondary monitor.

Great monitor no issues at all

Not sure who this company is, but this is a very nice, inexpensive monitor. I had no issues connecting it - plug it in, connect the display cable and you are good to go. The picture is of good quality, the stand somewhat basic but acceptable. A good second monitor. The big unknown of course is how long it might last. For now I give it 5 stars, but if for some reason it doesnt prove to be durable, I will come back and change this review.