LG 27GQ50F-B 27 Inch Full HD (1920 x 1080) Ultragear Gaming Monitor with 165Hz and 1ms Motion Blur Reduction, AMD FreeSync Premium and 3-Side Virtually Borderless Design

Color accuracy is really great for a TN, you could almost mistake it for an ips. Gsync doesnt seem to work 100 percent of the time with Freesync. The power cord short, and very thick at the end near the plug. 24 is perfect for 1080p; yes I can see a few pixels in certain games, but for my portable setup its perfect. Ghosting is very minimal, and the response time as nothing short of amazing. For the price you will not find a better panel. Well done LG.

Bought for gaming but have also watch movies/tv on this monitor. Performs well and you won’t be disappointed. Had to fine tune in Nvidia control panel but turned out great.

Works as advertised!!

Nothing to complain about at all here. I would have liked a bigger screen but the next sizes up are ridiculous in price increases. Once I start a game, I tend to not notice the size anyway so... great product!

Looks good, able to adjust looks through the onboard settings

I’ve used this monitor for over a year and a half traveling for my job with it all over the country. Mine has scratches all over the back and has been hit up against walls many times. This thing is a beast. I love it.

What is there to like: excellent price, great value, no dead pixels, easy to setup. Only one minor negative, balancing the color is tricky. It seemed to have too low a gamma and too bright a green out of the box. Took some testing and trial and error until I got it balanced out. Once it was, has been rock solid.

I’ve used this monitor for over a year and a half traveling for my job with it all over the country. Mine has scratches all over the back and has been hit up against walls many times. This thing is a beast. I love it.

Looks good, able to adjust looks through the onboard settings

I bought this plus a Microsoft Surface to replace my wifes old desktop PC. It hasnt worked out because I have found it to be impossible to adjust this monitors picture to be anywhere near the quality of the Surfaces picture. (With the Settings in Windows 10, it is possible to have both monitors on, simultaneously, so, it is easy to compare them side by side). This monitor has many possible adjustments - which may be advantageous for a gaming monitor but it is not for a general purpose one. There are too many combinations of possible adjustments. The blacks are not as black as the Surfaces, the whites are not as white, and the colors are not as vibrant, no matter what combination of adjustments one uses. I took the Surface and this monitor to a nearby Microsoft Store hoping that an expert can adjust the monitor better than I can. A MS tech guy spent 20 to 30 minutes trying to adjust the picture. He too was unable to adjust it to be anywhere near the quality of the Surfaces picture. He gave up, eventually, with the comment, I guess this is as good as it gets. Disappointing, and a waste of money. My wife will probably never use this monitor.