KTC 27 Inch 4K Gaming Monitor, UHD 160Hz/144Hz 1ms Fast IPS Monitor, Freesync/G-Sync, HDR400, 132% sRGB, HDMI DisplayPort, VESA, Tilt/Height/Pivot Adjustable, H27P22S

Great image! Works perfectly with my console or my laptop to screen share! The fps work perfectly and there is that 1 s time that is just super noticeable on a shooter game! Price and size is a plus for me as this is a monitor I ordered to have at my place in Colombia and it works great!

Awesome UI, minimalistic appearance, clean & simple. The 4k image is beautiful & awesome for the price it's totally worth it. Sucks that it doesn't have its own speaker but very reliable, no dead pixels after 2 months of use. I recommend this for anyone wondering if they should trust the brand. Never had a problem before. One more thing I use it on the ps5 & it's totally compatible with Vrr & Allm. The hdr is ok but usable as well. Great monitor!

I do most of my gaming on the PS4/5 these days so I don't need to push frame rate on my PC as much. Out of the box this monitor was impressive at the price point. On sale $150 is a deal, and it was well packaged - comes with HDMI cable and a screwdriver so about 10 minutes from opening the box to connected. Got the refresh rate set, enabled FreeSync, adjusted the color saturation up a bit and its bringing nice contrast and deep colors. Really good monitor in this spec/price range.

It's as-advertised, but I'd say it's the specs they don't disclose that hold it back from "greatness." Still, there's plenty to like, and if you buy it on sale (I got mine for under just $100), the value proposition is definitely there.First the pros:- True 165Hz refresh, and support for variable refresh rate (VRR)- Good response time; not sure if it's actually 1ms, but it's not far off- Decent build quality, and nice slim bezels- Good IPS panel, no dead pixels on mine, with okay contrast for the moneyCons:- Color might be "125% sRGB," but that's still a long way from something like full DCI-P3; sitting next to my 8 year-old color calibrated Dell Ultrasharp, the color gradation on this monitor is worse, and it's also less accurate (even after tweaking)- Contrast ratio and/or white level; it's "fine" but the difference between white and black on this monitor is more like dark grey vs. very, very light gray, which brings me to- Brightness; they don't say what its peak output is, I'd guess something like 250 nits, 300 absolute top; it's not awful and usable even in a bright room, but that's what holds the contrast ratio back- LED backlight bleed at edges of the screen/bezel- Stand is cheap, but at least all-metal; get a$20 height adjust stand for use with 100x100 VESA if you hate itAll that said, none of the cons in any way stand as dealbreakers, especially at $100-120. At the upper end of that range it's worth looking at other monitors, but this is far from bad. At $100, there's not anything notably better. If you're coming from a 60 or 75Hz display (especially non-IPS), this thing is going to blow your mind. I wouldn't do any color-critical work on this, but as a gaming display or for general office use, it's great.

I searched across so many panels for a curved higher resolution display. I chose 2 of the curved 27" KTCs. I didn't want a single panel offered by some competitors as I wanted to be able to change orientation of one screen. I also needed them to be at 27" so that I didnt have too big of displays on my desktop. They are awesome. I couldnt be happier with my purchase. I use them for heavy desktop work, coding, etc... and I finally have two panels that dont give me a headache when looking at the screen all day. They have drastically changed my productivity. I would recommend them to anyone. Great product, very well built, and great resolution.

It was a really worth it. I upgraded from 144h, ips 1080p monitor that I've owned for closed to five years.The response time is great, much faster than the latter. The colors are also very very good, the hdr is not that bad, I just had to lower the brightness a bit.No built in speakers, but, I do have a small sound bar so it really isn't a deal breaker. I sit about 3 feet away from the monitor. So for the price paid it was totally worth it. This one should last me another 5 years easily.Being VA panel you tell the diffrence in the blacks compared to an ips panel. Is it better than oled, no.

Amazing monitor for pretty cheap. I got it on sale plus had an Amazon coupon. But I’ve had it for a couple weeks and so far I’m loving this monitor. Very clean clear picture. Haven’t noticed any ghosting or tearing. Was really easy to set up. Colors brightness and picture are great. Just overall a really solid well built monitor that does what is needed really well. Atleast in my opinion and from my experience with it so far.

The media could not be loaded. Review for the 24 inch 165 HZ 1080P monitor.DISCLAIMER: To people who want to buy a monitor that has build in speakers, it seems to me that the monitor doesn't have built in speakers when I tried testing with all the ports, maybe that's just me and I got unlucky.At first when I unboxed it, I plugged it in to my PC using the only HDMI port that it came with and the first HDMI port only stuck to 60hz no matter what I did, it was only the second HDMI port that actually utilized the 165 HZ refresh rate, so that's a little note for those who think they're stuck with 60hz.Overall, the general monitor itself is really great, and when using the sRGB mode, it makes the colors more accurate and vibrant which is a huge plus for a person like me that cares a lot about image quality on monitors. Viewing angles are great where ever you look at it. There's barely any ghosting on the monitor as well. When the screen displays black though, there are some backlights leaking through but it doesn't really bug me that much.Snatched this monitor on sale for less than 90 bucks! Really good quality for it's sale price and I would recommend this to anyone looking for high refresh rate monitors on a budget.