AOC Agon PRO AG274QG 27" Tournament Gaming Monitor, QHD 2K 2560x1440, 240Hz 1ms, G-SYNC Ultimate, PS5 Xbox Switch, Black

It was a bit confusing at first trying to figure out the setting and stuff but the picture is freaking amazing run my ps5 great without any lag

Arrived damaged. Interior padding was cracked and broken, like the box had been dropped. Upon plugging the monitor into a power source there was a line of discolored pixels running from the top of the screen tot he bottom. After loading into Windows, trying a few different settings, and loading a game I realized it was a physical defect into the unit and not an issue with the cable or my computer. The rest of the image looked very good, with nice color depth and vibrancy, but I took a gamble on this monitor as it doesn't seem widely reviewed, and I won't be buying another.

The quality of the actual monitor is pretty great and the colors are not bad either. I bought it so I could game competitively but also be a part of my setup for school and work use. Great monitor honestly just really dam expensive.

I paid full price for this monitor (which was 900$ at the time) and for about 5 months now I've had the refresh rate dropped from 240hs down to 200hz because there is a slim batch of weird lines at the bottom of the screen that show up when I have the monitor at full speed. It's not the biggest deal since my PC doesn't run too many games over 200fps, I just don't like that I paid nearly a grand for a monitor that seems to be defective. I would've posted sooner but I was convinced that the problem was my graphics card until I was able to plug it into a different PC today and saw that the lines were still there.

I have a AW2721D and now this monitor and I can tell you the difference in colors is significant! You can tell the difference before making minor calibration changes.The two issues I have with this monitor are the legs on the stand are super long and the button on the back of the monitor to go through the monitor settings is terrible, but it comes with a wired controller that you plug into the back of the monitor that you can use that makes it effortless.I am using the following settings that can be found on TomsHardware:Picture Mode Game Mode OffBrightness 200 nits 213Brightness 120 nits 127Brightness 100 nits 104Brightness 80 nits 83Brightness 50 nits 53 (min. 39 nits)Contrast 50Gamma +.2Color Temp User Red 54, Green 57, Blue 42Refresh rate between the two monitors are the same, so there is no difference there for me, but I would choose this over the Alienware.Edit 8/11/23: I mentioned how the legs are super long and while at the time that wasn't an issue for me, but it's become a bit much and takes up entirely too much space so I'm deducting a star.

It just has everything

Backlight bleed is inevitable with IPS, but this unit is very uneven and pretty bad.

The item arrived looking very nice, however, when I turned the montior on I noticed a dead pixel. The features of the monitor are excellent but I was dissapointed of the dead pixel. I sent it back to amazon and ordered another one and I'm hoping the next one works better.