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
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Joshua
> 24 hourSeems good but I’ll update in a few months when I see how it holds up
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Joshua
> 24 hourSeems good but I’ll update in a few months when I see how it holds up
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Kindle 客户
> 24 hourI just got it the moniter I was super exicted just to find out it can only go up to 119 hzs but I bought the 166 hzs verion??
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M Filomeo
> 24 hourOne of my two monitors developed a purple line through it. Customer support out side of Amazon is also impossible to work with. Do not buy.
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Lily
> 24 hourI love it so much! It has a good size for me, easy menu to work with sadly it doesnt not have built in speakers but headsets are better. 144hz works with HDMI and it works for next-gen 120 fps display. It does enough for me, VERY GOOD!
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Mark Patterson
> 24 hourFast response perfect for gaming
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alischa stewart
> 24 hourSupport 120 on Ps5
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Jean Rincon
> 24 hourExcelente
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Cody Shane
> 24 hourFirst off, I have to say that the monitor is really nice overall. The colors are crisp and the picture quality is top-notch. However, there are a couple of things that Im not too thrilled about. The bezel on this thing is pretty large, which makes the screen feel a bit smaller than it actually is. Its not a huge deal, but its something to keep in mind if youre used to a monitor with a thinner bezel. Also, the cable management and ports on this monitor are kind of weird. Its not as straightforward as some other monitors Ive used, and it took me a bit of time to figure out which cables went where. Its not a huge issue once you get everything set up, but its something to be aware of. Overall, I do really like theMonitor . Its a great option for gamers who want a high-quality monitor that wont break the bank. Just be prepared for the large bezel and slightly confusing cable management/port setup.
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Jon Doh
> 24 hourI tried to order the same monitor that I already had from a few years ago. It seems like a lot of the tech and specs are the same. It will probably work just fine. I am just a bit disappointed by obvious cheep moves by LG. It came with a cheep looking HDMI cable instead of the DisplayPort cable the old one came with. The stand is so cheep looking and is not nearly as adjustable. It is being held on by 2 small screws. The height does not adjust. It looks like they moved the power conversion into the plug itself, which makes it not play nice on my power strip. It is big and bulky and it wont fit next to other plugs.