Pixio PX277 Prime 27 inch IPS 165Hz Refresh Rate WQHD 2560 x 1440 Resolution 1ms MPRT Response Time HDR Adaptive Sync Esports Premiere LCD Gaming Monitor

(271 Reviews)

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  • Mk Perez

    > 24 hour

    I purchased this monitor to compare it next to the MSI 1080 175Hz. I thought this monitor would be superior. I was wrong. The picture quality looks better because of the higher resolution on my ps5.. but when comparing image quality MSI way way superior. Some people love the fade, VIZIO/Sony look. I like vibriant and deep colors similar to Oled. I feel like the quality wasn’t really there. Hope to do another review later on with other Pixio products.

  • Steve

    > 24 hour

    The Pixio Prime is a solid pickup if youre looking to have a solid viewing experience. I picked up two (for consistency) for work/entertainment purposes and I must say - THIS IS A STEAL! Pros: Very affordable - most monitors with these specs are in the low $500s Nearly bezel less screen Comes with; a stand, DP cord, and easy to follow instructions Lightweight Cons: Will need to play around with the settings - for some reason one screen was 165hz and the other was 60 No speakers - but who shops for monitors looking for speakers? Stands are solid but you cannot adjust the screen height - simple solution would be to get a monitor stand thats adjustable Overall if youre in the market for a cost efficient screen for gaming & work - look no further!

  • Lam

    > 24 hour

    Upgrading from a TN 1080p 60 hz 24 inch monitor, to this IPS 1440p 165 hz is a HUUUUUGE difference. Well, Im sure thats obvious, but it really makes a difference. Right now I cant even run many games above 90 fps, and given I still have about 75 fps of breathing room, I know Im future proof while I upgrade my gpu. Not certified G-sync but it is compatible- although again I dont get past 90 fps very often, so I dont notice a difference with it on or off. Read some reviews of dead pixels, fortunately the screen is perfect and only minor I guess its called Ips glow on the left side, but its only noticeable when Im in complete darkness, and on a dark scene in a video game. This is me nit picking, though. I believe there are 2 competitors to this monitor right now in this price range, and the newer gigabyte option is tempting, however given most people wont be maxing out this monitor anyway, latency time is on par with what youd expect in this price range, and if Im being honest, I personally notice zero inverse ghosting (I think its called) until I set overdrive to high. High, it does make games have a strange trail to movement so I tend to stick to low or medium and latency is never an issue. great choice.

  • jorden

    > 24 hour

    Ive spent the last 7 years using a monitor that came free with my computer. I managed to upgrade to dual screen by buying a second monitor from a Goodwill. Most of that time Ive had a 1080 graphics card because my friend gave me his old one. So I literally had to use an HDMI to VGA converter to use my terrible monitors. Ive been saving up for a while now so when I saw a 165hz monitor for this price I had to jump on it. I couldnt believe what a difference it is. I feel like Ive been playing video games with my eyes squinted up till now.

  • Maverick

    > 24 hour

    Ive owned many monitors over my 15 year PC gaming hobby. This is my 3rd 2k IPS monitor and a far as the panel goes, its visually as good as any other Ive had. Wont beat an OLED display, but its smooth and silky with 144/165 refresh rate, good picture quality, no dead pixels and mood range OSD options. IPS is clear and vastly superior to the off brand VA panel I just returned (was really bad in dark areas). Overall, a solid display for a great value, you shouldnt be disappointed. My 2nd Pixio too, and never an issue.

  • Yessir

    > 24 hour

    Turn off your lights and it’s fine

  • Ronak Talwar

    > 24 hour

    Good price for what you get, so far no issues.

  • Andy

    > 24 hour

    The Pixio PX277 Prime is a very good gaming monitor for the price. Good resolution, a ton of real-estate, fast refresh rate (1440p at 144 or 165 Hz over DP1.2), IPS produces superior images and more vibrant colors. The monitor is plenty bright, in fact I had to turn it down to 50 and I might turn it down even more yet. I dont use HDR or FreeSync, so I cannot comment on those features. I do have some IPS glow and slight blooming, but not terrible for a monitor with such thin bezels. Build quality is excellent for this price range. I did have to go into Windows 10 display settings and set it for a higher refresh rate. Windows defaulted to 60 Hz, even though it detected the monitor correctly and I would have expected it to automatically use the highest refresh rate supported by the monitor, but no. Overall, this is a great gaming monitor for those on a budget.

  • ElectronicsEnthusiast

    > 24 hour

    What i really like about this monitor is its compatibility with consoles. It works like a dream with my ps4 despite the graphics downscaling. I also like the tilt adjustment, height and swivel dont really matter. Great color accuracy, absolutely love the color range of this monitor. The color accuracy is worth the price alone. True Ips color. Great adjustments on brightness and even blue light filtration. The only thing i disliked was the sharp and heavy stand. Im all for a sturdy stand but this stand is heavy and left deep scratches in my desk. Other than that great value 1440p monitor. Ps. The best performance mode for gaming is (medium) regardless of fps.

  • Johnnymyers07

    > 24 hour

    I have been using two of the monitors for gaming and working at home... All in all its best for work and some gaming. I had a few issues with performance, screen randomly going black. After reseating the display port cable it came back up, but its slightly annoying. But if you need solid screen for gaming and work, I would highly recommend it.

Features

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165Hz Refresh Rate

Once you go 165Hz, you simply can"t go back. Take advantage of your high frame rate and upgrade your gaming experience. Your eyes will thank you.

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1ms (MPRT) Fast Response Time

The ultra-fast 1ms response time (MPRT) is as fast as it gets. Get the smoothest possible gameplay to get the most out of your favorite fast-paced games and get even more competitive.

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Adaptive Sync

Eliminate tear and stutter-free performance at virtually any frame for smooth gameplay with Adaptive Sync.

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HDR

The PX277 Prime supports High Dynamic Range (HDR), allowing the display to reproduce deeper, richer colors with stunning details and contrast to shadows and silhouettes.

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Screen Size
27" 27" 25" 32"
Panel Type
IPS TN Fast-IPS Fast-VA
Refresh Rate
165Hz 144Hz 360Hz 165Hz
Response Time
1ms (MPRT) 1ms (GTG) 1ms (GTG) 1ms (GTG)
Resolution
2560x1440 2560x1440 1920x1080 2560x1440p

Console Compatibility

Xbox Series X and S 1440p Resolution, 120Hz Refresh Rate, HDR + VRR Enabled
Xbox One X and S 1440p Resolution, 120Hz Refresh Rate, VRR Enabled
PS4 and PS4 Pro 1080p Resolution, 60Hz | 4K upscale (Pro only)
PS5 1440p Resolution, 120Hz(Select games) and HDR | 4K Upscale available

Technical Specifications

Screen Size 27"
Panel Type IPS
Resolution 2560x1440p
Frequency 165Hz
Brightness 350 nits (Max)
Aspect Ratio 16:9
Viewing Angle H:178º, V:178º (CR>10)
Response time 1ms (MPRT)
Contrast Ratio 1000:1
Color Gamut 119.33% sRGB | 88.13% DCI-P3 | 84.52% NTSC
Connectivity DP1.2 (165Hz) x 1 | HDMI2.0(144Hz) x 2 | Audio Out x 1
VESA 100mm x 100mm
VESA Screw Size M4x8mm
Speakers No
Dimensions(W x H x D) 24.2"" x 18.30"" x 9.91"" (with stand) | 24.2"" x 14.34"" x 2.26"" (without stand)

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