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

Does everything you would expect with a really good price point and going from 60hz to 165hz is very noticeable. In mouse movement and aiming in FPS.

This product is amazing, I really love it. Honestly, it could cost more. I ran a test and its running at 240.297Hz. I went into my PC settings to select 240 in the options. The monitor looks great. The stand the monitor is on is a little high for me, and higher than my other monitors, so I had to adjust the rest of setup to accommodate for that and avoid neck strain. It can be incredibly blinding bright, easily changed in monitor settings. The settings also have a timer, black equalizer, ultra vivid, blue light, HDR, multiple user settings and a lot of other settings. Setting up the warranty was easy. They emailed to confirm it, which wasnt necessary but nice. And I doubt Ill ever use the warranty because this thing is built strong. Days after I got it, I went to move it which meant turning the monitor and removing the cables. And the monitor fell off onto my table with the base still in my hands. Looking back at the imagery, it does show the monitor detaches there but I missed it. So be careful and lay it on a towel if you need to move cables, because I dont know if theres a way to prevent this. Its not where you add screws, it detaches from a second place. Anyway, my table has a deep scratch in it but the monitor (and stand) dont even have a mark on it. I dont know how because it hit hard, dont try this at home. Great product! Id definetly buy again.

We are not even informed which size mounting screws, of many possible, we need to get for ourselves since wall mount arm’s don’t come with screws ether.

For the price, this monitor is truly impressive. I returned a 25 1080p 240hz IPS Monitor ($400) after I tested this Pixio beside it. First, the Pixios pixel density (PPI) is good around 32-34 away from the screen and I was unable to spot the screen door effect. I also found the colors to be vibrant after some minor calibration and a slight saturation boost via my AMD Software. For gaming, the Freesync and motion blur performance was great. No problems. Also, black light bleed was very minimal and I did not notice it while surfing the net or playing games. Lastly, the monitor stand and speakers are trash but I expected that. I had no issues mounting the Pixio on a universal monitor stand. Link Below :) Overall, I am happy with my purchase and plan on keeping it. Monitor Stand Link https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B072QDMRS8/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Would be 5 stars if the stand wasnt the heaviest/biggest part of this monitor. Graphics wise they hit the nail on the head. Rgb light isnt controllable other than on & off (unless I am stupid). The stand legs take up 60% of my desk my desk is 64×64x28 I think. If your cramped for space wall mount or find a different monitor. If on console youll be fine.

I dont have too much experience with gaming monitors. Prior to this purchase Ive owned a couple of FHD 144hz gaming monitors. Colors and contrast on those things made competitive gaming easier but design work was horrible. After watching and reading a number of reviews I thought Id give this Pixio a shot to go along with my PC build. This monitor checks soo boxes. It was simple to connect and navigate the menus. The color calibration out of the box is the best Ive seen compared to this displays weve had at the office. The color temperature is slightly cool by default which was easily adjusted to my taste. I know viewing angles are import to some people. I dont understand... what crazy angles are you look at a desktop monitor from? In any case even at extreme angle colors still look great. The extra screen real estate bumping the resolution up to 2k has been quite helpful for design work as well. Now on to gaming. Its a great experience. If your pc rig can push 140+FPS at 1440p this monitor has to be the best option under $300usd. There are also built in gamer related OSDs you can enable like a timer, framerate counter, and crosshairs if thats your thing. Its a great monitor. You cant go wrong this one. ***Some things to note*** - The stand is not most robust. It only has an pitch rotate. So depending on how important ergonomics are to you, you might would want to consider purchasing a monitor arm. - If you plan to run the monitor at 1080p, YOU WILL want to adjust the Overdrive settings to high. I noticed a crazy amount of ghosting at 1080p 60fps until I adjusted the Overdrive.

Pros: colors were great, 165hz was very nice, only $330 which is pretty great for 1440p 165hz, on screen display was easily controllable with a mini joystick on the back, easy to set up gsync on it, nearly 0 back light bleed. Cons: the stand was very large for my small desk, seemed to have some sort of motion blur effect on some games, and sadly my monitor came with a few dead pixels so I ended up returning it. Overall good monitor for the price if it didn’t have any dead pixels.

This is my first proper monitor and all I can say is WOWW. Ive never experienced 1440p on a monitor, IPS nor past 90Hz so this is just amazing coming from a 24inch 60hz TN panel. The colors are great, dont bother with HDR its bad just like every single other monitor that claims to be HDR around these price range, response time is good. No dead or stuck pixels but there is some small amount of backlight for me though and I only notice it when I loaded up a black image. The bezels are very thin but there is a small black border around the display on the inside of the bezel. I cant say much for the stand since I mounted it on an arm immediately. 9.5/10 definitely reccomend.

I bought this monitor having never used a high refresh rate screen before. Though my experience is limited I would recommend buying this as a budget option for 144hz gaming. CSGO is a dream to play, Warzone is a lot more fluid, and even story based games like Hitman 2 benefit from increased fluidity. Gaming is absolutely great for the money you pay. It also includes Free sync which both GeForce and Radeon cards can use with a range from 48 to 144, great addition for higher fidelity games. Desktop use is good as well, though I have found that there can be some ghosting if I leave the overdrive function on (only for the max setting) for desktop. It is minimal for my panel. That is made up by the colors. Since it is IPS colors look great, almost as great as my Lenovo IPS I edit on. The monitor stand is sourda bad, too small and short. But there are VESA mounts. Speakers are hot trash but you are probably using headphones. Great monitor for the price, if your gpu can push the frames go for it!

Excellent budget 1440p high refresh ips panel. No dead pixels. Slightly higher amount of backlight bleed than other more expensive monitors Ive owned, but only noticeable if Im doing everything I can to see it.