Viotek GNV32DBE 32-Inch Curved Gaming Monitor | 2560x1440p QHD | 165Hz | 120% sRGB | FreeSync/G-Sync | 2X DP, 1x HDMI 2.0 | 3 Years Zero Dead Pixels

The good: Picture quality is nice, games appear sharp and crisp, so do pictures and video. So far have not had any problems with tearing or compatibility. Whats not so good, is mainly the speed. Even on the highest settings, I still experience some ghosting and lag in windows and aps. For a monitor that touts a 1ms response time, its unimpressive. The OSD is not the greatest to work with either, its rather clunky. For the money, being a lower to mid tier monitor its decent unless you can afford to spend a few hundred more, then that would be your better option. I have heard a few people complain about the base, but that was the least of my issues. Its been fine, was easy to install, seems stable and tilts at decent angles.

27in 2560x1440 144hz Decided to take a gamble on this monitor. When I first Plugged it in with the HDMI cable I was was using prior I was getting black screen flickering and random pixels flickering green (whenever I had it set to 144hz. which is what I bought this one for!) Switching it to 120Hz made it seem to work ok. So I rearranged the orientation of my office and brought the Tower to the other side of the corner gaming desk so I could try out the DP cable that the monitor came with. (Its not the longest of cables) As soon as I did that. I got it to work great. No flickering at 144hz. I am now very relieved. Brightness is on the dark side and some things look darker than Id prefer. But for $250. Im happy.

Well the monitor is great I love it I been using it for 1 year and something but for some reason when I try to put my ps5 to run 1440p 120hz the screen goes black and the ps5 tells me that my tv dosent support 1440p at 120hz I also try to put the resolution of the ps5 at 1080p but it will not run 120hz either But on Xbox series S it does run 120hz on 1080p when I try to put 1440 it kicks me back and says that my monitor will not run 1440 at 120hz But in PC it will allow u to play at 1440p 120hz so u can only take the full advantage if you a PC player I will not recommend for consoles players

So Im not sure if its considered motion blur, but whenever theres movement in a game theres a motion blur effect. I find it very annoying...thankfully I dont use it and the person who does doesnt care. Other than that, its a good monitor. Nice size, seems to have good color and it supports 1440p.

Ive had this monitor for about 2 months, and so far its great. I game a bit, but not needing to spend too much on a high spec monitor. This one does everything I need, looks great and Ive had no issues. I wanted a large screen 32 or bigger, 144hz refresh rate and 1440 resolution, this one checked all those boxes and at a very competitive price. Its no frills on the stand and other features...but honestly who cares? I dont mess with my monitor after its set up. No dead pixels, no glaring weaknesses. Looks great. If you do some gaming but dont want to break the bank, this one is a no brainer.

I received my Viotek GNV27DB promptly, and very anxious to game in 1440p 144hz, which it does well in its defense. The downside in my specific encounter was that after receiving my monitor and going through the standard setup steps I could not get the monitor sized correctly, there was a 1/4 inch black border on the sides and top. After trouble shooting for some time I had no luck. After all, the bezel of this model is thin with a edge to edge picture in all photos and review videos and that was a factor in my purchase, and I was looking forward to that, and possibly would lead to purchasing 1 or 2 more of the monitors for a multi-mon setup. It wasnt until I turned the monitor off and noticed the border wasnt a resolution scaling issue, it was actually unused space between the screen and bezel. I proceeded to contact the manufacturer via there website customer service in hopes this was a manufacturing fault or that it slipped by there quality control, but after the 72 hour wait time no response. I then emailed support via there customer service email address and waited the 72 hour period and still no response. And Viotek claims in there listing that the have the best customer service in there class. Hmm? Im guessing they have no competition. Just my experience, the sleek bezel and edge to edge picture is not what I received, and their customer service failed to respond at all on the matter, twice. In hindsight I would have shelled out $50-$100 more and get a quality edge to edge screen and saved myself the hassle.

Great monitor for the price but I can’t get the free sync to “sync” up to my graphics card. The screen size is great, takes a day to get used to but I’m overall impressed and would by it again. I don’t notice the 2k resolution but I’m sure it’s there. I’m also only getting 60hz refresh rate and not sure how to take advantage of the 144hz.

At first, I had issues actually getting the package. I got an email saying it was delivered but It never was. Even though that happened, Amazon and the seller were quick to get a new one sent out to me and help find the other. Not even a couple of days later I received the monitor, the second one they sent. Love love LOVE this monitor. Its big but not too big to where you need to start moving your head when gaming. The picture is clear and colorful, not like an IPS but pretty dang close if you ask me. Would highly recommend this monitor to anyone wanting these specs. I currently use an Xbox one x to game but I also have a gaming pc and it works incredibly well with the high refresh rate. You wont regret getting this monitor.

Works great. Had a bit or trouble getting the HDR to work but the quality and fps were as good as advertised.

When I bought this, I was unsure about how I felt about a curved display. I had previously bought a 60hz 1440p ViewSonic display, but it was terrible and stuff looked blurry, so I returned it. I bought this since it was similar in price and 144hz. Its pretty good, not the best monitor I have color wise, but its still good enough to be my main display. 144hz makes user interfaces smoother and is better for gaming. Using it next to flat 60hz displays works quite well. I got used to the curve and I dont really notice it in use, however Ill probably stick with flat displays for 16:9 and taller aspect ratios. There are some minor issues, like the cable hider being a pita to use and I kinda broke it, and the VESA mount being a bit complex, but those dont affect use. One issue that affects use, but is easy to workaround is that the monitor is incorrectly configured when it comes to full/limited RGB. Using YCbCr444 fixes this, but its probably only my monitor that has this problem, so likely not a concern.