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

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.

5 stars... but initial setup was a bit tricky and the layperson might need to do some googling to get their color, brightness, and contrast right. I had to do a combination of monitor settings changes, in addition to changing the color scheme on the Mac settings side. But in the end, they do match the 5k iMac screen quite well. My minimum requirements were 27, 2k,144htz, DP, and FreeSync. I needed two extra monitors for my main 27 iMac. These fit the bill nicely at the best price on the internet. When I initially plugged them in, I will warn, they seemed to be locked into 1080p and as a result looked quite pixelated and not good. However, after a few minutes tweeking the settings, and turning on FreeSync, they are quite close to my main monitor. Perhaps the color isnt quite as true as on my main 5k Apple monitor, and the contrast is noticeably worse, especially in displaying darker colors, but its really pretty close, those are just nitpicks and one would not expect to match up a $1200 monitor with these at about $250... for the price they are FANTASTIC!!! I will also add that they do a good job of auto detecting which input is being used. I use Raspberry Pis a lot so Im often adding and subtracting inputs from these monitors and switching between the inputs is relatively easy too, requiring just 3 clicks to the monitors buttons to switch from using a Viotek as a third monitor, to having it be its own monitor for one of the other Pi computers. Really cant say enough about how surprised I was at these monitors quality. They also came with a dead pixel guarantee, however that didnt come into play because every pixel on the two of these I bought was perfect. Shipping was a bit slow, but thats on the seller and anyways were in a pandemic so thats quite forgivable and they were only a couple days late. Thats about all. If youre looking for a good main monitor for Linux, Mac, or even if youre slumming it on Windows (LOL), these are the absolute best bang for your gaming buck in the 27 curved 2K 144hz category.

Its a great overall monitor for price, dont get me wrong. Its great at 144hz and you barely notice the curve. But unfortunately I did order 2 and one of them came with a dead pixel. Its not a big deal, since its in the corner, but still, I cant sell the device now with it having a known defect. As well, these monitors are not very bright. I have them cranked up to max brightness with optimal contrast, used Windows built-in graphics optimizer, and even edited my color correction profile manually. These are just dim panels, unfortunately. Probably the main reason Im giving this monitor 4 stars instead of 5.

I was looking for a good 27inch monitor which is either a 4k or 2k panel. I came across this model. There arent a lot reviews on youtube for this product which is kinda shame because it is actually a great panel. Pros: 1. Lets face it, its budget friendly. I got mine for 260 bucks. 2. Resolution is amazing and color calibration is little bit on the saturated end. Picture and video looks crisp and nice. 3. Great response time. 5ms is probably an overstatement. I actually tested it. It usually falls somewhere around 6-7ms which is still great. 4. VESA compatible 5. Beautiful and subtly curved screen. Cons: 1. The HDMI cable included is trash. It doesnt really support fast data transfers required for 2k display. (I would suggest getting a displayport 1.4 cable for this model and not HDMI) 2. Stand included is not good. Youre better off buying a VESA mount and stand separately. 3. Its not bright enough. Overall, I am happy with this monitor. I would definitely recommend it.

Ive bought multiple viotek monitors for myself and others in the past and I stand by them. If you play with the settings you can get the color just right. Used for gaming this is one of the best price vs performance brands on the market. There is better quality out there but for the price you cant argue with viotek.

Ok, for the money this is one of the best 1440p monitors I could have bought! The model I purchased was the GNV27DB. Pros- 144hz (using the included dp cable) Amazing picture quality no dead pixels to be found awesome customer support (had a few questions about product) packaging was top notch (Ace Ventura could have delivered this monitor and im sure it would have been fine lol) cons- back cover broke the first day (covers where the inputs go plastic felt cheap or I was to heavy handed.) after being in standby mode it stutters from on and off. taking out and putting back in the power cord does the trick. color is off and needs to be calibrated So with the color issue and text looking funny I spent $20 U.S. and bought a cheap color sensor from ebay. downloading display cal for free and 15 minute calibration seems to have readily done the trick. im sure using a more expensive tool would have given me better results but, Im on a budget. Ill do a more extensive calibration tonight when I get home. Games look amazing on this monitor! I play in full definition 1440p and all max settings and has easily been one of the best upgrades Ive made since my computer build. Ill be in touch with Viotek tomorrow and will update the rating if they can sort out my issues.

Received the monitor all in one peace and the setup was very simple. Although, it did not last a couple of days… on the 4th day of using it, the right side of the screen when completely black and the whole screen faded into black. I returned the next day and the process was very simple. Got a new replacement and it only took a week. Giving it 4 stars because it is still a great monitor and the quick replacement is always a plus.

Beware: this monitor does not come with speakers. VIOTEK GNV32DB 32-inch curved gaming monitor. Nice picture, but I wish it had speakers. Fortunately I have external speakers and the monitor has a simple aux output on the bottom. Be sure to go into the audio settings and turn the mute function off and the volume all the way up. Cheers!

Im not a monitor expert. But it is 1440p. It is 165 hertz. It doesnt cost your first born. I like it a lot. Stand is big. Like real big. Be ready for the footprint.

Its a great upgrade from my old 1080 60Hz monitor so I have no complaints other than if your desk has a slight wobble to it, the monitor stand will amplify that slightly. Any bump or shake to the surface it is sitting on will make the monitor noticeably wobble.