LG 27GP750-B 27” Ultragear FHD (1920 x 1080) IPS Gaming Monitor w/ 1ms Response Time & 240Hz Refresh Rate, NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible with AMD FreeSync Premium, Thin Bezel, Tilt/Height/Pivot Adjustable

Price. Very reasonable for the feature. but the stand design is not my favorite type.

this by far best monitor i have ever used, one and only downfall is it has no sound!

I got it for my gaming laptop and work. I have to say it’s amazing. Plus I bought it on special for under 200. 170 I think and it’s amazing value. Have had it for a couple of months and no complaints.

Not impressive at all, washed picture and not worth the 220 i spent

Price. Very reasonable for the feature. but the stand design is not my favorite type.

What monitor that auto turns off gets burn-in? LG. This piece of crap broke a week after the exchange window with Amazon closed. Never again.

Fantastic

Its an exelent monitor but it came with a pixel stuck in green(just 1 and you really have to look for on a black image it to notice). Would buy again.

My main display is a higher resolution but I didn’t think it would matter to have the lower resolution on the secondary display. Personally, I couldn’t handle it. Everything on this display looked so blurry no matter how many times I played with the settings. I’m sure it would be fine with a similar display right next to it.

This is only a HD monitor but it is 27 inches. I got this for my wife to replace her 24 inch monitor and make everything a bit bigger. It will run at 140 mhz refresh if that means anything to you. We use a display port connection and not HDMI. The only complaint was the monitor stand. While it is a neat stand it had one flaw. At least for my wife. It would not go down low enough for her. It seemed to be optimized to be high, but being short, she needed it very low. I had to modify a Dell monitor stand to work with the mount on the monitor to get it to the level she wanted. Other than that, she has been happy with it. So to the manufacturer, give more range of adjustment to your stands. The monitor should go all the way down, almost touching the desk. Dell does this, why not you?