KTC 27 Inch 280Hz Gaming Monitor, 1080P FHD PC Monitor Gamer 240Hz,H27E22P

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  Amazon Customer

  2 de septiembre de 2026

  Pleasantly surprised by this monitor!

  This monitor surprised me. I normally stick with brands I am familiar with when it comes to technology, so this purchase was risky for me.What I really wanted was a 4K 120 Hz (or better) TV, but finding one small enough to fit my desk was impossible. This monitor is the right size, resolution, and refresh rate on paper, but how would it stack up? The monitor looks fantastic, plays the games and shows I want from my streaming device (roku), and has an audio output for a soundbar I purchased. My Roku remote even controls the volume and mute function on the soundbar, so everything worked out well, even it if wasn't what I was originally looking for.The only caveat I have is that, occasionally, the monitor will have pixelated black boxes when I change the input or wake it from sleep, but it goes away quickly and never stays.A solid purchase for sure.Ver másVer menos

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  A person from Seattle

  8 de junio de 2026

  Excellent Monitor for Coding and Productivity

  **5 out of 5 stars**I'm not a gamer, so I can't comment on the high refresh rates or gaming performance. However, I bought this monitor primarily for programming and general productivity, and it has been excellent.The 27-inch 2K QHD resolution provides plenty of screen space for writing code, viewing documentation, and working with multiple windows side by side. Text appears sharp and clear, which helps reduce eye strain during long coding sessions.The colors look great, the IPS panel provides good viewing angles, and the overall image quality is impressive for the price. Setup was straightforward, and the monitor has performed reliably so far.I was happy enough with the first one that I ended up buying two of them. Having dual 27-inch QHD monitors has significantly improved my workflow and productivity when coding.Even though it's marketed as a gaming monitor, developers and other productivity-focused users can benefit just as much from the high-quality display and extra screen real estate. I'm very happy with this purchase.Ver másVer menos

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  Mario Martinez

  9 de septiembre de 2026

  Quality and value in one package

  Monitor exceeds expectations as far as build quality and viewing experience. The maintenance for the matte screen seems rather finicky, I'd rather prefer to use specialty cleaner than rely on distilled water and a light touch but I understand the necessity.The default 50% brightness is already exceedingly bright, having the option to increase it if needed later is a boon, the absurdly high refresh rate is about what I cap on in most games I run, even with framegen onVer másVer menos

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  Camille

  Good Monitor

  So far the monitor works really well, it give me vivid colors and is the perfect size for my PC setup. I happened to get it on a sale so I'd say it was money well spent.

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  T. Gl

  good value

  I bought two of these 27" monitors to flank my new 32" 4K OLED monitor. I wouldn't call these monitors outstanding by any stretch, but for side monitors I figured I could go a lot cheaper as they're not where most of my focus goes, so I didn't need outstanding color, contrast, image quality, etc.Both monitors had 2-3 dust particles behind the screen, which is something I expected. KTC doesn't have an outstanding clean room environment, and a professional reviewer had more like 10-15 dust particles. I will say that if this isn't your primary monitor, you are hardly ever going to notice that sort of thing. I didn't return the monitors; I would have to go to a more expensive brand and it just isn't worth it for secondary monitors. If it's your primary and you are really anal about image quality, it may matter to you. But you'd be surprised how readily you can accept monitor imperfections: my last monitor had a dead pixel about 2/3 from center to edge, and I barely ever noticed it, and the one before that had major blooming in one section of edge, and while more noticeable, it wasn't that bad either. These dust particles are about 1/2 to 1/2 as noticeable as a dead pixel; catch a zoomed-up image of the monitor (see the photo I've included) and you can tell how minor it really is. So this is probably still an OK monitor even as a primary.The monitors say they support some HDR and that was one of my criteria; I wanted some minimal level of HDR support since my main monitor is HDR-capable, and figured it could occasionally matter like when watching a movie or TV show on a side monitor while working on the main one.They also are G-Sync compatible (not certified); I can confirm that the Nvidia control panel identifies them in this manner. I had a tricky time getting them to work this way though. I think it had to do with running multiple monitors with G-Sync enabled at the same time but when I enabled the second monitor's G-Sync, the monitor seized up in a loop. I had to turn it off, and I think I had to toggle on support for both monitors from the Nvidia control panel, and then turn the monitor back on. Something like that. It freaked me out for a few frustrating minutes before I got it working.Being 4K you get very clear images and have to get absurdly close if you want to make out individual pixels or see any kind of artifacts stemming from the subpixel layout.I did have an issue once with the monitor getting out of sync where it was like one of the colors was off by a few pixels or something; turning the monitor off and back on resolved this. I suspect that's a very rare issue that can affect most displays.For power, these have standalone power adapters, which means plugging in is unencumbered, but you may have to find a place for the power brick on or under your desk. Aside from building the power adapter into the monitor itself as some do, this is a better solution than solutions which eat up extra outlets (or require you to use some form of extension cable to avoid doing so).I mounted these on VESA arms without ever trying their stands, so I won't comment on stand quality.Overall good monitor, especially for its price. Ticks a ton of spec boxes and I would choose them again unless I had gobs more money.
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  Nicholas

  2 de agosto de 2026

  This thing is better than my old flagship MSI monitor.

  I really don't want to type a big set of paragraphs but I do really want to get it across that this is an amazing monitor. I keep it set to 180 hz but play all my games at 120, I never really notice any tearing outside of games that are already famous for mild screen issues. The black equalizer mode is a great tool but I keep mine off - if you like less vibrant blacks (easier to see things in the dark) that's for you, but I live without it. It's not exactly zero bevel but you aren't going to notice, or care, at this price point.It's got some ghosting if you really look for it, but believe it or not it's less than my old 180hz MSI monitor had. The adjustability actually shocks me still, my old monitor would flicker and freak out at the slightest touch but this one feels like I can manhandle it and no matter how I adjust it I never see it freak out or tantrum like my old one.Colors on this are great, by the way. It takes a few hours of testing to really dial in your profile but once you do it's a really gorgeous display. It even has a "reader" mode where it turns the screen sepia, and you can make it more or less dark for comfort. I really can't sing this monitor's praises enough, especially for the price.Ver másVer menos

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