Nice review but the graphic has a big mistake. It states, VA panels have superb viewing angles. In reality VA panels have poor viewing angles. IPS panels have the best viewing angles of the three panels listed. Keep up the good work. P.S. that benchmark was tough to watch.
In regards to the comment "Who doesn't use external speakers these days", I emphatically declare that I do not. The reason I specifically chose my ASUS 34" ultra wide monitor was because it had built in speakers while the Gigabyte one did not. If Im playing a game or doing anything that I care about the sound quality from, I have my headset on. But if Im just turning my monitor towards my bed and kinda half assed listening to a tech video or documentary while playing a Switch game or doing some coding on my laptop, then the built in speakers mean thats less wire clutter that I need to worry about managing or hiding or fearing my cat chewing on. There is a market for built in speakers, and I'll tell ya the ones on my monitor are straight up garbage compared to the Viewsonic XG2401 that I had prior to this. However they work for youtube-esque content.
8:14 wtf! could someone explain this to me? will the backlight bleed increase in time if you constantly play games or movies that have a lot of dark scenes?? What if you want to play games where there is a lot of black like Outlast??? or even dark souls? will that decrease the lifespan of the monitor considerably??
Three 27" monitors is extremely nice, but if space was an issue, I'd be willing to go back to two. Zero chance of going to one. 4:43 I appreciated that so much, thank you.
That was tough to watch with that framerate. Giving me headache 🤣 I'm sure tech could of got you a nice rig to do the monitor justice. Well presented though muse
First thing I gotta say is you sound A LOT better when you're talking by yourself and not reading the intro. Now this is OK-ish for a first monitor review. Though it would be nice to include some testing besides going through the specs. Because the manufacturer may claim a lot of things about the product but when subjected to a test things may go differently. Just a suggestion.
For gaming pretty much those specs rather than the stand (can always mount an ergotrom or Amazon basics one, or to the wall), maybe the height is important, for ergonomics, so u don't damage your neck or back.... neither the bezel and thickness. For professional work (not gaming) it's like this, IMO (mostly graphics work, but can apply to whatever the work where image accuracy is important) : - Color range (when the budget is really low, I advice to at least ensure a full sRGB spectrum, or very close (97% or so)). Ideally full Adobe RGB. But even a 85% -90% Adobe RGB is already very good. 97 -100% is ideal for 1:1 work for print and screen outputs. - Uniformity (screens are not uniformly lit, this creates different tones of the same color on different areas of the screen: this is terrible for illustration, graphic design, photography, 3D, etc, etc. - Contrast ratio. Optical, not interpolated (that 30.000:1 or so tends to be interpolated, mostly in TN panels, which are a no-way for graphic work. At least, all this with IPS panels. As VA can have a huge contrast ratio, optical. So that VAs can be very good for photography). This ensures less burnt (to white) light tones, and same with the dark tones. Also, ensures often better gradients, less noisy ones. I'd recommend at least 1000:1 , optical. (I've dealt with 700 / 800 ones, tho). - Panel Type...VA or IPS. VAs give better, deeper blacks, and amazing contrast ratios, many subtle tones. Often worse ghosting (imo not great for video). Some say IPS panels tend to be a bit less sharper... I don't notice such with pro monitors. - Angles... the usual of IPS are fine. - Backlight leaking, it's best if minimized, as will show tones lighter than they should, at the borders. - Something that is not (often) listed in specs, but if can be calibrated by hardware, and once calibrated, the values (contrast ratio, black levels, delta, etc) are still good enough for work. A bunch of this comes kind of ensured with X-Rite, Pantone or other certification for the hardware. (a few monitors come with this, they're in the professional range, but am seeing it in mainstream premium models. Acer ConceptD, NEC SpectraView (NEC Pro in US) are examples of semi pro (pro series for their brands, those are all the "pro" they can do, really, but they are far from an Eizo ColorEdge CS or, specially, CG, the best monitor series for professional work.) - The response time is not so important for work, but it's better to keep at the 8ms or lower value. (at 16ms ghosting can happen in windows, cursor or items movement, and while making animation / video). - Dead pixels' policy (and even if the brand have a history of producing monitors with them). - Stand full rotation, pivot and height adjustment, I find it important for work (to avoid reflections, to adjust to your posture for very long hour sessions, etc). - Non curved. For work, being flat is an actual FEATURE. :D - And I am leaving out a ton more, but to think of a few... Many of these DO affect a gamer's experience, too, but are not essential. (for games, I'd care about 144Hz, 5ms or below is fine, good color range (full sRGB), IPS, adjustable height, 1440p ).
I have this monitor and although I hate its mount but It surely doesn't wobble that much. Please make sure you have attached it properly because mine certainly doesn't wobble.
Can I play it with a console only? Because right now I can’t afford to buy a whole set of PC parts, so I’m thinking getting this monitor first. Is that okay?
so i have a pc with a i5-7400 and a pc with a i7-7700 but the pc with the i5-7400 has a better gpu so would i be able to just swap these around or not??
@@jubakusha Another thing is that I mostly made this comment due to the very “fuck you lesser PC users” tone she used when talking about how you should obviously have 2 monitors.
what i get from this is you get what you pay for and the cheaper the monitor the more likely they are to ship out with a dead pixel. you didn't say that but that would come naturally with their hand-me-down grade style.
I would have preferred it if the fast forward stopped before the point where she was showing the ports on the monitor. Maybe even at the point where it was all out of the foam. Thx.
I agree with the dual minimum for multitasking, but a single ultrawide also does the trick. At least 34", though. Those 24 and 27 ultrawides look weird.
I hope you will reply I wanna know that there is any 4k monitor with 60hz but when you will lower the resolution like fhd or 2k then hz will increase under 400 dollars
I care about the stand, especially the ability to adjust the height. It should be stable without wobble because I live in earthquake country. Please continue with 27 inch IPS monitor comparisons.
Hey Muse. I'd have a few suggestions. 1. Turn down the Speaker-Audio when you are not testing it. Especially due to the fact that the Heaven music came out of the Monitor-speakers. The quality is bad (atleast on our end) and it's unpleasant to hear and even when you show the spec sheet. 2. If you don't have a device to run Heaven properly. Avoid using Heaven. As a short visual presentation it might be fine although a TH-cam-Video might still be better suited but having that stuttery mess in your view the whole time is somewhat annoying. It also atleast for me makes the Monitor look worse than it probably is. There are for sure plenty of still images to better present the Monitor. 3. HDR-400 does mean 400 nit short term peak brightness. I think it's a few seconds a Monitor must be able to hold that brightness in HDR-Mode and only when looking at HDR content. So that does also mean the regular peak brightness is in general lower. On this model probably 250-300nits. 4. Backlight bleed that get's worse over time if you use the same game? Never heard of it maybe you refer to burn in of OLED's? Not familiar with TV's but I think there was something with TV panels. 5. You recommend it for high refresh rate gamers but didn't test for overshoot and didn't do a UFO testing. Also World of Warships and World of Warcraft PVP need high refresh rate??? 6. Isn't TN literally dead in atleast the western world? Even 360Hz Monitors were IPS from the get go. I don't say TN has no usecase but as far as I know that's only if you can get nothing else because of availability or pricing. Maybe it's just me and maybe I'm dumb and missinformed but to me I see a good amount of potential for improvement. Your personality itself fits this quite well and you also play it out but I feel like you maybe have to do some reading about monitor specs. I hope I wasn't rude by pointing this out but I hope for future videos those points might be helpfull to increase the quality.
Feedback from Tech here... 1. Yea, Heaven should be muted, Muse probably didn't know that was an option, this is her first go at using it. I wasn't there when this was filmed, was busy with house repairs! 2. That bloody stupid Aero 3 was the only thing she had to use at the time, I had the office laptop and it was one of those "use what you've got" type things. It really does show how awful that Aero 3 really is for games. 3. HDR is a deeply overused term in the PC monitor space. Having seen HDR1000 TVs in the store, frankly these all kinda suck by comparison. :) 4. It's 144hz, for the typical casual esports enthusiast, that's enough. If you're really serious, you're buying a 240hz panel these days, IMHO. 5. Many people still own TN panels, we have 1 in the office, on the shelf at least. However you're not wrong when it comes to new panels. Finally, keep in mind this is Muse's first monitor review, for a first effort, I think it went well. I had planned to be there for the filming of this, so that's my fault, she made the most of it. We have MANY more monitors to cover, so the feedback is welcome. :)
wtf is up with that stand? I have a 32" 1440p 240hz/270oc acer predator, and the stand is so damn big & sturdy, it takes up half my desk! sure glad I didn't get the 27"
I bought a BenQ monitor for my first build back in 2016 regretted so bad about 60 HZ refresh rate,TN panel, no free sync and no height adjustment now I bought a 1440p @ 75Hz monitor from Acer with Height adjustment, freesync, IPS and the stand is much better than this model with all features like tilt, swivel and pivot. a gigabyte M27Q is also close by in price for a Sharp IPS panel with 170 Hz refresh rate with good response times and very rare overshoot as pointed by tim at hardware unboxed.
who cares about the stand ? I dont understand, you place it down and never touch it again. It shouldn't wobble unless you got a crap desk or you have frequent earthquakes.
@@TechDeals Probably helpful for any monitor, but especially if the stand is this compromised, it might be helpful to relate what kind of mounting options the monitor has. Does it attach to a typical VESA plate, does it require and/or include an adapter in order to attach, does it have any weird recess issues etc around the mounting point that might interfere with mounting it? I'm sure you guys will get these reviews polished up. Thanks for the work!
I got the vg270u, previous version of this one for around 250$ off amazon. I alrdy have the vg271u (75 hz version) but now going for dual setup with additional 144hz which I wil use for gaming and the 75hz as secondary screen for non-gaming usage.
Video tips: Powertoys for Windows. Make zones to move windows around. It is a tips for those who only have one monitor. I use it successfully on a 43" 4K monitor. I saw quiet a few comments that some who only have one monitor and I think the program is not that famous.
I just got this monitor for 198.86 U$D I am from the Philippines and it's cheaper here for some reason. The same specs but it has 180hz rather that 144hz.
Sorry but benchmark is not good, we old user know the content of tech deals but if you really want to attract new viewers you should have used better video
Isn't a _lurker_ an actual viewer? This, and the exact number of degrees (there deep and complex studies about it) of the very famous almost 1/4 of a circle salute, are part of the greatest questions that will keep internet communities busy for ages. Only comparable to "Did the Balrog have Wings?", "Milk before, or after the cereals?", "Pineapple on pizza?", "Was the dress white or blue?", "Will Adobe Photoshop run natively on Linux, one of these centuries?", "Did any human really landed on the moon?", "Do GPUs exist?"...
1440p has never looked this good? Lol I guess you haven't gotten round to reviewing literally every other 1440p monitor. This is a decent budget 1440p monitor at best, hardly a top contender for the crown.
I just wanna echo what others are saying about the feed on the monitor. It’s massively distracting and a poor representation of what this (or any) monitor can do if it’s running a benchmark at sub 1 FPS while you’re showcasing it. Hopefully in the future you can hook up a more capable machine for reviews. That said, I love the content of the channel and keep being awesome :)
I just got the VG272U (not a typo, it’s a different, but very similar model) yesterday, and I am over the moon. No ghosting to speak off, beautiful colors, deep blacks, and the high refresh rate is amazing. I’m coming from a 1080p 60hz VA, and the difference is astounding Edit: I haven’t gotten around to testing G Sync compatibility, but if I recall correctly mine is officially G Sync compatible. Unfortunately it only seems to work with a DP cable, and it came with an HDMI in the box
I picked up the following last October while on a special. Given the price difference since then to now this might be a good option for some people, like myself who have limited desktop space for two large wide screen monitors, I opted for a single curved monitor. ✌🏼 AOC CU34G2X 34" Curved Frameless Immersive Gaming Monitor, UltraWide QHD 3440x1440, VA Panel, 1ms 144Hz Adaptive-Sync
The amount of wobbling is ridiculous. Just no. If anything like the stand is THAT cheap, why would I trust for anything else in the monitor to not be POS? No, just no. I give a like to this video, not to the product.
BTW, in the OSD menu it shows DP 1.4 but earlier in the video (store page?) it has DP 1.2 port. I wonder if it also has HDMI 2.1 instead of 2.0 showing in the same page. Don't worry to check or anything. I really don't care about this monitor, I just some times get small details in my mind annoying me for no good reason. Usually I don't say anything. Besides, I am satisfied with my BenQ EX2780Q. Thanks for the video.
You must consider yourself a lucky to have a nice 1440p if you have a good video card, I am too poor james bond still using 27inch in 1080 but in full ultra setting in all kind of games. But I like your video effect it is fast forwarding in assembling the 1440p monitor!
Nice review but the graphic has a big mistake. It states, VA panels have superb viewing angles. In reality VA panels have poor viewing angles. IPS panels have the best viewing angles of the three panels listed. Keep up the good work. P.S. that benchmark was tough to watch.
I thought it was an IPS panel
In regards to the comment "Who doesn't use external speakers these days", I emphatically declare that I do not. The reason I specifically chose my ASUS 34" ultra wide monitor was because it had built in speakers while the Gigabyte one did not. If Im playing a game or doing anything that I care about the sound quality from, I have my headset on. But if Im just turning my monitor towards my bed and kinda half assed listening to a tech video or documentary while playing a Switch game or doing some coding on my laptop, then the built in speakers mean thats less wire clutter that I need to worry about managing or hiding or fearing my cat chewing on.
There is a market for built in speakers, and I'll tell ya the ones on my monitor are straight up garbage compared to the Viewsonic XG2401 that I had prior to this. However they work for youtube-esque content.
8:14 wtf! could someone explain this to me? will the backlight bleed increase in time if you constantly play games or movies that have a lot of dark scenes?? What if you want to play games where there is a lot of black like Outlast??? or even dark souls? will that decrease the lifespan of the monitor considerably??
I believe that is wrong information. There's quite a few issues with the information given here
I can’t believe the stand on this monitor!! Who designed this ? I looks like a decent monitor but the stand would hold people off buying it
Yea, it's pretty lousy... the Predator version linked in the video description is WAY better, we'll cover that one soon.
I received the 1080p variant and will confirm the stand is a terrible fit for a desk. Love the monitor itself, but the stand is a space hog.
@@TechDeals ok thanks I definitely watching that vid !! Greetings
It seems like they understand that a good portion of people will mount them anyway so that is one part of the budget that can be skimmed on.
ive the same 24inch monitor and do use the stock stand. I have not faced any wobbling issues at all.
The best review of a monitor ever. I never thought it would be so good especially coming from a woman (my misogynistic biase)
Three 27" monitors is extremely nice, but if space was an issue, I'd be willing to go back to two.
Zero chance of going to one.
4:43 I appreciated that so much, thank you.
That was tough to watch with that framerate. Giving me headache 🤣 I'm sure tech could of got you a nice rig to do the monitor justice. Well presented though muse
Yep, that's all me... Muse just didn't have a PC to do it right the day this was filmed. That Aero 3 is terrible!
@@TechDeals might of been better off showing a video with vibrant colours etc. But hey I bet that wont happen again haha
@@TechDeals It's ok...I'm sure no one wants to see gaming performance
@@TechDeals Pull the video down and do it right
First thing I gotta say is you sound A LOT better when you're talking by yourself and not reading the intro.
Now this is OK-ish for a first monitor review. Though it would be nice to include some testing besides going through the specs. Because the manufacturer may claim a lot of things about the product but when subjected to a test things may go differently. Just a suggestion.
so true
For gaming pretty much those specs rather than the stand (can always mount an ergotrom or Amazon basics one, or to the wall), maybe the height is important, for ergonomics, so u don't damage your neck or back.... neither the bezel and thickness. For professional work (not gaming) it's like this, IMO (mostly graphics work, but can apply to whatever the work where image accuracy is important) :
- Color range (when the budget is really low, I advice to at least ensure a full sRGB spectrum, or very close (97% or so)). Ideally full Adobe RGB. But even a 85% -90% Adobe RGB is already very good. 97 -100% is ideal for 1:1 work for print and screen outputs.
- Uniformity (screens are not uniformly lit, this creates different tones of the same color on different areas of the screen: this is terrible for illustration, graphic design, photography, 3D, etc, etc.
- Contrast ratio. Optical, not interpolated (that 30.000:1 or so tends to be interpolated, mostly in TN panels, which are a no-way for graphic work. At least, all this with IPS panels. As VA can have a huge contrast ratio, optical. So that VAs can be very good for photography). This ensures less burnt (to white) light tones, and same with the dark tones. Also, ensures often better gradients, less noisy ones. I'd recommend at least 1000:1 , optical. (I've dealt with 700 / 800 ones, tho).
- Panel Type...VA or IPS. VAs give better, deeper blacks, and amazing contrast ratios, many subtle tones. Often worse ghosting (imo not great for video). Some say IPS panels tend to be a bit less sharper... I don't notice such with pro monitors.
- Angles... the usual of IPS are fine.
- Backlight leaking, it's best if minimized, as will show tones lighter than they should, at the borders.
- Something that is not (often) listed in specs, but if can be calibrated by hardware, and once calibrated, the values (contrast ratio, black levels, delta, etc) are still good enough for work. A bunch of this comes kind of ensured with X-Rite, Pantone or other certification for the hardware. (a few monitors come with this, they're in the professional range, but am seeing it in mainstream premium models. Acer ConceptD, NEC SpectraView (NEC Pro in US) are examples of semi pro (pro series for their brands, those are all the "pro" they can do, really, but they are far from an Eizo ColorEdge CS or, specially, CG, the best monitor series for professional work.)
- The response time is not so important for work, but it's better to keep at the 8ms or lower value. (at 16ms ghosting can happen in windows, cursor or items movement, and while making animation / video).
- Dead pixels' policy (and even if the brand have a history of producing monitors with them).
- Stand full rotation, pivot and height adjustment, I find it important for work (to avoid reflections, to adjust to your posture for very long hour sessions, etc).
- Non curved. For work, being flat is an actual FEATURE. :D
- And I am leaving out a ton more, but to think of a few... Many of these DO affect a gamer's experience, too, but are not essential.
(for games, I'd care about 144Hz, 5ms or below is fine, good color range (full sRGB), IPS, adjustable height, 1440p ).
I have this monitor and although I hate its mount but It surely doesn't wobble that much. Please make sure you have attached it properly because mine certainly doesn't wobble.
do both HDMI ports support 144hz? or do you have to enable it separately?
Monitor is good but my eyes going red within 10 minutes compare to other monitor why?
Can I play it with a console only? Because right now I can’t afford to buy a whole set of PC parts, so I’m thinking getting this monitor first. Is that okay?
Yes
so i have a pc with a i5-7400 and a pc with a i7-7700 but the pc with the i5-7400 has a better gpu so would i be able to just swap these around or not??
Yea
I have the Acer Nitro XV272U, very similar model and specs - almost exactly the same. I paid $400 for it and I love it.
Pssst, just a heads up, about the double monitor thing, some people are poor. And literally can’t afford more than one. Like 2 friends of mine.
@@jubakusha Not sure where your from, but here in Canada especially now the second hand market is 2x the price of the original unit
@@jubakusha Another thing is that I mostly made this comment due to the very “fuck you lesser PC users” tone she used when talking about how you should obviously have 2 monitors.
what i get from this is you get what you pay for and the cheaper the monitor the more likely they are to ship out with a dead pixel. you didn't say that but that would come naturally with their hand-me-down grade style.
i bought this one 2 years ago and its still great, gsync compatible
I have few questions, can u help me with that?
8:58 mine came with a displayport cable.
How is the hdr working?
Does it support Daisy chaining?
is it possible to enable HDR with free sync?
Can you guys review the 4K alienware monitor. Was considering upgrading but I am skeptical. Thanks Muse!
This monitor is only $200 usd on sale should I get it?
why it's lagging when you run the benchmark?
I would have preferred it if the fast forward stopped before the point where she was showing the ports on the monitor. Maybe even at the point where it was all out of the foam. Thx.
Does this Monitor work with Xbox Series X on 1440p on 120Hz?
Does this monitor come with a table?
You never told me how much GB's this monitor has.
I’m thinking about getting this for my PS5. Is this a good one?
Did you get it? If yes, how is it? I was also thinking about getting it
is it good for ps5 now that it supports 1440p ?
Is it still working i just not sure about the brand quality
Don’t buy it has a flickering problem it shuts off and on
Does it work with gsync?
I still could not get over the fact that her name is Muse. it's not a real-life name, it's a fairytale princess name.
My name's not really Tech, but I go by that on the channel.
I agree with the dual minimum for multitasking, but a single ultrawide also does the trick. At least 34", though. Those 24 and 27 ultrawides look weird.
Is this good for console gaming?
I hope you will reply I wanna know that there is any 4k monitor with 60hz but when you will lower the resolution like fhd or 2k then hz will increase under 400 dollars
Don't forget to LIKE the video
I care about the stand, especially the ability to adjust the height. It should be stable without wobble because I live in earthquake country. Please continue with 27 inch IPS monitor comparisons.
Watchin because I love gingers
Poor girl - Tech should lower the demonstration table for her so that she can see what she is showing us.
I agree 👍🥰 I imagine thou it’s a height adjustable one, but the camera is set for Techs height
4:44 The look on Muse’s face is priceless! 🤣😂🤣
Hey Muse. I'd have a few suggestions.
1. Turn down the Speaker-Audio when you are not testing it. Especially due to the fact that the Heaven music came out of the Monitor-speakers. The quality is bad (atleast on our end) and it's unpleasant to hear and even when you show the spec sheet.
2. If you don't have a device to run Heaven properly. Avoid using Heaven. As a short visual presentation it might be fine although a TH-cam-Video might still be better suited but having that stuttery mess in your view the whole time is somewhat annoying. It also atleast for me makes the Monitor look worse than it probably is. There are for sure plenty of still images to better present the Monitor.
3. HDR-400 does mean 400 nit short term peak brightness. I think it's a few seconds a Monitor must be able to hold that brightness in HDR-Mode and only when looking at HDR content. So that does also mean the regular peak brightness is in general lower. On this model probably 250-300nits.
4. Backlight bleed that get's worse over time if you use the same game? Never heard of it maybe you refer to burn in of OLED's? Not familiar with TV's but I think there was something with TV panels.
5. You recommend it for high refresh rate gamers but didn't test for overshoot and didn't do a UFO testing. Also World of Warships and World of Warcraft PVP need high refresh rate???
6. Isn't TN literally dead in atleast the western world? Even 360Hz Monitors were IPS from the get go. I don't say TN has no usecase but as far as I know that's only if you can get nothing else because of availability or pricing.
Maybe it's just me and maybe I'm dumb and missinformed but to me I see a good amount of potential for improvement.
Your personality itself fits this quite well and you also play it out but I feel like you maybe have to do some reading about monitor specs.
I hope I wasn't rude by pointing this out but I hope for future videos those points might be helpfull to increase the quality.
Feedback from Tech here...
1. Yea, Heaven should be muted, Muse probably didn't know that was an option, this is her first go at using it. I wasn't there when this was filmed, was busy with house repairs!
2. That bloody stupid Aero 3 was the only thing she had to use at the time, I had the office laptop and it was one of those "use what you've got" type things. It really does show how awful that Aero 3 really is for games.
3. HDR is a deeply overused term in the PC monitor space. Having seen HDR1000 TVs in the store, frankly these all kinda suck by comparison. :)
4. It's 144hz, for the typical casual esports enthusiast, that's enough. If you're really serious, you're buying a 240hz panel these days, IMHO.
5. Many people still own TN panels, we have 1 in the office, on the shelf at least. However you're not wrong when it comes to new panels.
Finally, keep in mind this is Muse's first monitor review, for a first effort, I think it went well. I had planned to be there for the filming of this, so that's my fault, she made the most of it. We have MANY more monitors to cover, so the feedback is welcome. :)
@@TechDeals Yeah we all got to learn and the student that doesn't make mistakes is yet to be born :D
Does this moniter work with the ps5 / Xbox series X fine ?
is this good for ps5?
wtf is up with that stand? I have a 32" 1440p 240hz/270oc acer predator, and the stand is so damn big & sturdy, it takes up half my desk! sure glad I didn't get the 27"
why is the video so laggy
Tech Deals used to be focused on budget/value staff. Now, 3 monitors aren't enough.
i see muse, i click
I got my today and can say that the resolution the colours are so vibrant and nice. I played cyberpunk 2077 and the quality is excellent 😊
Good deal for the tech, but why is Muse so pretty? 🤔
I bought a BenQ monitor for my first build back in 2016 regretted so bad about 60 HZ refresh rate,TN panel, no free sync and no height adjustment now I bought a 1440p @ 75Hz monitor from Acer with Height adjustment, freesync, IPS and the stand is much better than this model with all features like tilt, swivel and pivot. a gigabyte M27Q is also close by in price for a Sharp IPS panel with 170 Hz refresh rate with good response times and very rare overshoot as pointed by tim at hardware unboxed.
The size and thickness are the most important spec!
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I need a couple new 1440p monitors. Thanks for the review Tech and Muse!
Any time!
ppi is most important , if your ppi is under 70, youre missing out
who cares about the stand ? I dont understand, you place it down and never touch it again. It shouldn't wobble unless you got a crap desk or you have frequent earthquakes.
Some people care, some don't... it's information for the viewer...
@@TechDeals Probably helpful for any monitor, but especially if the stand is this compromised, it might be helpful to relate what kind of mounting options the monitor has. Does it attach to a typical VESA plate, does it require and/or include an adapter in order to attach, does it have any weird recess issues etc around the mounting point that might interfere with mounting it? I'm sure you guys will get these reviews polished up. Thanks for the work!
I got the vg270u, previous version of this one for around 250$ off amazon. I alrdy have the vg271u (75 hz version) but now going for dual setup with additional 144hz which I wil use for gaming and the 75hz as secondary screen for non-gaming usage.
This is my exact monitor setup.
Great monitor review! Love this!
Video tips: Powertoys for Windows. Make zones to move windows around. It is a tips for those who only have one monitor. I use it successfully on a 43" 4K monitor.
I saw quiet a few comments that some who only have one monitor and I think the program is not that famous.
where are you these days.. did yuh left tech deals 🙄
Muse left over a year ago
@@TechDeals ohh really.. didn't knew that. she was nice reviewer though
Can't tell if it's your table but hot dang, that monitor wobbles.
Thx for ur work
please review the Acer Nitro XV272U Pbmiiprzx
“2 monitors are a life changing thing” these girl they are expensive you know?
Acer have always made the best monitors, theyre grade A panels. my acer VA panel has a response time of 0.5ms
I'm a 1080p man myself but you know what they say, pixels aren't everything.
Good Job!
I just got this monitor for 198.86 U$D
I am from the Philippines and it's cheaper here for some reason.
The same specs but it has 180hz rather that 144hz.
180hz on dp 144hz on hdmi?
It has 2 wirers provided. 1 HDMI and DP @@markdavinci2268
kabayan, how was it as of now? planning to get one to in DB.
@@marcymcflybv1558 so far so good. Didn't have any issues yet
Any updates? Still doing fine? I just bought one Shopee for 123 USD (6800 php) and now I’m looking at reviews lol
Lmao that peel was glorious!!! 🤓👍
Sorry but benchmark is not good, we old user know the content of tech deals but if you really want to attract new viewers you should have used better video
Good monitor but crappy stand. I have this for almost a year now
Well that laggy screen irritated me a bit😂😂
this girl sounds like jillian from family guy with the voice and the constant upward inflection on the voice
i think most uimportant is either fps for quality but idk im small brain XD
Isn't a _lurker_ an actual viewer? This, and the exact number of degrees (there deep and complex studies about it) of the very famous almost 1/4 of a circle salute, are part of the greatest questions that will keep internet communities busy for ages. Only comparable to "Did the Balrog have Wings?", "Milk before, or after the cereals?", "Pineapple on pizza?", "Was the dress white or blue?", "Will Adobe Photoshop run natively on Linux, one of these centuries?", "Did any human really landed on the moon?", "Do GPUs exist?"...
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@@TechDeals Hahahahaha.... :D :D
Edit: (I agree with most of the answers)
1440p has never looked this good? Lol I guess you haven't gotten round to reviewing literally every other 1440p monitor. This is a decent budget 1440p monitor at best, hardly a top contender for the crown.
I just wanna echo what others are saying about the feed on the monitor. It’s massively distracting and a poor representation of what this (or any) monitor can do if it’s running a benchmark at sub 1 FPS while you’re showcasing it. Hopefully in the future you can hook up a more capable machine for reviews.
That said, I love the content of the channel and keep being awesome :)
Yep, totally my fault there... I wasn't in the office when Muse filmed this and she didn't have access at that time to something better. - Tech
@@TechDeals I appreciate the reply, Tech. I’ve learned a ton about pc stuff from your channel. Thanks a bunch to you & your growing crew!
Muse, you need to prioritise your cats first to stop their mischievous behaviour when gaming hehe 🐈🐈⬛🥰❤️
Good review ,you hit all the bases.Thanks.
Thanks for watching!
@@TechDeals does it has Daisy chaining?
Acer Nitro series taking over?
Also muse looks so pretty ❤️
I just got the VG272U (not a typo, it’s a different, but very similar model) yesterday, and I am over the moon. No ghosting to speak off, beautiful colors, deep blacks, and the high refresh rate is amazing. I’m coming from a 1080p 60hz VA, and the difference is astounding
Edit: I haven’t gotten around to testing G Sync compatibility, but if I recall correctly mine is officially G Sync compatible. Unfortunately it only seems to work with a DP cable, and it came with an HDMI in the box
144hz monitor review. Proceeds to show us a slide show
2 things i can't afford in this video 😂
I almost have this exact monitor (mine is 170hz). AMA.
I have the same and i cant find any reviews on it. Do you know what the response time is? Not the advertised time but any reviews?
@@SketchPaint Sorry this is super late, but its about 4ms. Although you wont really notice it (at least i dont)
You should really have a pc or laptop at least for your reviews
I picked up the following last October while on a special. Given the price difference since then to now this might be a good option for some people, like myself who have limited desktop space for two large wide screen monitors, I opted for a single curved monitor. ✌🏼
AOC CU34G2X 34" Curved Frameless Immersive Gaming Monitor, UltraWide QHD 3440x1440, VA Panel, 1ms 144Hz Adaptive-Sync
If you like ghosting that is the best monitor for the Halloween.👻
@@circumcisio10 yeah that’s scary that you have experienced that but I have no issues.
How was your monitor? Is there a dead pixel? How's the performance?
@@Odium13 My two AOC monitors are great, and my only issue is my system isn’t really up to handling them both 😆
The amount of wobbling is ridiculous. Just no. If anything like the stand is THAT cheap, why would I trust for anything else in the monitor to not be POS?
No, just no. I give a like to this video, not to the product.
Good job
This monitor is the cheapest 1440p model
I prefer 4k
You cant do a review on a monitor like this......
Why is Muse wearing normal clothes now?
BTW, in the OSD menu it shows DP 1.4 but earlier in the video (store page?) it has DP 1.2 port. I wonder if it also has HDMI 2.1 instead of 2.0 showing in the same page.
Don't worry to check or anything. I really don't care about this monitor, I just some times get small details in my mind annoying me for no good reason. Usually I don't say anything.
Besides, I am satisfied with my BenQ EX2780Q.
Thanks for the video.
which one to buy among... im in same spot in buying this or benq ex2780q
its 100 dollar cheaper than benq in india
The like is for how cute muse is.
That monitor stand is junk.
You are beautiful
I am from India hi
You must consider yourself a lucky to have a nice 1440p if you have a good video card, I am too poor james bond still using 27inch in 1080 but in full ultra setting in all kind of games. But I like your video effect it is fast forwarding in assembling the 1440p monitor!
EL WO EL!!!
deri hai
Should be "1440p never looked so date" - its 2021, time for 4K max settings 120Hz + gaming on an RTX 3080 ti! :)
Except that’s expensive 😬
@@oneclevercheeto then wait until it becomes affordable rather than wasting good money on already outdated tech.
@@TimLongson not everyone wants to blow that much my man.
Love the video!
Greeat job 👍
Especially, the wonderful commentary regarding which panel to choose.
Two 🌟 🌟 for Muse!!
Thank you very much!
@@TechDeals welcome 😊