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i currently own acer nitro xv272uvkbm with average brightness of 350 nits.but i am not happy with the colour.not punchy enough.any advice sir?much apreciate your advice
Hi, I've bought this monitor based of your recommendation and I am very happy with this monitor so far. This is my first ever 2k monitor. Though for some reason I prefer Limited Range over Full Range colours most of the time. I feel like limited range looks more vivid/vibrant, why full range looks slightly washed up. Maybe I'm just not used to full range.
What a great review sir.but does this monitor compared to lg gp850-b?or acer xv272uvbm?or gigabyte m27qp?honestly I love punchy colours with at least 350 nits.do advice me sir
Please tell me, are the red and green dot sights (crosshairs) on Asus monitors a little transparent, or is it a solid bright color? For example, on Gigabyte monitors using the osd sidekick you can draw a dot with a pure solid bright color, how do the asus dots compare? It is very important for me, I will be very grateful for your answer!
Yes - pcmonitors.info/articles/best-gaming-monitors/. They're both good monitors, the ViewSonic is a bit better build in my opinion and slightly faster.
Apples and oranges. The G3 is a slow FHD VA model, the VX2728J-2K is a fast QHD IPS model. For gaming, my recommendation is clear - pcmonitors.info/articles/best-gaming-monitors/. If you're sticking with FHD then I'd consider the BenQ there or indeed the VX2728J over the Samsung, but it depends on your preferences and games you play.
Its colour performance characteristics are covered in more detail in the full review and commented on in this video. If calibrated, it is suitable for colour-accurate work. Using our ICC profile might help as well, but calibration using your own device is always best.
The J usually just means that there are ergonomics adjustments such as height, swivel, and pivot. The non-J ones are fixed with only tilt that can be adjusted
@@ermuuuuu The VX2728-2K now has a listing (wasn't there when I checked before) and does look like a tilt-only version as you say (www.viewsonic.com/global/products/lcd/VX2728-2K ).
@@PCMonitorsyes it just recently released in our country and was wondering why there were 2 variants with around $20 difference. Thank you for this review btw it really helped me with my upgrade decision :)
This ViewSonic, but it might not be available for you. I still like the BenQ EX2780Q if available and Gigabyte M27Q (Rev 1.0). MSI have a few good options as well, but price can be a bit unpredictable. This thread covers the contenders - forum.pcmonitors.info/topic/making-sense-of-the-current-27-1440p-144hz-ips-segment/.
@@PCMonitors at how much of a price difference would you recommend the MSI MAG274QRF-QD over this? I’m stuck deciding between the 2 the viewsonic is around $200CAD cheaper rn, but plan on waiting to see if there’s any Black Friday or even Boxing Day(if patient enough) sale. I’ve seen the MSI MAG274QRF-QD ranked as a bit better than the gigabyte m27q p, so was thinking to only get it over the viewsonic if the price difference is $50-100. But what would you say?
@@kar5750 It depends if you particularly like strong vibrancy or heavily saturated colours (which the MSI provides). Or whether you need to use its generous gamut for colour work... If you don't, I wouldn't recommend paying more than ~$50 extra for the MSI or maybe even going for it at all.
@@PCMonitors it’s gonna be for general use and gaming so the viewsonic should be good enough. The only concern I have is the backlight bleed as my room doesn’t get much sunlight. I’ve heard that a monitor light bar can help with backlight bleed in darker rooms, but didn’t find much from a quick google search. If you have any experience with light bars would you recommend getting one for reducing backlight bleed?
@@kar5750 I often mention the use of bias lighting (light behind the monitor) to improve perceived contrast in a darker room. It depends on your budget as to what solution would work best, I like Philips hue lighting myself.
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Introduction= 0:00
Contrast= 1:27
Colour Reproduction= 4:50
HDR (High Dynamic Range)= 7:30
Responsiveness (General)= 11:42
Responsiveness (VRR)= 15:54
Conclusion= 18:46
i currently own acer nitro xv272uvkbm with average brightness of 350 nits.but i am not happy with the colour.not punchy enough.any advice sir?much apreciate your advice
Thanks! You have the best monitor reviews
Hi, I've bought this monitor based of your recommendation and I am very happy with this monitor so far. This is my first ever 2k monitor. Though for some reason I prefer Limited Range over Full Range colours most of the time. I feel like limited range looks more vivid/vibrant, why full range looks slightly washed up. Maybe I'm just not used to full range.
thanks looking for this
What a great review sir.but does this monitor compared to lg gp850-b?or acer xv272uvbm?or gigabyte m27qp?honestly I love punchy colours with at least 350 nits.do advice me sir
@@dosleemy My recommendation is clear - pcmonitors.info/articles/best-budget-all-round-monitors/.
Please tell me, are the red and green dot sights (crosshairs) on Asus monitors a little transparent, or is it a solid bright color? For example, on Gigabyte monitors using the osd sidekick you can draw a dot with a pure solid bright color, how do the asus dots compare? It is very important for me, I will be very grateful for your answer!
Would you recommend this monitor over the Gigabyte M27Q?
Yes - pcmonitors.info/articles/best-gaming-monitors/. They're both good monitors, the ViewSonic is a bit better build in my opinion and slightly faster.
@@PCMonitors Does the M27Q have better colors?
@@belthazar7157 No.
Hi, I am torn between the samsung odyssey g3 27 and viewsonic omni vx2728. Can you tell me in your honest opinion which of the two do you prefer.
Apples and oranges. The G3 is a slow FHD VA model, the VX2728J-2K is a fast QHD IPS model. For gaming, my recommendation is clear - pcmonitors.info/articles/best-gaming-monitors/. If you're sticking with FHD then I'd consider the BenQ there or indeed the VX2728J over the Samsung, but it depends on your preferences and games you play.
Have you tried this monitor for editing heavy stuff need to choose this one or msi g274qpf im really confusing
Its colour performance characteristics are covered in more detail in the full review and commented on in this video. If calibrated, it is suitable for colour-accurate work. Using our ICC profile might help as well, but calibration using your own device is always best.
which one did u choose
Can you review Asus ROG swift xg259qn 380hz monitor Asus is saying it has minimum 0.3ms response time
No, sorry. But that response time is utter misleading garbage.
Do you recommend this over Cooler Master GM27-FQSA 27” for ps5?
Yes, my recommendation is clear - pcmonitors.info/articles/best-budget-all-round-monitors/.
This or asus tuf VG27AQ1A?
My recommendation is clear - pcmonitors.info/articles/best-gaming-monitors/.
is real that is 0.5 ms?
Refer to the review to an actual indication of real-world response times, don't chase meaningless and misleading figures.
Hello I am not finding the Overclock function in the OSD could you please let me know how to activate it?
Covered and timestamped in the OSD video.
Thanks I deactivated the freesync but the setting just don't appear, is not like MPRT that is shown unavailable@@PCMonitors
What's the difference between these monitors with the J, See a lot of VX2728-2K but also see VX2728J-2K.
There's no "VX2728-2K" with no J. There's a "VX2780-2K" which is a completely different model.
The J usually just means that there are ergonomics adjustments such as height, swivel, and pivot. The non-J ones are fixed with only tilt that can be adjusted
@@ermuuuuu The VX2728-2K now has a listing (wasn't there when I checked before) and does look like a tilt-only version as you say (www.viewsonic.com/global/products/lcd/VX2728-2K ).
@@PCMonitorsyes it just recently released in our country and was wondering why there were 2 variants with around $20 difference. Thank you for this review btw it really helped me with my upgrade decision :)
hey can you make a video about the LG UltraGear 27GR75Q-B ?
No plans to.
@@PCMonitors ohh okay do you have any recommendations for a 144 hz or higher, qhd monitor for 250 euros or less if possible 27 inch
This ViewSonic, but it might not be available for you. I still like the BenQ EX2780Q if available and Gigabyte M27Q (Rev 1.0). MSI have a few good options as well, but price can be a bit unpredictable. This thread covers the contenders - forum.pcmonitors.info/topic/making-sense-of-the-current-27-1440p-144hz-ips-segment/.
Would you recommend this over a Gigabyte m27q pro or MSI G274QPF-QD?
Indeed I do - pcmonitors.info/articles/best-gaming-monitors/.
@@PCMonitors at how much of a price difference would you recommend the MSI MAG274QRF-QD over this? I’m stuck deciding between the 2 the viewsonic is around $200CAD cheaper rn, but plan on waiting to see if there’s any Black Friday or even Boxing Day(if patient enough) sale. I’ve seen the MSI MAG274QRF-QD ranked as a bit better than the gigabyte m27q p, so was thinking to only get it over the viewsonic if the price difference is $50-100. But what would you say?
@@kar5750 It depends if you particularly like strong vibrancy or heavily saturated colours (which the MSI provides). Or whether you need to use its generous gamut for colour work... If you don't, I wouldn't recommend paying more than ~$50 extra for the MSI or maybe even going for it at all.
@@PCMonitors it’s gonna be for general use and gaming so the viewsonic should be good enough. The only concern I have is the backlight bleed as my room doesn’t get much sunlight. I’ve heard that a monitor light bar can help with backlight bleed in darker rooms, but didn’t find much from a quick google search. If you have any experience with light bars would you recommend getting one for reducing backlight bleed?
@@kar5750 I often mention the use of bias lighting (light behind the monitor) to improve perceived contrast in a darker room. It depends on your budget as to what solution would work best, I like Philips hue lighting myself.
Can you pls tell me best 32 inch 4k ips 120/144hz monitor
That's very subjective and it depends what you're using it for. My own recommendations are clear - pcmonitors.info/recommendations/.