SANSUI 27 Inch Computer Monitor 120Hz, FHD 1080P Monitor, HDMI DP Ports FreeSync, HDR 110% sRGB, Tilt Adjustable Frameless VESA Compatible for Office and Home (ES-27F2, HDMI Cable Included)

Nice desktop monitor, very clean image, easy to install. Adjusted brightness down slightly for true black. Packaged well. Using the Displayport connector for full 60 Hz refresh rate on a Linux OS. Nice and sharp, no flickering or dead pixels. The mount that comes with it is sturdy but taller than the space I wanted to put it in, so bought a 3rd party to get it shorter. No issues after several weeks of use.

?? Thought I did this ?? I did hook it up and not being the best hookerupper..took me a bit.. Once I had it all hooked up - it worked beautifully .. I like the curve -- sure is a blessing to see the screen in a great view compared to a flat screen...Works great.... I got what I ordered....no problem .. Problem was -- I goofed..Does not have touch or speakers.

I’m seriously impressed with this 27” SANSUI Curved Monitor. The curve makes everything feel more immersive, whether I’m gaming, watching movies, or working from home. The picture quality is sharp, colors look vibrant, and the refresh rate keeps everything super smooth.Setup was quick and easy right out of the box, and the sleek design looks amazing on my desk. It’s lightweight but sturdy, and doesn’t take up too much space. For the price, this monitor really feels like a premium upgrade without the premium cost.If you want a reliable curved monitor that balances performance, style, and affordability—this is definitely it. Highly recommend!

This is a great BUDGET monitor. The refresh rate is amazing and the size of it is great. The color for gaming is a little off and needs to be calibrated quite a bit but it takes no longer than 20 minutes. Overall, this monitor is great if you are looking for something on a budget but I would not recommend it to someone looking for the best monitor. Great for gaming.

My old 23" Acer LCD monitor gave up the ghost a month ago - top half was black - so I bought this as a replacement. It's the same size (roughly) and has HDMI compatibility.I found that it took some time to get working with my old Apple Mac Pro - (needed an adapter for DVI on my card output) and the correct settings on the machine, but once I got it running and adjusted, it's good to go. It's also significantly lighter in weight than the old Acer - and I can mount it to a VESA arm or bracket - which is what I will be using on my desk rebuild.Price is great, you can get 2 of these for the price of a box store (wally world) monitor. I'm not a gamer, so I can't attest to the video quality - but for general use (web browsing) and music editing / YouTube - it works great. (running at 1080P)It's a bit brighter than what I was used to - and that isn't a knock here, so I turned it down a notch in the settings. Color tests are good, all in all - I'm very happy with it.Great bang for the buck!

Excellent monitor. The screen is nice and bright, it’s easy to tilt and adjust so that helps too. Seems to sturdy and well worth the cost.

Very, very satisfied with appearance and quality.

At first I absolutely hated this monitor. The monitor felt blurry and colors were whack when I looked at different angles. Once I enabled AMD freesync and played with the brightness/sharpness it started to feel better. I moved the monitor back by 6 inches and it actually started to look good. Had to play with the sharpness and get things looking like what I want. I can't give this monitor 4-5 stars because of the initial bad feeling. I will update this once I get more hours under my belt. Yet after 10 hours I can slightly recommend this monitor. I bought this due to the black friday / cyber monday, mostly to see if a $200 monitor with 2k 240hz with 1ms response time was worth it. I think they are kinda bluffing on the monitor due to the fact that my current monitor was an Acer Predator XB271HU bmiprz 27" WQHD (2560x1440) NVIDIA G-SYNC IPS Monitor, (Display Port & HDMI Port, 144Hz), Black. Yes, different because of G-SYNC and 165hz to 240hz, but I got this one because I upgraded to AMD. Maybe i just have to adjust to this monitor but coming from the exact specs besides actually using AMD freesync and 240hz. This monitor is alright. I have seen reviews saying it has a bunch of screen tears, from my pov i haven't seen any. I mostly play CS2, Apex, Dota 2, COD zombies, and a few other smaller games like Terraria and Stardew Valley. I still feel like the edges of the monitor seem slightly too dark to my liking but that's why I cranked the brightness to 100 to actually see the screen. If you want the RGB on the back to lighten up your wall then forget about it. It's like a dying flashlight you had in your drawer for the past 4 years. The lighting actually works, it's just not bright. I hang my hand over the back of the monitor to have its lights shine at me. Picture your mouse if you have RGB in it, or just a dim colored light shining at the wall. YOU WON'T SEE IT. Overall the monitor is performing as advertised but I had to play around with the settings and I still don't know if i like it or not. It performed well in the 240hz test I ran on it. My biggest concern currently is the dark edges, almost like polarized edges. Again this is my take on this monitor coming from someone that typically bought mainstream, if you are coming from a 60-120hz or 720p-1080p monitor this will be an insane upgrade. Can't recommend it but cant say its trash either. I'm giving it about 7-14 days to wow me before I return it. I will for sure update this if i do.Update 12 days later.I'm actually enjoying this monitor. I got used to it and found that it is actually really good. Big thing i had to do was adjust monitor setting and GPU settings to my liking. AT MOST! ill give it 4 stars. Its a great monitor but I did not like it at first. It still had minor screen tearing but not the game, it was my crosshairs weird enough. I only noticed the screen tare in cs while i was in a smoke. So overall I am happy with the monitor but I still have the feeling that spending another 100-200 bucks is better. Like i said in my previous post above. I really bought it to check if it was any good for the performance advertised. So far so good