27 Inch Curved Monitor, 1500R QHD Monitor, 165Hz,2560x1440P, AMD FreeSync Premium, HDR Ready, HDMI, DisplayPort, VESA, Without Speaker

The XGaming 28 Inch 4K Monitor is an absolute steal for anyone looking for a high-quality display without breaking the bank. With its stunning 3840x2160 resolution and IPS panel, the colors are incredibly vibrant and accurate, covering 100% of the sRGB spectrum. The 60Hz refresh rate and 4ms response time make it more than capable for both gaming and everyday tasks. The inclusion of HDR support really makes the colors pop, adding depth and realism to everything from games to movies. Connectivity options like HDMI and DP ensure compatibility with a wide range of devices. For the price, the value you get is unbeatable—this monitor offers premium features at a budget-friendly cost. If you're looking for a 4K monitor that delivers excellent performance and color accuracy, the XGaming 28 Inch is a fantastic choice. Highly recommended!

I've been after a portable monitor for a while, but wanted to keep the budget low as I'll only use it sporadically. This portable monitor ticked all the boxes!The monitor looks well built and comes with a great quality cover. The cover is a bit still to be used as a stand but perhaps I still need to flex it further - however it does work.The image quality is surprisingly good! The colours are vibrant and the clarity is clear.The speakers are disappointing. If you're using a laptop I assume you wilould use those speakers or Bluetooth anyway. If you're connecting via a console there is a headphone jack which is very handy!The best feature though is if you're connecting the monitor via USB-C then you don't need to plug in an AC adapter! This makes the portability even greater and a feature I never knew I needed before.Overall this is one of the cheapest monitors on Amazon and I can't see why you need to pay more for another one. Thanks Xgaming

First off I'd like to state that although my rating is positive this is only reflected by my stubborn approach to get this thing working the way I wanted it to.First, some things to clear up because the instruction manual doesn't:VESA mounting: Yes it does support VESA mounting but only with a 75x75mm plate, no larger than that, if your VESA mount is like 99% of all monitor VESAs, its a 100x100mm plate with some extra holes at 75x75mm spacing. I had a spare plate that I modified to fit since there is no clearance, you get roughly 80mm to install the plate in a cavity about 35mm deep in the back of the monitor, otherwise I would need to spend between £17-35 to either buy an entirely new plate, a sketchy 3D printed adapter or a new monitor arm entirely, the mounting hardware mentions using 4x M4 10mm spacers. These are NOT included with the monitor, or at least they weren't for me, luckily my hardware pack from my monitor arm did have them, so make sure you are able to actually install this to a VESA mount as the stand is flimsy and it actually suggests using something to weigh the legs down to stop it "toppling over"HDR and colour/contrast:The monitor DOES support HDR but not in conjunction with your systems default settings, enabling HDR on your in game settings or on the monitor before setting it up properly will just greywash your screen.In my case, I had to enable a setting in Nvidia control panel which changes the default reference mode to the monitor, not my GPU. Then you can enable HDR and suddenly you will get a bright vibrant screen, if you don't the screen has poor brightness and horrible contrast issues, especially for blue and black.I would not rely on this monitor for any colour accurate related work.Refresh rate:a 1440p@144Hz capable HDMI 2 cable is included with this monitor, appears to be a 1.5m cable. If you want the full 165Hz you need a compatible Display port cable, the refresh rate is very smooth and the monitor does come with some latency and response settings at the cost of more power draw. adjust to your liking, by tweaking these setting you can eliminate a large amount of ghosting on screen.FreeSync:You are able to use FreeSync or better yet if you have an AMD CPU and an Nvidia GPU you can enable G-SYNC instead. I find G-SYNC to be more stable with this method as it puts less stress on my GPU.All in all the monitor is actually really nice to look at, on-board controls are good with a large variety of menu settings to fully customise your end user experience and it performs (so far on the short term) very well, my gaming experience has only been positive BUT that is at the expense of fiddling with settings and figuring this all out on my own.If you are looking for a monitor which will work 100% of the time out-of-the-box with no nonsense involved, look to spend a tiny bit more on a known brand, with actual customer support and an FAQ page.If you are on a budget and just in the market for a 27" 2K Curved monitor, its worth a go!

This was bought for my son for his gaming rig and so far so good - he's very pleased with the quality and it was easy to set up as it had multiple connection options.

Was unable to adjust the monitor screen, there’s black bars on the sides because the screen doesn’t reach to the edge of the monitor (despite it being advertised as not having the black bars on the edges), the metal which is responsible for the adjustment of the screen angle is rusted over.

Great quality,speedy delivery and very easy to set up.

At the time of purchase, £148 for the monitor is a great deal. First the things to be aware of: as some of the reviewer's pictures go to show, it is not bezel-less, there is in fact a black bar around the entire screen which seems kinda pointless as to why they designed it in this way. Secondly, it comes with a DP cable so you won't need to buy one. It probably is also worth saying that it won't be FreeSync/AdaptiveSync compatible unless you use the Display Port. It is HDMI 2.0 which doesn't have AdaptiveSync.There is no HDMI cable included and for good reason (see above). If you don't need adaptive sync or 165hz you shouldn't be buying this monitor (there are branded 2k screens at this price point).The included screws are made of cheese so make sure not to round them off!Others have also pointed out the menu takes some tinkering. There are a few options to play with so it will take a short time to find a suitable option. It would be great if someone posted the best settings :DIt's a good image, but it isn't as crisp as the Element Gaming monitor (also budget 144hz 1440p 27") I bought from ebuyer in 2020 for £250. But if you want a cheap monitor to game on, this will absolutely do the trick.