KTC32 Inch 240Hz Curved Gaming Monitor, 2K 1440P Computer PC Monitor with 1000R 1ms Frameless, Adaptive Sync,122% sRGB, HDMI, DisplayPort, Tilt Adjustable, H32S25E

I want to start off by saying I wish the entire thing was white or they offered a completely white variant then I would be 100% happy but this monitor is by far the best value and quality you can get for the price 100%. Its hdr is INCREDIBLE it get super bright brights and super dark darks. The visual clarity is incredible and this is my first time using a monitor with such a high refresh rate and I can never go back to lower refresh rates. This is really good for games I use my ps5 with it and it actually matches the ps5 pros black and white setup I guess but I still wish it was all white but I was able to make an exception because this monitor has everythint to take advantage of the full power of ps5 pro minus not being 8k but most games dont even support that yet either way. It was pick this amazing monitor for the price or spend double if nit tripple for the oleds that night not even have some of the features this one has and what I will say is that you will definitely be happy with this. The picture is so gorgeous deapite not being oled colors are so vibrant and you can easily adjust colors and other settings easily the ui for the settings doesnt feel like crap or bad to use its so easy. This is a outstanding pickup for the price and after returning a bunch of other monitors and reviewing others this is hands down imo the best u can get at 500 dollars or less. I got it when it was on sale and so I paid 400 before tax and it was so worth it discount or not.

outstanding everything.KTC M27T6the KTC M27T6 is amazing, objectively and not just for the moneythe blacks are inky and pristine, the contrast stunning even in dark scenes - in House of the Dragon season 2 last episode you can see colors and patterns that the TUF (still more expensive today) couldn't resolve and for a bit i forgot this isn't an OLED.the real distinction vs OLED is in gaming where nothing can touch the response timethe QD's give a sense of tangibility as if you could almost reach thru the panel and touch objects.This is real HDRthe rating is HDR 1400 and that output shows up in properties, but the settings are HDR 1000.idk if there was a software update or licensing issues for the discrepancyanyhow, this unit truly impressesthe brightness is off the charts to anything you've ever had before at any price in the way of PC monitorsi had to turn it down to 30% right out the boxit's not perfect but it's more than "good enough" and then you toss in the value proposition.in gaming HDR games like Cyberpunk 2077, Lost Ark, and Clair Obscure are dynamic eye candy the QD color space really comes in.spend 5-10 minutes setting values in NV Control Panel or Adrenaline and you're punching up w/ monitors 2x the priceagain, not OLED but the next best thing

We have a home office that doubles as a guest bedroom. I bought this as a dual-purpose computer monitor for when I work from home and as a TV display for any guests who’d like to watch a show in the room. So far, I’ve been pleased overall with the product and its value.As a computer monitor, I’ve been pleased with the picture quality, and the array of ports has enabled me to dispense with a docking station that had been cluttering my desktop. The display is a bit large and imposing when looking at it across a standard-depth (28”) desk, but it isn’t inordinately distracting. I still prefer a dual-monitor setup overall, but because the display is so large, I can easily work with two or more windows on the single display.As a TV display, I’m satisfied with the picture quality for the price. No one would confuse this with an OLED display, but I didn’t pay for an OLED display. I connected the display to an AppleTV, and when someone wants to use the monitor as a TV display, the AppleTV remote controls the display seamlessly.As for the speakers, I’m content with them when using the display as a computer monitor, but I’m not content with them when using the display as a TV. They’re distractingly “tinny” and you need to turn them up pretty loud to hear them from the guest bed. I bought some Bluetooth headphones, and they have worked nicely with the display. This isn’t really a complaint, as I didn’t expect superb-quality speakers at this price point.My two relatively minor gripes about this product, which I’d think could be remedied at the current price point, are these:1. I wish the display’s base / stand were more versatile and could be raised, lowered, and swiveled. I paid for accessories that enable me or guests to do this.2. I think the remote could’ve been designed better. For instance, it doesn’t have a mute button, and it has a bunch of buttons that are specifically dedicated to streaming platforms that I rarely use. This isn’t a huge deal for me, because as mentioned above, I connected this to my AppleTV and can use its sensible and efficient remote.I give this five stars not because I think it’s perfect, but because I think it’s a very good value at this price point for my specific purpose.

I over estimated my ability to have two 27" monitors, so it takes a bit away from my experience.The customer service was actually pretty good, which was surprising because online most say they had a bad experience. But they were willing to assist me with a request even though it wasn't in their policy, and answered my questions with politeness and promptly.I also wasn't very impressed with the dimming algorithm, the brightness and contrast it gives is actually amazing. It's very, very bright.But the dimming blooming is noticeable when on a pure black background, especially when you are off kilter. It reacts quickly but is not as small as I wished it would be.It has a KVM and USB port, but does not come with the USB-B cable so be aware of that.The colors were very accurate, at least to my eyes, and the refresh rate was pretty responsive.I would recommend this to someone who plays in an office with open curtains or plays games like Helldivers, and Frostpunks snow is blinding. But maybe not if you play Stalker 2 or sneak in Skyrim.