Viotek GNV32DBE 32-Inch Curved Gaming Monitor | 2560x1440p QHD | 165Hz | 120% sRGB | FreeSync/G-Sync | 2X DP, 1x HDMI 2.0 | 3 Years Zero Dead Pixels

Really satisfied with this monitor. It was my first 1440p monitor and my first curved screen monitor. The quality is great, the settings on it are vast and intuitive, and Im loving it after about a month of 12+ hours of use per day. It makes a great primary gaming monitor. My only complaint is that it SEEMS fragile on the stand. I havent actually had any issues, but whenever it is touched or bumped it wiggles a great deal, but it returns to its perfect resting position. Great monitor. I dont think I need two of this size and quality, but if I decide to get another monitor, I will likely go with the same brand.

This was an impulse purchase for me. I knew I was going to buy a new graphics card and that the new RTX 30xx series was going to be a huge step up from my old card. I wasnt seriously considering monitors -just window shopping and dreaming-, but the price for this one, plus the previous ratings, and most importantly the zero-dead-pixel policy grabbed my attention. Ive been very happy with it so far. The color and brightness are great, the response time is good enough for serious gaming, and it arrived without a single dead pixel. Gaming has been a pleasure on it, although my old GTX 960 is straining a bit at the higher resolution (1440p) while Im stuck on a waiting list for my new graphics card. The only minor issue Ive had is that some videos have noticeable horizontal striping when the recording doesnt quite match the high 144MHz refresh rate. Most videos look fine, but some stuff on social media looks bad. But overall this is an easy recommendation if youre looking for a 2k gaming monitor.

A good monitor, I have enjoyed it for the three weeks Ive had it

first off the monitor is well built, and does look good and is truly 1440p with 144hz although the colors are very blown out and it takes a while to get used to as even with tweaks using Nvidia software to get the coloring to stop washing everything out gaming on this can be, blurry at times, depending on the games textures. Deadside seems blurry on lower settings on this monitor, but AAA games, and many other games appear crystal clear, but slightly washed out. Clear as can be at others. IMAGE SHOWS RESIDENT EVIL HD REMASTER INTRO SCENE TO SHOW HOW COLORS SEEM VERY WASHED OUT IN SOME GAMES (mostly older games) Cool built in on screen reticle...that lines up-- in most games that is.. To just put it bluntly-its worth the money, but their is a reason other 1440p 144hz monitors of this size are more expensive. 4/5 would purchase again still

The monitor itself has no issues from what I can tell, being true to itself: a curved 1440p 165hz gaming monitor. Thats why this isnt 1 or 2 stars The main issue I have is that my DisplayPort suddenly went out without any sort of help (rough movements, voltage changes, etc) and Ive only had this monitor for 4 months. Luckily I was able to use one of the TWO HDMI ports on the back to get it back up and running again. Why theres two HDMI and not two DisplayPorts is beyond me. Mind you, through HDMI, these monitors only reach 75hz, LESS THAN HALF their rated max refresh rate. At least I can still use the monitor until I can get a new one. Low rating for shoddy internal manufacturing.

This is my first 144 hrtz screen so I think its awesome its definitely nice to be able to play games at 1440p now as well the only thing I dont like is theres definitely a bit of ghosting going on and the colors could be better but other than that its pretty cool and I like it

Ive had this monitor for over a year now and I have no complaints about the quality, functionality, or display at all. For the price your paying its a wonderful monitor and a huge upgrade from the crappy 1080 60Hz monitor I was using before. HOWEVER: I bought a VESA monitor stand to clear some desk space for myself as the stand has a rather large footprint. While, technically, this monitor is compatible with a 75MM VESA mount, the footprint for the mount is recessed into the monitor. What does this mean? Well pretty much every single VESA mount is made to accommodate 75MM-100M meaning the 100M extension prevents the mount from actually sitting close enough to screw into the monitor. Im not even talking about the recessed screws that you NEED the spacer screws for (dont throw those away like I did folks). The solution is to find just a square 75MM VESA mount but good luck with that. Ive now had to buy several sets of spacer screws because the manual doesnt specify the thread size so its a guessing game to get the right size. Excellent monitor but for a company that advertises easy VESA mounting this feels very deceptive and misleading. Be careful if you plan on mounting this monitor.

I like the sharpness of the image quality, the width of screen and the vibrant color. I encourage customers to consider this as a great home office / business monitor over and above a gaming screen. When I used Zoom today, many more participants showed up on the monitor, you can see more people at once, and more clearly, with the 27 diagonal / 24 wide screen. Four No. 2 Screws are enclosed for wall mounting. This is helpful, but their spacing is 75mm apart, most wall mount kits are ready for 100mm or larger mounting hole spacing so I had to build a connector to adjust. the monitor is performing better than expected. Recommended.

with a little tweaking of the settings, this monitor can look pretty good and fits the bill for a standard 1440p 27 workstation monitor. any gamers looking for a high quality experience with the 144hz refresh rate be weary, though--- in comparison to 120hz monitors that ive own from top brand monitors, this one feels extremely blurry. while the response time feels very good, the refresh rate does NOT feel like a 144hz monitor. it must be something to do with pixel responsiveness being low. after testing across multiple games and applications, i would say this monitor decidedly looks and feels like its actually running at about 90-100hz from a visual standpoint. the monitor says its running at 144hz at all resolutions, but it just isnt quite as good as anything youll get from benq, lg, gigabyte, asus, or acer--- that i have tried. the clarity on extremely high framerate games is not there in comparison over competitors, and it is extremely obvious, its not really even close, its very blurry. for a budget workstation monitor with professional oriented applications, this monitor feels very good, the colors exceeded my expectations with a lot of tweaking to the profiles, but failed dramatically for me in terms of gaming performance. Fortunately my old gaming monitors are still perfectly functional and I can keep this for work projects, but overall wish I would have just gotten a monitor with comparable resolution and size, but give up the 144hz for 60hz in exchange for a more reputable brand name at the same price, either that or spent about 50-100 extra for a comparable 144hz 27 1440p from a more reputable brand.

Maybe my mistake was getting a Dell monitor but this feels smoother than my last 144hz monitor