Best Va Panel Gaming Monitor

I bought it for gaming, watching movies, web browsing and i can say it's the best monitor i ever had, but there's still a few negative points. Watching movies/video: It's very enjoyable, image quality is great. However, it doesn't support HDCP 2.2, so there are 4k streaming movies that you won't be able to watch. Gaming: I didn't notice any input lag. There is a tiny but of ghosting, but it's the best i've seen in a VA panel. If you can't stand any kind of ghosting at all however, i'd suggest getting a good gaming TN panel instead of a VA. (trading image quality for less ghosting). It's also worth mentioning that if you want to play recent graphics demanding games at 4k with a stable 60fps, you will need a top-end graphic card. Also worth mentioning that it's a 60hz monitor and that it doesn't suport g-sync and freesync. Light bleeding: I noticed a bit more lightbleed than i'm used to in VA panel, but it's still much less than you'd get with a IPS panel. Flicker-free: I did read conflicting informations about that monitor, but after testing it i can attest that it is a flicker-free monitor, so that's great. Colors: I'm not a professional and i don't use photoshop so i cannot really tell how accurate the color reproduction is. However, i find them very pleasing to the eyes. Anti-Glare: It is not glossy, but i've seen stronger anti-glare in other monitor. I find it great. No vesa mount: Out of the box, it does not support vesa mounting. I did read somewhere that there are adapters that might work with this monitor, but i can't say for sure. No display-port cable included: The box contain a high speed HDMI 2.0 cable, but no display-port cable. Curve: I find it great. If it's the first time you have a curved monitor however, take note that it might take a week or two to get used to it. But once you get used to it, you won't want to go back to a flat monitor. So, very good monitor in my opinion, worth it's price.

I was concerned choosing a IPS panel over a VA panel, because our living room TV is an OLED and I'm a huge fan of inky dark blacks. But 4k @ 32 inches requires you to sit pretty close, and the viewing angles on a VA panel are just too bad for that (major color degradation at edges) and I can't tolerate the distortion from curved screens. Turns out my fears were unwarranted! With the proper settings (Black Level High, brightness & contrast at reasonable levels) the monitor doesn't suffer from raised (greyish) blacks, and there's only a slight amount of black crush at the tail end of the spectrum. The highlights are great, viewing angle is nice, no obvious issues with screen uniformity, motion, etc. The only minor issue I have with the screen is the finish - it's a semi-gloss/matte combo that does a poor job of diffusing reflections. It is very sensitive to any kind of light shining directly on the screen. If you have a dark office, no issues, but if you're right next to a window the light can be very distracting. Luckily the monitor gets VERY bright, so you can adjust as needed to drown out most of the glare. For the price, the monitor really exceeds my expectations. I use it mostly for work (coding/office/etc., lots of small text) and it's looks fantastic even with 150% scaling enabled. I haven't tried it out for any gaming (planning to hook old XBox One X up to it at some point), but if the 4k videos I've watch on it are any indication, it should look great!

Out of the box, the monitor is flawless. Changing from VA panel to Nano IPS really makes a big different in terms of image quality. Most importantly, no more smearing and ghosting. There's no dead pixel spotted, and minimal backlight bleed in the unit I recieved. Overall beyond satisfied.

I love this Monitor! I downgraded my 27 Acer Predator VA Panel 165Hz Monitor to this. And my eyes felt better and since I play more FPS, the 24.5 is the perfect size for me. I mainly play Apex. It's definitely more responsive. I don't think i'd need to OC to 280Hz as i'm happy with 240Hz. lol. Only thing I don't really like is the stand.

All of that for $1000 is a steal. Not sure why people are complaining about color as if they bought a VA gaming monitor expecting it to be OLED quality for video editing.. Only bad thing is I cannot find the IR profile for this monitor/TV.

Monitors have really good color and response time is much better than my old ones that supposedly had the same specs but was a VA panel.

Great monitor for gaming and productivity. Being an IPS panel the colors are great but with the downsides of having less contrast when compared to a VA panel. Pick your poison I guess. Overall I am very happy after having switched from a Samsung G9 which while impressive was just too big for my desk.

I got the M27Q P and it's an amazing panel. The colours are great and it's a champ for gaming. This panel is so fast with zero noticeable ghosting. I almost couldn't believe my eyes considering my previous monitor. Special shout out to B&H who had this monitor delivered to my country within a week! Happy customer.

Upgraded from a 27 inch MSI VA panel due to some stuck/failing pixels. Great UI, fantastic color reproduction, and fantastic gaming performance. If needed for productivity uses, the panel while not as ideal as a full 4k panel made for editing/photo work, is still fantastic due to the great color provided by the IPS panel.

The Best monitor I ever owned, excellent quality and 240Hz is amazing for gaming. Nice for Samsung.