Cheap 1080P Vertical Monitor

Very good and cheap monitor for 1080p gaming or a good seconday monitor, I had no issues with this the size is also perfect for 1080p, if you go up to like 27-32 inches monitor (1080p) it gets blurry, If you want a budget monitor buy this honest (any card should be able to get 165hz on this ez)

Hooked up to a 1080p monitor and it works fine.

The best processor. Its cheap and play all pc games at 1080p low settings and can watch 4k videos playback and no gpu required at all. It's for low end gaming people who want something powerful than switch. Xbox and ps4 1st versions

I had the 1080p version of this monitor but did the upgrade for the 1440p... so glad i did! Mine arrived with no problems what so ever. A shame that not everyone had the same luck but as far as my experience goes it is by far the best monitor i had. Im really glad with it! 10 bit color @ full RGB can only be achieved at 100hz, but im more than happy to compromise 20hz and get the full RGB with 10bit color... Gaming on this requires a top end graphic card because the pixel count its near a 4K monitor, so at the very least a 2080 is required. im pushing this baby on 2080ti and so far has been doing the job... Anothe thing i think was a big improvement was the Freesync which doesn't have flicker like my old 1080p version had. So to resume, im really really happy!!

I was stuck between this and the AW2725df but ultimately chose this monitor due to the price point and a past good experience with MSI monitors. I must say, this monitor is a massive step up from my previous 1080p 240hz. As more of a competitive FPS player, I do not see how this monitor could be any better. Super clear, colors are amazing, build quality is better than expected, overall I am super satisfied with my purchase. OLED is on a whole new level compared to TN, VA, or IPS. Anyone looking to step up their experience no any game should look no further than MSI's 271qrx or the 321urx. Easily the best monitors for the price. The image shows the comparison between the 271qrx and a past 1080p 240hz MSI monitor.

Can't complain much about this switch when it costs $12. Does that job as I use this on a 1080P monitor with only one HDMI input. I switch between a PC and chromecast and it works really well!

While I haven't had a chance to really break in this camera and test every little thing yet, I have to say being able to walk around with the bare camera is such a treat. The built in ND filters look great to my non-critical eyes, the LCD on my copy looks fine (No blue tint; Ordered 3/16/21), and everything I've shot so far looks fantastic! I haven't really had the pleasure of seeing any high brightness monitors before, but the rear LCD at 100% brightness is absolutely daylight viewable in direct sunlight. Pulling focus off the monitor is difficult on wider lenses, but you can also punch in even with the clean feed active to really nail infinity. Even 1080p ProRes 422 out of this camera looks incredible, and with no crop on the full sensor. I was an original Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera owner back in 2013 and this 1080p footage blows that out of the water. It is a different quality of image (The original is still incredible image quality), but having a S35 field of view with Blackmagic's color science and the convenience of all the extra features this camera brings to the table makes this a winner in my eyes. No longer do you 'have' to rig up a monitor; This camera is 100% feasible to use bare bones. I even have to give props to the internal mics. I don't know if they're the same as the Pocket 4k, but they sound excellent as well if you need ambient sound in a pinch.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I had been on the market for a gaming monitor. I wanted something that wasn’t just HDR compatible, was high refresh rate, at least 30”, and 1440p. I was upgrading from a 144Hz, 1080p monitor that was 37”, way too big for 1080p. I saw the 32” G7 in a store and ordered it shortly after. This monitor is everything I was wanting. I didn’t think I’d like the curvature of the display, but I think it helps further envelope me in games. The refresh rate is more than ample for my needs. My desktop won’t be driving AAA games at 240Hz, but Nvidia G-sync helps with that. Colors are vibrant for a standard LCD panel and the 1440p resolution is just enough for gaming without stressing my system by pushing 4K. The built-in speakers are serviceable. They have RGB lighting that is controlled via the monitor itself. I would like to plug it in via USB and have an app for controlling it, but the OSD is fine. There’s also an RGB light ring on the back. It would also have been nice if it adapted to whatever the monitor was displaying. But those are two small complaints in an otherwise great monitor that will suit my needs for years.

Hard to beat a good ViewSonic monitor. This might be the best value at 1080P 165hz! If it's anything like my past VS monitors, it'll last you 10+ years!

Used the cable to route a monitor to my drum setup, does the job perfectly connected to a 1080p 60hz monitor from my motherboard.