Good G Sync Monitor

I only bought this monitor for the USB-C DisplayPort AltMode so that I can connect my work laptop to it and share my connected peripherals between my gaming desktop and my laptop. The display is great, I've never used HDR before but I am quite pleased with how everything looks. Wall-mounting was a breeze by adding some spacers between the mounting holes and the bracket. The only complaint I have is the G-Sync compatibility of the monitor. I have a GTX1080 but the monitor's adaptive sync kept causing the screen to go black for a few seconds randomly when playing games that caused the refresh rate to dip too low. It's no longer a problem with adaptive sync disabled but I hope this issue goes away when I pair this display with a RTX4090. However, since it's not a G-Sync Ultimate monitor, I do not really care about the G-Sync compatible feature much. Like other users, I would love to see a hotkey assignment for the USB Port Select as it is tedious to go through the menu each time I want to swap between my desktop and laptop but it's not a big issue for me. Overall, it's a great monitor for a niche group of people and it sure saves a lot of cabling versus using a KVM switch and a USB-C hub.

The nicest one I found that would work with my Mac G% tower at a great price

A good quality sync cable for the price.

I love the feel of the keyboard and the fact it sync absolutely with my Lenovo laptop for use on my monitor.

Took care of a weird screen issue I was having with my Asus PQ 27 G-Sync monitor. Periodic flickering with the OEM cable. This eliminated that.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This monitor has 180hz refresh rate and free sync. Runs smooth.

Amazing monitor for $480 CAD, complete steal. G-sync and 165htz 27 inches, I have the best monitor among my frens

This year (2024), several 32 4K QD-OLED monitors were released, but the 321URX was the clear winner with its very competitive pricing ($250 cheaper than all the other models). As for the monitor itself, the sheer improvement in perceived quality compared to every other monitor I've seen cannot be overstated. As soon as I plugged it in, it was like night and day compared to my old IPS display. The blacks on an OLED are true black, which is hard to imagine until you actually see the difference for yourself. It makes pure black UI elements look satisfyingly inky, and dark scenes in games and movies look impressively lifelike. For gaming, 240 Hz plus adaptive sync plus near-instant response times give you unparalleled motion clarity. (Don't forget to manually set 240 Hz in Windows Display Settings and turn on adaptive sync in Nvidia Control Panel!) Additionally, HDR content looks phenomenal on this monitor for the content that supports it. Overall, I highly HIGHLY recommend this monitor if you have a PC that can take advantage of it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my first monitor with adaptive sync. I had a 60hz monitor prior to this. I am extremely impressed so far. This is perfect for gaming on my pc and meets my price point.

Great ergonomics, colors look great for an average user, no jitter or stutters thanks to ELBM + G-Sync. At the time of buying it is the same price as the VG259Q, which is a 144Hz, non-ELMB Sync variant, so it was a great deal. If you are sensitive to color correction, you can calibrate it. HDR-wise, I don't use it so can't tell you, but a rule of thumb is if the monitor's peak brightness is less than 1000 nits, chances are it's bad for HDR. Overall, great monitor for 1080p users. 9.5/10