Z-Edge 24 Inch Curved Gaming Monitor 200Hz 1ms VA 1080P 130% sRGB HDMI DP

I’ve been using this monitor for a while now and I honestly have no complaints. It’s been completely reliable with no issues at all, which is exactly what I was hoping for. The build quality feels solid and well-made, and the display itself looks great—clear, sharp, and consistent whether I’m working, watching videos, or gaming. Setup was straightforward and everything worked perfectly right out of the box. Overall, it does exactly what it’s supposed to do, and it does it well. If you’re looking for a good quality monitor without any hassle, this is definitely a solid choice.

Bought this monitor in early May 2024 after returning another. The monitor meets my light to moderate gaming needs, pairing well with G-sync functionality. Colours are bright and vibrant, good darks, very responsive refresh rate and crystal clear. The monitor does provide a basic speaker functionality which is very basic and frankly wasn't needed by me, although it would do a short term job if you don't have alternative sound options. The stand is easy to assemble and not bulky or overly obtrusive compared to other monitors. Connectivity is great with DP and HDMI ports, I personally used my own slightly more flexible higher quality DP lead, as the one provided with the monitor is a little chunky and stiff to use out of the ports which sit in the bottom portion of the monitor and are slightly visible from the front. Overall, after almost two months of use I'd give this monitor an overall solid 9/10 as a reliable, vibrant and satisfying display which meets all of my 1440p gaming needs and general browsing etc. Can highly recommend, especially if the monitor comes in at or under £180 GBP on a sale.

I really solid monitor for the price point more than suitable for office work. Only thing it’s really missing is height adjustment.

I’ve been using this Z-Edge 27" QHD Curved Gaming Monitor for a little while now, and it’s been a great upgrade from my previous screen. The 2560x1440 resolution makes everything look sharp and detailed, whether I’m gaming, watching videos, or just browsing the web. The 165Hz refresh rate through DisplayPort makes a huge difference in games. Everything feels incredibly smooth and responsive, and the 1ms MPRT response time helps keep motion blur to a minimum during fast-paced gameplay. It’s especially noticeable in competitive games where smooth performance really matters. The curved 27-inch display adds a more immersive feel, and the thin bezels give it a really modern look on the desk. Colours look good, brightness is solid, and overall it’s very comfortable to use for long sessions. I also like the flexibility with connections—DisplayPort for 165Hz and HDMI for up to 144Hz, which makes it easy to connect different devices. The VESA mount support is a nice bonus as well if you prefer using a monitor arm. Overall, this monitor offers excellent performance for gaming and everyday use, with smooth visuals and a clean design. For the price, it’s a great value and I’d definitely recommend it to anyone looking for a solid 1440p gaming monitor.

Took a while to get set up but once working it is excellent.great picture, sound and refresh rate for some reason my PC would not work on DPI only HDMI . Easy to adjust and great value for money .

The product looks good in the picture and fairly ok on its initial appearance; however, it lacks some features which are pretty important to me. So, let's start with Pros. -- They have good light compared with other ones I've tested, well, not to compare it with my curved DELL, which I believe is a different class, but they present a decent image. -- Slim and lightweight, which adds a plus to the unit, as they look slick and fit in most places with ease. -- I found the back mounting bracket, which fits the lower side of the Screen, to be beneficial to me, as it allows my arm to be lowered, which adds up in style here, because I could fit an additional lamp above it without the need to adjust it too much. -- Decent in price for what they are offering, and pretty crazy features. -- The resolution looks fine and sharp, working well in conjunction with my computer. not perfect, but good enough. And that will be everything regarding the pros of them Now, let's look at the cons. -- The connectors, which came down at the bottom, are very close to the edge, making them visible, impossible to hide, which breaks the whole aspect of the screen and its arrangements. That makes them look very cheap in comparison with other monitors I've seen so far. The only solution might be some angled cables, which is an addition to this purchase. -- The light and its colour, although prized earlier, is different from screen to screen, making it impossible to match both screens with the same colour temperature and contrast, which shows inconsistency in the parts or the quality of the parts used. -- They don't have a power button at the bottom, making the joystick that acts as the menu button also the power button. Which I found quite annoying since I leave my PC overnight and I don't want my monitor to stay on at all times. Meaning I need to reach behind them in an awkward position to hold the middle function pressed to shut them down. SO that is a great minus for me. Some might argue that I can set the Screen to automatically turn off after a period of time, but I need them on at all times when I work, and off when I am away, without keep changing the settings on my PC all the time. There might be other ways around it, but I prefer at least a power button at the bottom of the screen in an accessible area, which HP and Dell offer as the default. -- Regarding the image size and position on the screen, the image is not from edge to edge as the advertisement states; the image stops at around 1 cm on either side, even if the screen stops with a very thin edge, giving the impression that the image would match that, but it doesn't show the picture attached. The bottom side, for some reason, seems to be narrower, but it is like that because of the thick edge, which might make sense. I've ordered 2 of them at the same time to allow me to make one big screen, but the middle lines added up together make this reality a fantasy, so that is very disappointing, but that is not the top of the Ice. Now for the most critical parts. 1. The inputs, although many, do not switch automatically, and they need to be manually switched over, reaching to that anyoing button I have described earlier. 2. The synchronisation is pretty poor, as every now and then, out of the blue, my screens go black on their background, and if I disconnect this screen, the other one recovers immediately. 3. The menu looks fine, but is pretty basic and limited. 4. Every now and then, they turn off, and I have to remove the plug and put it back in to recover. So, in my fair opinion, they don't deserve the recognition they get, as they are not up to the market they are set for. This is the second set of screens I tried from unknown brands and got disappointed again. I have no choice but to go for a reputable brand to avoid such hassle. I am expecting from a product that the customer pays the money to deliver what they advertise and to work to that extent. Not more or less.

Fantastic, worth the money

I got it on offer for 120 which is amazing, your not gonna get anything better than this for the price, even better than my brothers which was more expensive. If ur on a budget and ur lucky like me, take this chance