SANSUI 27 Inch Monitor WQHD 200Hz 180Hz 2560×1440P-AMD FreeSync 1ms DCI-P3 95% Fast IPS Computer Monitor, Height Adjustable Vertical/Horizontal, 2×DisplayPort/HDMI 丨HDR, Blur

Buena imagen, buen tiempo de respuesta y buenos colores, muy fácil de montar e instalar.

Writing a review for the 27 inch model, 200hz It is a great monitor, the visual quality is crisp clean and as soon as i saw the difference next to my old monitor i knew then and there i needed to have two of them it's that good, the colors are vibrant, it seems very responsive and the stand it comes on is great and sturdy as well. not to mention two hdmi ports, speakers (which are decent) and a display port and I think for the price you get a pretty good all in one package, buy it lol

First off, the images exaggerate the color mismatch, it's noticeable in person, but not to this extent. I have put extensive effort into making them match as close as possible, but there is some fundamental difference between the 27 inch and the 24 inch. I upgrade my PC from 3 1080p monitors to 2 1440's and a 1080 both from this listing. The 27's They are fast, quite the upgrade from my pervious 60hz monitors, colors are great, very close to my certified Legion screen, They are way too bright OTB for me, I turned them down to around 40% in Nvidia, this is a good thing. My 3080 FTW3 handles them with no noticeable temp increases from the previous resolutions (my 3080 FTW3 barely moves the fans during normal/heavy web activity. This hasn't changed. Games are notably better as well, the higher resolution is nice, but the 200hz is crazy. If you have been holding off, this is your sign, 165hz+. Mounted to my custom stuff easy enough, included DP cables are good and connected firmly. Actual bezel is 5/16 of an inch from edge to pixel line on side, and maybe a 32nd shorter than that on the top. Navigating the UI is excellent. Seriously, if you have ever had to match monitors or use a monitors UI for a long time, you will absolutely appreciate the thumb sticks on the back. Perfect Sansui. Have them in HDR, Adaptive whatever, 200hz. I do notice the bright shadow effect, and it's super annoying, whites are brightest directly in front of you, but to the sides it's darker, unless you move over there, the bright moves with you. Nose to screen is 22 inches on my setup if that matters. If you get these, and read this, you will remember what I wrote when you see it. IDK if it's the result of this type of screen tech, or if it's specific to this brand, but It's taking me time to get used to (5 days at this point) Overall the 27's were a good deal over the holidays, I don't think I'd be as OK with them at full tag. the 27's get 3.75 stars. The 24 inch. ah, well, I did want a cheaper smaller screen over there... success? It's duller, got a greenish hue that I cannot dial out without loosing the sharpness, it absolutely doesn't match the 27's. Different exterior design, different screen tech, kind of unpleasant to look at. (note, all three of the monitors being replaced were 1080p monitors, so this unpleasantness is not a result of 1080 vs 1440) The 24 does the same "bright shadow" thing the 27 does, pics included. It's hits the fit-form-function necessities to serve as a third monitor for extra real estate, for trainers, Spotify, OBS, but there is no way I would use it as my main. 24 would be a return if not for the inexpensiveness, convenances, and UI (it has the same UI as the 27). 24 inch gets 2.5 stars Maybe the 24 I got was a dud, IDK. The 27 flat is a beast. *precooked weight, user experience may vary.

i love this monitor ppl come over an there ive never seen this tuype of monitor graphics good

It's not as good as the pro version and the pro version is the one that you see reviewed all over the internet. This has the same model number but it's missing the pro at the end. This monitor doesn't have as many bells and whistles but overall is very similar. You'll pay a bit more for the pro version. I needed a computer monitor for work but I also gain occasionally and also watch movies so I wanted something that looked good. This looks incredible. With two HDMI and two DP connections I don't need anything else. The menus are easy to figure out with one button controller and thankfully a separate on off switch. It has built-in speakers but nothing that you would really want to use. There is a 3.5 mm speaker or headphone jack but no mic jack. To monitor has enough tilt for just about anything you would need and it'll also turn vertically. I probably would have gotten the pro version but after weighing it all out an extra $70 or $80 didn't seem to be worth it. If I was more of an avid gamer I would have gotten the pro. Overall I think this is a great value monitor. I was kind of surprised to see sansui making things again but then I discovered that the Japanese company went out of business years ago and Chinese company bought the name. Smart move.