SANSUI Curved Monitor 27 inch 120Hz USB Type-C Computer Monitor

I’ve been using this monitor for my setup and it has completely blown me away for the price. The resolution and screen size are perfect for both immersive gaming and multitasking, giving you plenty of desktop real estate. The colors are incredibly vibrant and punchy right out of the box, and the ultra-high refresh rate makes gameplay feel exceptionally smooth and responsive. Motion blur is virtually non-existent during fast-paced movement. On top of a great panel, Sansui's customer support team was quick, communicative, and helpful when I reached out to them. Highly recommend this display if you're looking for high-end performance without breaking the bank!

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ This SANSUI 27-inch curved monitor is a great upgrade for my setup. The curved design provides an immersive viewing experience, and the 120Hz refresh rate makes everything look smooth and responsive. The image quality is clear, colors look great, and the USB connectivity is very convenient. It was easy to set up and works perfectly for work, entertainment, and gaming. Excellent value for the price and highly recommended.

Great monitor with a large, clear display and excellent picture quality. The curved screen is perfect for gaming and multitasking. Setup was easy, and everything works as expected. Very happy with my purchase and highly recommend it

At first I absolutely hated this monitor. The monitor felt blurry and colors were whack when I looked at different angles. Once I enabled AMD freesync and played with the brightness/sharpness it started to feel better. I moved the monitor back by 6 inches and it actually started to look good. Had to play with the sharpness and get things looking like what I want. I can't give this monitor 4-5 stars because of the initial bad feeling. I will update this once I get more hours under my belt. Yet after 10 hours I can slightly recommend this monitor. I bought this due to the black friday / cyber monday, mostly to see if a $200 monitor with 2k 240hz with 1ms response time was worth it. I think they are kinda bluffing on the monitor due to the fact that my current monitor was an Acer Predator XB271HU bmiprz 27" WQHD (2560x1440) NVIDIA G-SYNC IPS Monitor, (Display Port & HDMI Port, 144Hz), Black. Yes, different because of G-SYNC and 165hz to 240hz, but I got this one because I upgraded to AMD. Maybe i just have to adjust to this monitor but coming from the exact specs besides actually using AMD freesync and 240hz. This monitor is alright. I have seen reviews saying it has a bunch of screen tears, from my pov i haven't seen any. I mostly play CS2, Apex, Dota 2, COD zombies, and a few other smaller games like Terraria and Stardew Valley. I still feel like the edges of the monitor seem slightly too dark to my liking but that's why I cranked the brightness to 100 to actually see the screen. If you want the RGB on the back to lighten up your wall then forget about it. It's like a dying flashlight you had in your drawer for the past 4 years. The lighting actually works, it's just not bright. I hang my hand over the back of the monitor to have its lights shine at me. Picture your mouse if you have RGB in it, or just a dim colored light shining at the wall. YOU WON'T SEE IT. Overall the monitor is performing as advertised but I had to play around with the settings and I still don't know if i like it or not. It performed well in the 240hz test I ran on it. My biggest concern currently is the dark edges, almost like polarized edges. Again this is my take on this monitor coming from someone that typically bought mainstream, if you are coming from a 60-120hz or 720p-1080p monitor this will be an insane upgrade. Can't recommend it but cant say its trash either. I'm giving it about 7-14 days to wow me before I return it. I will for sure update this if i do. Update 12 days later. I'm actually enjoying this monitor. I got used to it and found that it is actually really good. Big thing i had to do was adjust monitor setting and GPU settings to my liking. AT MOST! ill give it 4 stars. Its a great monitor but I did not like it at first. It still had minor screen tearing but not the game, it was my crosshairs weird enough. I only noticed the screen tare in cs while i was in a smoke. So overall I am happy with the monitor but I still have the feeling that spending another 100-200 bucks is better. Like i said in my previous post above. I really bought it to check if it was any good for the performance advertised. So far so good

Best specs in this price range. Build quality is decent, high refresh rate makes everything flow and feel so much better. Gaming with this is enjoyable, viewing video media is cinematic. For my widescreen monitor, I am thoroughly satisfied.

I was worried about this monitor being from a more unknown brand, but after watching some youtube reviews and with this being one of the few 24" 1440p 240hz+ panels I could find (all the rest are 27" and I prefer smaller for a higher PPI than 1080p monitors), I took the risk and I'm glad I did. Panel quality is great, viewing angles are great (it's IPS and you can easily tell), and it actually overclocks to 320hz instead of the advertised 300hz, which was a nice surprise. VRR works great and supports G-Sync, there's a Hz display indicator setting as well as a backlight strobing mode (similar to BenQ's DyAc feature) but it doesn't support VRR at the same time (which is the same for other monitors) so it's nice to see, if you're a hardcore esports gamer who will turn off VRR anyways you'll be happy to get backlight strobing on a 1440p IPS this cheap at 320hz. Stand is pretty good and adjustable height and rotation wise as well as tilt. Monitor menu controls are via a directional joystick "nipple" on the back which is a lot better than different buttons, so I appreciate that. It's got no speakers (standard for most gaming monitors these days) and it does have aux out but no USB power which was disappointing but manageable. These days there are a lot of cheap excellent monitors from good brands and even cheaper monitors from unreliable brands, and I can honestly say SANSUI should be in the first category! No dead pixels and no problems with my unit. To SANSUI, I have no idea who on earth you got to manufacture this 24" 1440p 240hz panel, but I'm so glad you did because I love the size and no other brand is doing it, and it's a steal for under $200

Updated Review 2: No response received to the videos sent in of the 3 replacement monitors being DOA (1 will not power on at all and the other 2 will have the LED light up and then go dark and not power on). Reducing this review back to 1 star. 6 Monitors to date, across 2 model series, and all were defective. Requested a refund and then had no response to the video evidence submitted on round 2. Sansui used to be a very good company but there are massive quality control issues given my "recent" experience. I've sent all monitors off for e-waste recycling as I've spent enough time and energy on trying to get this resolved with Sansui. ----- Updated Review: With the failure of all 3 initial monitors I was in contact with Sansui and after some discussion it was decided that they would send me 3 new monitors of the following model: ES-G27F6Q Pro (300hz). These arrived, were each setup in turn and I have the following results: 1 Monitor will fail to power on regardless of what power adapter/source is used (I have cycled through all 3 -- 1 per replacement monitor). This is to say that the power indicator LED has no activation of any kind let alone the screen. This monitor may have been a very well cleaned up reconditioned item (the plastic which would normally cover the rear LEDs was missing from both strips - such was not the case with the other 2 monitors received in this batch). 2 Monitors will have the Blue Power indicator LED turn on for a moment (solid standard blue colour - no flashing et al.) and then turn off. This is again with cycling through each power supply. Windows does detect these two monitors but they will not display an image (screens stay black and the power indicator LED stays unlit beyond the initial single lighting). To underscore -- I have 7 computer systems operating in my home most with 2-4 monitors per computer. Each room has it's own dedicated 20amp circuit with surge protection. No other monitors, across multiple brands have had these issues. Although the failure rate is inordinately high, I have to assume that there is a component issue with their power boards across this generational line of monitors (the consistency in lack of power behaviour is otherwise statistically improbable). Likewise, between the two iterations of monitor, the power supplies have been changed -- which points more to the power board components that are shared between the iterations within each monitor and not the external power supplies themselves. To try to ensure no possible residential circuit issue, I have tried these monitors over the course of the last couple of weeks across 3 other rooms (one being a spare bedroom that has nothing on it's outlet circuit) and the results have been the same. I have also tried both with and without active sinewave APU's inline. I have raised my initial 1 star rating to 2 stars. This is not because I have yet received my money's worth but because, thus far, Sansui has made bonafide attempts to resolve the issue. I will be reaching out to Sansui again and will report back on the conclusion. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Original review: Model Number: ESA-G27F6Q PRO Model Name: ES-G27F4Q PRO ASIN: B0CWL14K13 I bought 3 of these monitors in October 2024. Within 10 months I have a 100% failure rate. For context: I have multiple systems and monitors (several different brands/models) in the house on the same and other circuits. All systems have back-up auxiliary power units with active sine wave and all circuits have further surge protection. No other computer/electronic failures have occurred in my residence during this period. All software has current drivers/versions on my systems. 2 Monitors now fail to power on at all (their power blocks work fine when swapped around with the 3rd, currently still a mostly functional monitor). It feels as if the input jack on the 2 monitors are slightly loose, relative to the 3rd. The 3rd monitor is now displaying 4 thin black lines at the bottom of the screen (roughly in the windows tool bar location) -- this started 26/07/25. Screen shots of the area do not show the lines so this is not the GPU. The cable also appears to be fine when tested on unrelated monitors and the lines will "come and go" irrespective of which jack or cable is utilised. I am running 4 monitors on this current system and 3 AOC are running fine and the last Sansui is failing. The price point and features are excellent. The quality control and reliability are exceptionally poor. Given all the mostly positive reviews I believe there may be differing production batches -- some good and some terrible (perhaps from different factories or different component suppliers to a single factory). I cannot recommend this product or company as the reliability/longevity of the monitors are exceptionally poor (for me, a 100% failure rate within 10 months)

The quality is great, the weight is very light, the stand is of good quality, no flickering, cables came with this so that's always a plus, lol. Appearance is pretty awesome. The price was super affordable . My son is very happy with his monitor.

If you’re looking for a solid upgrade to your desk setup without emptying your bank account, the SANSUI 27-inch Curved Monitor is such a win. I honestly wasn’t sure what to expect, but this thing has exceeded them. First off, the display is gorgeous. With the 110% sRGB, the colours are incredibly crisp and sharp. Whether I’m just scrolling through photos or catching up on shows, everything looks vibrant and true to life. The 1080P resolution on a 27-inch screen is the "sweet spot" for me—everything is clear without feeling oversized. Plus, that 1500R curve really draws you in and makes the whole experience feel way more immersive than a standard flat screen. One of the best parts? I had this thing up and running in minutes. The setup was super easy—basically just a "plug and play" situation. It comes with an HDMI port, so hooking it up to my laptop was a breeze. I also love that it’s VESA-compatible, which is a huge plus if you eventually want to mount it on a monitor arm to save some desk space. For gamers, the 100Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time make a noticeable difference. Everything feels fluid and snappy, with zero annoying lag or motion blur. It handles productivity work during the day and gaming at night like a total pro. I can't recommend it enough. Great product.

Eh usado un mes este monitor y tuve bastantes problemas al principio, ya que al momento de que me llegó todo funcionaba bien , solo que el “audio” del monitor no sonaba creí que si tenía bocinas y creo que las tiene pero a fin de cuentas no pude usarlas , a los días que me llegó mi pantalla empezó a parpadear y pensé en devolverlo pero le di otra oportunidad , pensaba que era que tenía varios clientes de un juego a 140fps y resultó ser mi cable hdmi, desde entonces que lo cambie el monitor me ah funcionado perfectamente eso si aún sin audio, solo sean consientes que con el cable hdmi solo levanta 100hz ya con la otra entrada si soporta lo que dice el producto , sinceramente lo recomiendo en precio/calidad , el soporte no es ajustable pero creo que es algo fácil de solucionar así que por el resto todo está perfecto , no tiene fuga de luces , el borde es algo ancho pero casi no se nota al momento de usarlo de lo grande que es , en uso diario fuera de videojuegos para programar y tener editores de código y múltiples pestañas abiertas en la misma pantalla es súper eficiente , se los recomiendo si buscan algo bbb

J'avais quelques craintes vue que je ne connaissais pas la marque. Mais... Les couleurs sont super belles et la qualité est très bonne. Très agréablement surpris

Fine monitor. Never used a widescreen curved monitor. What a difference! All the type is larger, making it easier to read. Movies look great. Monitor worked out of the box, simple controls, excellent video image.

I bought this as a budget monitor and honestly I've been really happy with it. The picture looks great, the curved screen is a nice touch, and it's been perfect for both everyday use and gaming. My only complaint is that I wish it had been a little more obvious that the monitor doesn't have built-in speakers. It does have audio output, but you'll need external speakers or headphones if you want sound. That said, once I got that sorted out, it's been fantastic for the price. If you're looking for a budget-friendly monitor, I'd definitely recommend it.