KTC 27 Inch OLED Gaming Monitor, QHD 2560 x 1440, 240Hz, 0.03ms, Type-C 65W, Built-in Speakers, G-SYNC & FreeSync, HDMI2.0, DisplayPort1.4, USB-C 3.0, G27P6

The quality is amazing. It has a full OLED panel with excellent colors and depth. It includes all the features you need from a gaming monitor at an excellent price. The image quality is really good, but in some games, when I activate NVIDIA G-Sync on the monitor, there are some weird flickers in dark areas. Turn it off and it looks incredible.

First off, I've never had an OLED monitor before. After a lot of thought and reviews, I chose this based on the price, 240hz and the fact its OLED. The pros: Amazing picture quality. Colors, games, and videos are amazing. Size and interface are very nice, very thin screen, and plenty bright. I'm in a well-lit room, and the glare is barely a thing. This monitor ISN'T glossy. It's Matte. If you've never experienced OLED before, this will be a game-changer. Every game is smooth as butter, and watching YouTube or other media is wonderful. Cons: This isn't really a con for me, but the screen has to go into screensaver mode after 10 minutes of inactive use because of burn-in risk. The colors are brilliant (10-Bit), but they don't pop as much as a glossy screen would.

I was very very worried this monitor wouldn’t be as good as one twice as expensive. I was totally wrong this monitor is amazing!

Picked this up during what I now realize is a frequently repeated Lightning Sale. Short version? It's just bad. Bad all around. It's missing common settings, like a way to turn off ABL (causes brightness to fluctuate depending on how much of the screen contains bright or white colors) or to modify colors in any meaningful way. I have a 3 monitor set up and the picture quality was sub-par when side-by-side with IPS monitors (Gigabyte's M27Q) that are 1/3rd of the price. Also, any content that was even remotely gray looked like someone had spit coffee all over the monitor. I had initially figured that since all the panels are made by LG that the cheapest one would be about as good as any other and I was wrong. Even after calibration, colors looked washed out and awful. The sole benefit was the lower black levels, but with every other aspect of the monitor being awful, I can't imagine recommending this to anyone at any price point above $99.

I bought this KTC OLED display to replace my 27” Gigabyte 1440p monitor, and honestly this is one of my biggest monitor purchase regrets ever. The biggest issue is flickering — it happens constantly, whether Adaptive Sync is turned on or off. Beyond that, it just doesn’t have the performance-focused features or functionality I was used to on my Gigabyte monitor. The picture quality isn’t terrible, but it’s also not impressive for what I paid, I’ve seen displays that look noticeably better. Unfortunately, I’m outside the return window, so I’m stuck using it for now. But I’ll be replacing it as soon as I can. Overall, it feels cheap, and I can’t recommend it to anyone.

Love this monitor, I have two now. Bright, clear, all the pixels align. Only complaint is there is no way to turn off auto-dimming. Since I tend to use dark-mode for everything, it will sometimes dim even when I'm working on it--not in games, but in documents where the changes are small. Needs a way to turn it off or lessen (heighten?) the sensitivity. My work-around is to have a white picture or page that I can pop into view if I notice that the screen has gone dim.

This monitor is serious tech hardware, forgot budget friendly, its packing and running on all cylinders, don't hesitate to buy one if your looking for oled......

Awesome definitely worth the cost