HyperX - OMEN 27" OLED QHD 240Hz 0.03ms GtG G-SYNC Compatible Gaming Monitor with Adjustable Height (DisplayPort, HDMI) - Black

I’ve had OLED devices like the Legion 7i Gaming Laptop and LG 77” TV. This was my first monitor in the realm of OLED gaming. Take this with a grain of salt; I am a basic gamer who probably didn’t need an Nvidia 5070ti (League of legends, but I enjoy my Ultra 9 275hx 32GB ram and 1TBssd. Just wanted a monitor with OLED, 240hz, and 27 inches. Pros: Color is really nice on just the native settings built in to the monitor. My favorite for all around use. Colors are great, and contrast is phenomenal until your office or room gets bright. It doesn’t become inferior to FHD IPS panels, but you will see some reflection and smudges if any right away. Look up a recommended microfiber and distilled water, wipe and good as new. I’ll add that it does have mandatory pixel refresh and several OLED protections built in to the settings; you can run it before the monitor gives any warning of scheduled pixel refresh. Takes 4 minutes and is noticeably refreshing on the colors. Last con - it doesn’t have any usb ports, and the display cable it comes with will require you to get an adapter if you don’t have hdmi 2.1 on your laptop. Try to get it under $375 and the build quality, 3 years warranty, and performance is great. I bought it right before every brand decided to go on sale for 349.99-450. My loss - paid 499.99 but Best Buy honored their cash back. 4 stars for me, can be 5 - watch at least 4-5 YouTube videos of the direct competitors in pricing with same specs. You’ll know which way to go.

I got this on sale for $399 and I'm really happy with it. I use a MacBook Pro with HDMI, and a gaming PC with Display Port. On PC it's smooth sailing with up to 240 Hz support. Games are working great and playing great. There's always little annoyances using a Mac with HDMI monitor and with this one, you can't control volume so you have to do it with external speakers. Windows does control the volume. Even a 3rd party app like BetterDisplay can't do it on Mac. If you're in an extremely bright room, you may need a brighter monitor. But I doubt that's most people. Really happy with the look and performance so far so I recommend it.

Color, refresh rate, and performance have been amazing so far. The stand is very useful as well, i will mount it eventually, im just glad to have it as an option.

This monitor is exactly what i wanted true blacks on SDR and on HDR. great colors i love the compatibility with Gsync for gaming. safeguards for burn in and the most important is it use OLED Gen 3 Screen making it even better than other att the same price who use only Gen 1. i have zero bad thing to say is been great experience i came from a mini led that do have true blacks but saturate the colors too much to the extreme but this HyperX Omen Oled do not do that is great better way better than the mini led i had and i barely touch the settings of this monitor. i can give an advices for users of this monitor if you use SDR 10bpc on windows go to settings and display, color profile and disable Automatically manage color for apps. the reason is this settings cause problem with 10 bpc making the color washout disabling it fix that problem. if you see this problem on HDR too disable the setting Automatically manage color for apps. enjoy this great Oled monitor.

I’m a marketer, agency owner, and spend 10-14 hours a day in front of a screen. This monitor wasn’t a “gaming purchase” for me—it was a productivity upgrade that just happens to be incredible for gaming after hours. The OLED panel is ridiculously sharp. Text is crisp, colors are accurate, and after staring at dashboards, ad accounts, analytics, AI tools, video calls, and creative work all day, my eyes feel noticeably less fatigued than they did on my old IPS displays. The 240Hz refresh rate makes everything feel instant. It’s not just games—even dragging windows, scrolling documents, editing graphics, and moving between multiple apps feels smoother than you realize until you experience it. My work-from-home studio in Greenville, SC has become command central, and this monitor is the centerpiece. Whether I’m building funnels, editing creative, running client meetings, or unwinding with a game after work, it delivers every single time. If your monitor is how you make your living, don’t think of this as an expense. Think of it as buying better vision for the next several years. It’s one of those rare purchases where you wonder why you waited so long.