Display is very clear. G-Sync was easy to turn on through Nvidia. Pairs great with my 1080TI. No issues so far. This is my second VIOTEK monitor. So far great value and quality.

My grandparents got this monitor for me through BestBuy as a Christmas present and honestly, I kind of regret asking for this monitor because I just keep having issues with the backlight and the customer support is really not that great. The first time, the middle section of the monitor was slightly darker than the rest of it, which was really noticeable on all white backgrounds and video games whenever you turn the camera. I tried putting up with it for a few months but I just couldn't handle it anymore, so I decided to send it in to Viotek themselves for possible repair/replacement. Customer service with them was fine up until I sent it back. Once they told me the monitor had arrived at their return center, I got silence for almost an entire month. I eventually emailed them asking for an update on the monitor, to which they responded the next morning saying they had sent out a replacement several days ago. Like, ok. You couldn't have at the very least just told me yall sent it out at the time yall actually sent it out instead of ghosting me for almost an entire month??? Either way, the replacement arrived on my doorstep the same day as that response and now this one *also* has its own backlight issues. Now in the top/bottom right corners of the monitor there are big splotches of extra-brightly-lit screen that are really noticeable whenever the screen displays darker colors. First picture shows the mid-section issue with the first monitor, the other two are of the corner issues with the replacement. I'm debating whether I wanna send this one in too or just suck it up and deal with what I've got because I really don't wanna have to wait another month. Also this is my only high refresh rate display plus the colors on this thing are really nice and vivid... If the customer support wasn't so slow then yeah I'd probably be more willing to send this one in, too. Needless to say, when I get a job soon and have my own income, I'm *definitely not* going cheap on the monitor again next time.

In love with this display, you can see a little bleeding on the corners on blacked out screens like loading games.. but that is expected.. once the game loads the colors are so vibrant and in your face.. you might need to mess with it a little bit for gaming.. response time and such on the display menu.. If you have a good GPU that can take advantage of the 1440p/144hz you won’t be disappointed!! And at a much better price than the Dell 32 inches which in my opinion having testing both there is no difference in image quality... Buy it!!

Picture quality/colors are really nice, although there is subtle ghosting in fast paced games. I suppose if the free-sync works for you, this issue would be solved. I use a Nvidia GPU, so the sync doesn’t seem to work even though my Nvidia settings give me the option to enable it. If you play slower paced games like I do (mainly survival horror) this monitor is a no brainer.

It's a good monitor. Pros: Curve isn't bad, Lots of options, Convenient cable management, Colors and brightness/dark level are good. Cons: 1440p is limited to the DP, USB ports are 1080p, Got a dead pixel 3 months in but didn't want to wait 6 months for a new one as everything is sold out.