Customer Ratings & Reviews

There isn't a full instruction manual included. It tells me how to assemble and turn on the monitor, but not that there is a settings control stick/button on the bottom or a headphone rest on the left-hand side. Or even that the USB-A cable that's supposedly required is just so you can use two extra USB 3.0 ports that were also unspecified on the bottom for a mouse and keyboard. Apart from that, the assembly is straight forward and requires no tools. Probably about three minutes in total without the guide. I used the UFO test on the monitor to check the refresh rate. The difference between 360fps and 180fps is subtle but noticable when done side by side since there is little to no noticable blur on the 360fps. As far as gaming performance goes, if the game supports it and you can actually achieve that frame rate, it looks nice. Outside of that it's still buttery smooth. It does have some interesting modes, like putting a large green crosshair in the center of the screen, which beats just sticking a dot in the center yourself if you really need it. It's a pretty good monitor, but it does require special hardware if you want to mount it. That isn't unheard of but it's still a pain. And the instructions provided, while good enough to set it up, they're bare basics and don't give anything beyond the setup. As I mentioned in the beginning, more information would have made set-up much easier and assured the use of all great features.

Had it for about an year and a half and it has been running really good still

Faaaave. Most def recommended if you are a gamer and is looking for a monitor

I am not very sure on how many resolution this monitor has can someone tell me so that i can buy it