Customer Ratings & Reviews

Really liked the monitor. Bright display and great resolution.

100% Good items I like it .buy and enjoy. Video quality amazing

Best 1440 monitor on the market. Worth the buy for sure.

Great monitor really makes gaming easy and picture is great

greatest monitor I've ever played any video games on, crystal clear and extremely fast

Its too expensive. HDR isnt great and its only 1440p. Buy something else.

Best monitor I’ve ever used hands down. Very high quality also

Recently replace my samsung monitor with this one. Great graphics and the perfect size!

Great monitor, very clear and works well with new computer.

Excellent monitor! The display is vibrant! Response time is great for gaming.

We love our new monitor!! It's amazing!! Will return to Best Buy!

great monitor i loved quality price evrything is perfect

Best Monitor. The graphics are amazing!! Perfect size for gaming.

I had it for a few days but didn’t like it because text was a bit off and after doing some research its because of the oled pixel arrangement doesnt work well with windows. Long story short it bugged me enough to return it.

Do not buy this monitor. As per usual with Corsair these days, their quality control is terrible. I've had the monitor for only a year and a half and it's now dead. It was an awesome monitor up until the day before yesterday, when it just randomly died. Now, when you plug it in, the power light comes on for a second, then goes back off and it's completely unresponsive and will not give any display output. This was the final straw for me and Corsair. I painfully expensive reminder of how terrible Corsair's products are these days. A year and a half lifespan on a $1K monitor is completely unacceptable.

It looks beautiful, but the brightness just wasn’t there for me, so I returned it for a 4K miniled monitor

Expected a lot morw. Display was dim, unplayable for FPS games. I would prefer a 1440p IPS panel over this

At $1000 youd be a fool to pay for this kind of HDR. The quality is horrendous to the point SDR beats it. On top of this the brightness, contrast and saturation controls get locked when HDR is turned on so theres no way for you to adjust it. Then theres some awful black bars all around the screen which is how corsair designed it. Meaning you definitely see less than a 27inch screen.

The Xeneon 27QHDF240 is a fantastic monitor. Colors and contrast are absolutely beautiful, motion smoothness is second to none and the design on the frame and stand are refreshingly not RGB. For those worried about the matte screen cover I wouldn't really be too concerned over it. I had a 34in OLED ultrawide prior to this with a matte finish that really washed out the blacks in moderate ambient light. With the Xeneon I have no such issue, the blacks stay black despite not having a glossy cover. In most uses I prefer this kind of satin finish as it is very good and minimizing reflections. With that said, this monitor is still best suited for gamers that game in dimmer environments. The Xeneon gets plenty bright for most rooms but may struggle to impress if placed directly next to an unshaded window. What you may give up in max brightness is more than made up for in color accuracy and clarity. With near instant pixel GtG response and smooth 240hz I cannot detect any ghosting or overshoot regardless of the tests I throw at it. HDR mode looks great out of the box but can get a little better with a calibrated profile. I prefer to set the color temperature to 'Standard' instead of 'Default' as I prefer a slightly warmer tone that's easier on the eyes. Speaking of adjusting setting, I like the addition of a motion sensor near the panel controls. As soon as my hand gets close, the labels for the buttons appear on-screen making navigation so much easier. The stand of the monitor is very stable offering height adjustment, up/down and left/right pivot and can also be rotated 90 degrees in either direction. I also quite enjoy that it lacks RGB lighting and isn't obnoxious on the desk. If the stand doesn't work for your desk space the monitor also includes VESA mounting support. Sporting two HDMI 2.1, a DisplayPort 1.4, DP over Type C, four 5GBps USB ports with KVM, USB-C upstream, and a 3.5mm output there is no shortage of connections on the backside. Being able to hook-up a PS5, XBX and a PC to the same monitor is great, and since it's equipped with FreeSync Premium, VRR is supported on both consoles and it's even G-Sync compatible with an Nvidia GPU. In short, with it's fantastic visuals, amazing connectivity and clean design I love this display.

It freezes. While in game if I go to windows it will freeze and I have to restart. If it goes to sleep, nothing will turn it on. The screen simply is black and I have to RESTART. $800 for this trash.