27GR83Q-B 27-inch Ultragear QHD (2560x1440) IPS Gaming Monitor, 240Hz, 1ms, DisplayHDR 400, G-Sync AMD FreeSync Premium, HDMI 2.1 DisplayPort, 4-Pole HP Out DTS GP:X, Tilt/Height/Pivot Stand, Black

Great IPS monitor. Bought a second, but it was a lesser model with 240Hz only through DP and it came with a foreign power connector and was not the latest HDMI tech; that jacked up nonsense had me upset, but they fixed it, third monitor is its match, and both came with zero dead pixels, with great cables, and the Audio-X is dope! I had never heard of it, but it delivers on that promise. Blacks are great, colors are exceptional and that 240Hz is much easier on my eyes through coding sessions. I absolutely love these and will likely use them for a decade easy. Stellar product, just hate they sold me a lower-spec model the second time. Zero flicker, super easy setup, and that high refresh rate is a dream both on macOS and Windows 11 Pro.

Bought to replace a monitor on the kids gaming computer. This one is perfect sized and a great refresh rate. Great value for the price.

i think i'm one of the lucky ones... no dead pixels upon arrival! this monitor looks amazing, and it's BIG. take my review with a grain of salt, though; i'm coming from a 2019 hp omen laptop. i think anything is an improvement over that lol. the colors are SO CLEAN and saturated, there is very little "glow" when displaying mostly black screens. it's heavy and it all feels super quality. i think my biggest gripe is there is a cable clip on the back, that i didn't REALIZE was a cable clip, and now i can't get it off, therefore no cables are clipped. bizarre. also, this is a nitpick because you can SEE photos in other reviews, but the product description claims this is glossy finish. it is most definitely matte, LOL. obviously. because it's not OLED. anyway, still really really nice!!! edit: after 2 months i did get a dead pixel. it's literally completely undetectable while watching movies or playing games, but when i use art programs i can see it... anyway. it's really tiny, i don't think it's that big of a deal unless more start randomly popping up. i'll update again if more appear.

100% would recommend. I put my room in darkness and placed this monitor near my laptop's OLED screen, and it's almost identical in color clarity. It has 1 billion colors just like OLED screens and supports 10-bit (8-bit + FRC, so it's technically 10-bit). Even though it's an IPS panel, it handles dark colors incredibly well—better than any IPS monitor I’ve seen—almost like how it appears on OLED. What’s great is the brightness—it can get really intense in a fully lit room. And the text on screen is super clear, unlike most VA monitors that ruin text quality, especially if you code or play visual novel games. Viewing angles are great, I can't complain. I would recommend this over an OLED with the same specs 100%—great price, great quality, and no risk of burn-in.

Mine went out in less than 3 months. I had warranty and sent in for repair. Took me 3 weeks to get it back and when I did the problem was worst. It would randomly cut off. I contacted them saying I wanted a whole new one because this one wasn't good. They wouldn't do it and basically accused me of lying about it not working so i sent them video. After all that they tried to get me to send it back in for a problem they had no idea how to fix. I talked to a manager and presidential department and none of them cared about making it right. I contacted Amazon and they made it right with no hassle. LG customer service is trash and I will not be doing business with them in the future.

This monitor is the best bang for buck purchase at the moment. It's got great motion handling, response time and brightness is excellent. Perfect size for most gamers on a budget, easy to set up and calibrate if you want; though just a quick and dirty calibration will set you up well. The only negative is that the first one I got, had a dead pixel. Thankfully you can return or exchange easily with Amazon, because the 2nd one was perfect and had an even more uniform backlight. Much less backlight bleed than any other IPS monitor I've used in the past and I've used most if not all of the high tier ones the past 10 years. I'd give this a shot if you're in the middle of waiting for better OLED tech without the issues and/or a good mini led implementation, which should be coming soon as well. This will hold me over for a few more years until that tech is more fleshed out.

I moved from a Dell ultrawide that I got as a holdover from work when they were clearing their monitors for replacements. It was a 1080p with 5ms delay. Going to this monitor was like cleaning a window. Everything was super crisp and very responsive. Definitely recommend this. I wish it had a swivel base so I can put it in the corner of my desk (because space constraints) but other than that, perfect for what i needed.

the functionality and size of this the monitor is so awesome. I couldnt believe how light it was in weight. but the picture, especially when gaming...the graphics are insane. might have to pick up another one.

TLDR: Received faulty monitor, power issue, returned to Amazon, Refunded, Repurchased same monitor that is fully working The first unit had an issue where after the boot up logo it would switch off after 5 seconds each time. I tried a different power cable, but it persisted. Since it was the day of delivery, I opted to return the unit suspecting the power board in the monitor was faulty. Putting this out there because it is a really rare circumstance for a brand-new monitor to arrive as. Amazon customer service was great, and they accepted the return. This was also after speaking with LG and them confirming such an issue would require coming in for repair (I'm glad I did not have to exercise that) and not just something you can troubleshoot. The second unit works perfectly. I highly recommend this screen for people who don't want to take the dive into OLED yet. VRR works amazing with PS5 thanks to the HDMI 2.1 ports. I am also enjoying the added screen real estate coming from 24". The response times are stellar as an FPS gamer and text looks pretty good when i need to work on documents. Overall recommend for someone in the less than 500 CAD price point as the monitor worth is debatable at MSRP, go for it when on offer.

Mejor de lo que esperaba, me encanta las opciones que tiene y lo excelente que funciona.

الشاشه حلوه وفيها المميزات الي انذكرت وبالنسبه للي يخاف من الديد بكسل مافيها ديد بكسل. يجي معه ضمان سنه تسجله في موقع LG. الشاشه اقيمها 10/10

Llegó en perfectas condiciones y sin ningún pixel muerto. Es mi primer monitor y en cuanto a shooters la diferencia es día y noche. Vale 100% la pena. Juego en Xbox Series X.

The LG UltraGear 27″ QHD 240Hz is a top-tier gaming monitor built for speed and clarity. With a 1ms GtG response time, 240Hz refresh rate, and support for NVIDIA G-SYNC and AMD FreeSync Premium, gameplay feels incredibly smooth and responsive. The QHD resolution and IPS panel offer sharp visuals with vibrant color (95% DCI-P3), and HDR400 adds a touch of depth. It also features HDMI 2.1 for next-gen gaming and a fully adjustable stand. While HDR400 is limited and there are no built-in speakers, this monitor is an excellent pick for gamers wanting high performance without compromising visual quality.