KOORUI 27 Inch Gaming Monitor, 165Hz, FHD, IPS, 1ms, DCI-P3 90%, Adaptive Sync, HDMI/DisplayPort, Black

Solid monitor – well built and great quality image
Firstly – I use this monitor as a second monitor to a 32″ 4K Dell curved screen. I have it mounted on a flexible arm and it’s heavy enough for the arm to stay in place, but not too heavy to fit it easily. It has practically no top, left and right bezels and the bottom bezel is about an inch. The menu system is great, quick and easy to use – the joystick on the back is easy to get to and use.I tend to put Outlook & Teams on it so that they’re always visible. I have noticed the colour reproduction is better than the Dell, really sharp, really bright and perfect for what I need it for.The sound, which I don’t care about, is not something you’d use for music or gaming, it’s pretty poor. I haven’t marked it down for this because anyone who uses a monitor for sound should expect it to be poor. Get an Anker (or similar) bluetooth speaker!I am really impressed, it’s amazing value for money and I will be buying more of these to use in the office.

Excellent panel, let down by a few flaws (may not be an issue for some)
I had originally purchased 3 of these monitors for my triple-monitor setup. Unfortunately, I had to return after 3 months as one monitor had completely stopped working. (No power LED, no response. Tested with known working power supply from other monitor, didn’t work).For the time that I had the monitor – I could definitely recommend the resolution, panel, size. It’s a shame that more 1440p at this size do not exist, at least for the European market.For normal use, and gaming at 165hz, the monitor was very responsive, colour accuracy and profiles are great (supports DCI-P3). The power supply is separate from the monitor, so you’ll have a power brick to cable-manage.Can’t speak much on the stand as I had it installed on monitor armsNow for the weaknesses/flaws:At least in my setup (3070, PC, Windows 11, DisplayPort), When the monitor went to sleep (ie, after 10 minutes idle, power saving mode), I found that these monitors would CONSTANTLY retry/cycle the monitor connection, resulting in Windows sounding a device unplug/replug, and the monitor would flash to say something along the lines of “no input detected”. You could imagine how annoying this would be with 3 monitors and the lights off in the room..There notably was no away to turn off automatic input selection, so that probably contributed to the monitor constantly refreshing when it was meant to stay in a sleep state. This was the major issue I had with the monitor, also Not a fan of the OSD crosshair for gaming as I found it was too big (Not sure why so many gaming monitor companies get this wrong – we just need a little dot in the middle of the screen for that feature to be of any use!) Anyways, some may count it as cheating, it’s good for casual campaign games otherwise.I do like that the monitor has a joystick to navigate the menus. That is always welcomed.I used to have curved displays but was ready to give that up for this size and resolution/display technology (1440hz-23.8″-ips)Unfortunately, the fact that one monitor failed to work after 3 months of usage, and the sleep mode would constantly cycle the screen and audio from windows was enough for me to return the product. I have given this a generous 4 stars despite these two issues that I had, as I may have just gotten unlucky with that unit (1/3 failed after 3 months), and the sleep mode issue may not be present with everyone’s setups. The panel is very nice otherwise.I ended up switching to the AOC Q24G2A 23.8″ IPS Monitor.. I got a similar deal on it and it shares the exact same panel tech inside. The monitor sleep issue isn’t present on that one. Also has a much more usable OSD crosshair (little cross in middle of screen) Only thing it lacks is the joystick for navigation (which is annoying but fine once set-up), one less display port (not a problem for me)All-in-all, Amazing panel, form factor, quality, resolution. Love the design and look of the monitor. Unfortunate that the monitor wouldn’t properly sleep, and that one monitor failed so early.

Easily one of the best 24″ 1440p monitors
Having had an MSI Optix G24C4 I can say with utter happiness this was incredibly worth the less-than-£50 upgrade! It doesn’t get talked about enough but 1080p looks worse the bigger the screen and at 24″ it’s an eyesore. Even on my 15″ Legion laptop it blows. So I would recommend to everyone to do yourselves a favor and get a 1440p/QHD screen. The difference is night and day. It’s so much more sharp and vibrant. It’s unfortunate that 24″ QHD monitors are so rare so be sure to snag either this or the AOC Q24G2A.Outside of this, the monitor is superb. Feels very high quality, easy assembly, love the adjustable/rotational aspect, colorfully rich, very minimal backlight bleed, and gaming on it is a blast. My ONLY gripe is/was that it’s not curved as most other monitors are. I prefer curved screens but tbh I didn’t even really notice at first and I’ve grown not to care because everything else about it renders it insignificant.Phenomenal job by KOORUI.

The right price
Its a good monitor and a great price