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The design completely makes it clear that the monitor is gaming. It looks interesting, in addition there is a backlight on the back, but for the most part it is useless for me personally, since the monitor is pushed against the wall and the back of the monitor is not visible. You can adjust the backlight through the monitor menu to your taste. The body of the monitor itself is made of matte plastic, and the stand is made of aluminum alloy. The dimensions of the monitor itself are 370x615x45 mm. The maximum height is 560 mm and the minimum is 430 mm. The weight of the monitor together with the stand is very impressive as much as 8 kg. The inner frames on the top and sides are 6.5 mm each, and the frame on the bottom is 3 mm. Further. The stand has a carrying handle, there is also a hole for cable routing and at the very bottom there is a small space through which, for example, you can pass a wire from a mouse or keyboard. In this regard, I find the monitor with its stand, which, in addition, does not occupy the entire area on the table, convenient. But the problem with a plastic monitor is that it creaks and cracks wildly when you adjust its position, for example, monitors that have an aluminum case basically do not have such a problem. By the way, you can adjust the monitor in height, vertically and in the corners, which is very convenient, and the manufacturer also provided the opportunity to turn the monitor into portrait mode, which is also good, but I think this feature is not relevant for this monitor. On the monitor body there is a power connector, a 3.5 mm headphone jack and a separate 3.5 mm microphone jack, two HDMI 2.0, DisplayPort 1.2, USB 3.0 type B per hub, two USB 3.0 type A. A joystick for controlling and status indicator. There are a lot of settings in the menu, as a result, I can say that I personally did not use all the settings, since half of them are not needed for my use case, but of course thanks for the fact that they are there. In short, in the menu you can adjust the brightness, black point, enable the display of a custom counter, timer, frame rate output, sight, change the image mode, matrix overclocking, and so on. In addition, the manufacturer has provided OSD Sidekick software for extensive monitor settings, so if you need to customize the monitor completely for yourself, the tools are enough. We fly further.
Type of IPS panel with WLED edge illumination and semi-matte finish, manufactured by Chimei Innolux. Diagonal 27 inches with a resolution of 2560x1440 pixels. Aspect ratio 16:9. The pixel density is 110 ppi. Contrast static 1000:1. VESA DisplayHDR 400 certified. Displayable colors 1.073 billion 10 Bit per color, 8 Bit + FRC to be exact. When connecting a monitor with a DP cable and 165Hz we get 8 Bits per color, if we lower the refresh rate to 120Hz and turn on HDR mode we get 10 Bits per color. If you connect via HDMI cable at a resolution of 2560x1440, 144 Hz and 8 Bit are available. At 60Hz there will be 12 Bots per color. I don't see the difference between 164 Hz and 144 Hz, to be honest. 1ms response time (MRPT). Color gamut 95% DCI-P3. In sRGB mode 97% which is close to 100%. Maximum brightness 420 cd/m2. There is enough brightness in the drain, and if you turn the brightness to the maximum in the settings, then personally, as for me, the screen becomes too bright, which is definitely good, since there is a margin. On a black screen, the light is of course visible, but I would not say that everything is bad. The screen supports G-Sync Compatible and AMD Radeon FreeSync technology. There is also support for PbP / PiP functions. If we talk about stock color reproduction, and about the screen in general, I singled out the main few points for myself, this is a good brightness for working at home, even if sunlight enters the room with the monitor, I have no complaints about the colors, since when you turn on the sRGB mode You can work with video content or a light colorizer of photos without problems, but the colors differ slightly from the standard 100% sRGB, which is already obvious.