KOORUI 24 Inch Gaming Monitor, 165Hz, FHD 1080P, VA, 1ms, AdaptiveSync Technology, Ultra-Thin Screen, HDMI/DP, VESA Compatible, Tilt Adjustable, Eye Care

I was looking for a decent 27-inch monitor that was 1440p, and I got recommended this one. Over the past year or so, I have had it, and it has been amazing. The IPS display looks great, and I have been running it at 160Hz without issue, with it being on around 10-15 hours a day for both work and gaming in my free time.

I love this monitor, bought two! They are well designed, the quality is great. The colour is vibrant and you can always adjust if necessary.The size and thickness is great.I am so upset because one of them broke, seems like something broke inside but regardless I love it. Highly recommend 10/10 perfect for the first monitor!

as a budget monitor i guess its ok.have give 4 stars because the colours of this monitor arent the best. when i compare it against my older monitor which has vivid colours, this one is very dull colour. the orangey colours on my other monitor are more dull browns on this one and no amount of settings makes any difference.also it was advertised at time of purchase with speakers built in, but this is not the case and the listing has been changed since purchase.average quality for beginner

Good monitor but it lets you set the resolution higher than the monitor goes which was confusing at first. There’s been no ghosting and the picture when on fps mode is clear. It’s 240 hz and has HDR and adaptive sync.

I bought 2 of these exact monitors in November of 2022. Like many other of the 1 star reviews, I too had issues.This product needs taking down from Amazon as it is clear they have no regard for looking after users who run into these issues.Initially, they worked great, the picture quality wasn't bad (I did have to change the colour profile from limited to full in NVIDIA's control panel to make it look better) and looked very smooth at 144hz. I was happy with my purchase at the time.However, it wouldn't be long before the issues, at least with this particular model, to begin emerging. It started with the panel that I used as my secondary monitor: Flickering, I thought something was up and it only did this intermittently at random times for a short period of time, so I wasn't too fussed about it given it was my second monitor, but afterwards it suddenly went black with only a tiny bar at the top visible, around 1 to 2 millimetres I'd say. Switching the refresh rate to 120hz fixed this issue, but only temporarily.After a while on 120hz, the issues began again, leaving me no choice but to go down to the last step in the allowed refresh rates, 60hz. Again, given this was my secondary monitor I wasn't too bothered. It sucked, but wasn't bad enough to initiate a return given I'd have to send both monitors back, including the working one as I bought them as a pair.I thought this was the end of the issues, and that there would be no possible way the first monitor would also begin exhibiting these issues, however I was wrong, as not long after I went away for a few days and came back to a non functioning monitor, showing the exact same behaviours as the second one which failed months earlier. The monitor was in standby mode while I was gone, so it appears to just be an issue that grows over time. The only difference this time is that I could use the monitor on 120hz for quite some time without the issue emerging.At this point, I contacted Amazon who said I should contact the seller directly as a lot of time had since passed. This went nowhere, as I went back and fourth with their customer support team with 24-48 hour response times. This was inconclusive and I left it there, cutting my loss.This is not the end though, as the first monitor on 120hz completely broke down after a game accidentally switched it to 144hz in full screen, which rendered it completely unusable even on 120hz and 60hz, as it keeps blacking out. As the second one still worked on 60hz, I eventually swapped them both so I'd at least have a stable, semi-functional monitor to use as my main monitor.At this point, I once again contacted Amazon stating that the seller was uncooperative in helping me fix the issue or get a replacement. At the same time I also contacted the sellers customer service, who finally offered to replace them if I sent them back, after paying for shipping MYSELF. I went with Amazon's return as it'd appear cheaper, who finally admitted defeat and allowed me to return the monitors, but of course not without any hassle.I was told that I needed to print out a label, and have the monitors boxed up with said label attached so Evri (courier) could collect them. The issue? They never came to collect them, and after talking with Amazon a week later I was told that I'd need to take it to a drop-off point instead. Now, I don't have a car, and my closest drop-off point is a fair distance, and I wasn't carrying two monitors and all of their accessories in a flimsy box all that distance. That, and all the time I spent waiting for the courier to appear to collect them, the deadline for when "I should send" the products back had passed. I could have paid for a Taxi to help me drop them off, but that's just an additional cost I'd incur sending 2 faulty products back that I might not have even got a refund for.Just not worth the hassle. I'm down 200 quid with two broken monitors that no one seemingly wants to take responsibility for.Something needs doing about this, and I'm astonished they're even still being sold! Amazon, DO SOMETHING!

I can't for the life of me figure out if there is a screen protector on itWhy did you choose this product over others?:Cheap and looks good

When i was looking for a new gaming monitor i didn't want something that would unnecessarily cost a lot of money. I found this and had doubts, the biggest one was Gsync compatibility. But i decided to risk it because it had everything i needed like a 1440p resolution and 170 Hz and it had more like HDR.After about a month of using it it is solid, it might need a few tinkering and tweaking to get it to your comfort level but its a fantastic monitor and it does what it says. The HDR looks amazing but you will need to tweak it a little bit in windows and nvidia settings to get it look good. In terms of Freesync and Gsync it has it. You just need to turn on freesync premium in the monitor menu and nvidia control panel will immediately detect a gsync compatible monitor and u can turn it on, and it works.One thing i did notice on the monitor which is kinda cool and very efficient, was that if the brightness was just a bit too high and u didnt notice, the monitor would dim ever so slightly to not damage the display or your eyes, i later turned the brightness down and the diming stopped.In conclusion its a good option for the money that i payed for this monitor but if you still have doubts about it, i dont blame you. Koorui is a Chinese company that features its monitors in E-Sports events. Do as you please with that information but as for my experience, its a great monitor.