ViewSonic Elite XG270QG

Now the point is, I think that if you ever find this thing on sale like even just 150 bucks off, it becomes a lot more worth it., But at full price I ...

), they sent me an apology to the warning. So here is a short list I can remember off the top of my head... LG 48CX, Acer XV273K, Pixio PX329, Viewsonic XG270QG, Gigabyte aorus AD27qd, Dell s2721dgf, Asus PG279Q & PG278Q. The very worst of that bunch were the Pixio, the Acer, and the two Assus displays(something about AUO panels?

The short. (Also update as of 14 Jan 2021 at bottom) Paying over 500 for a monitor that is this badly calibrated out of the box is bad when ACER and BenQ does a better job with pre calibration. The long I wanted to love this monitor and it can be good. For a over 500 dollar monitor you would expect ...

(all monitors have these artifacts, it's just more prominent and annoying on slow blacks panels). lastly, if you do not own or plan to buy an rtx 3080 series or a current gen rtx 2080ti, don't even bother buying this monitor. The chances of you getting 240hz at 1440p on a game that isn't 15-20 yrs old are extremely slim. heck, i can't even name ONE AAA game that can reach 240 FPS.

I have purchased two of these monitors for a dual monitor setup, and didn't want to have mis-matched monitors. It is important to me. Over-all these monitors matched in color beside each other and everything about the panels are great. I am using these for both light photo editing, and some gaming. ...

Mag274qrf and qd version, lg27gp850, gn850, and gl850, gn880 and reduced gamut versions, S2721DGF, xb273u gx, odyssey g7, AW2721D, fi27q-x, M27Q, XG27AQ, pg329q, XG270QG, fi27q, and vg27aq (not good for 60hz though)

I bought the XG270QG monitor for both PC gaming and GIS / school work. In general, I like the monitor, but there are a few things that irk me. There is some backbleed on my unit on the very bottom. It's only noticeable on solid black images, or I'm in a dark setting (night time, main lights off). Lu...

I'm sorry to make you more confused, but in case you would like to go back 27" QHD, please check out e.g. ViewSonic XG270QG -- it has native GSync module compared to GSync compatible, here is one review:

I'm still breaking in the monitors. Set up was easy and packaging was fine. The instructions that came with it were 100% worthless though. Entirely pictures with no explanations so you need to know ahead of time what everything was/does. The pictures were trash basically just gave you a count of the...

I own that monitor and imo it’s the best 1440p I’ve yet tried. I heard it’s discontinued but I still see it in stock. Edit: There’s also ViewSonic XG270QG Elite which I guess is a renewed version. Also why tf is my comment downvoted?.