ViewSonic XG270

That being said this monitor is colour accurate with 99% sRGB coverage so games will look great and if you do happen to do a bit of Photoshop or video...

- RTINGS' contrast ratio result sounds like a QC problem. They should have had Dell replace their test unit. Personally though, there's no *perceptible* difference between my unit's contrast ratio and my XG270, which was rated at >1000:1 by RTINGS. But like RTINGS said, YMMV.

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 ...

However, if you really care about the absolute best motion clarity and are willing to trade in brightness for it, you should consider the **Viewsonic XG270**. This is a monitor specifically tuned by Blurbusters. The recommended overdrive is Extreme with PureXP strobing turned on. In this mode, you will have only 150 nits so beware.

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...

ViewSonic XG270 is the best one and backlight strobing at 100hz and 120hz destroys normal 240hz. Other monitors have image quality loss when you enable it.

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...

It usually affects picture quality and I don't recommend using it outside stuff where you need as much clarity as you can get. The only monitor where it's worth using it all the time is XG270. You need to enable V-sync though in games to use it properly.

Got this back in 2020 hoping for it to be my endgame monitor. It did not live up to my previous monitor experiences, having more finicky problems, horrible contrast and mediocre brightness. The holy grail of ips monitors IMO is the Acer xf270hu and the Asus pg279q, those are monitors from 2015 and h...

Currently there's only XG270 which is 1080p but next year there should be a 240hz 1440p monitor. Blur Busters Approved monitors have near perfect backlight strobing implementation at 120hz and below meaning that you get 1000hz motion clarity in exchange for brightness which makes motion look as clean as a CRT. You get too much strobe crosstalk the closer you get to max refresh rate so you need 240hz for headroom. The next big thing is LG CX OLED which with its black frame insertion achieves 240hz motion clarity at 60hz and 120hz.