60Hz Monitor For Console Gaming

[1920 x 1200] Perfect for 4k monitor, 60hz!

[100 x 100 mm] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG's latest UltraGear 32GQ750-B is a beautiful gaming monitor that supports 144Hz refresh rate with AMD-Sync. This model is a good fit for most gaming needs and next-gen console gaming. The 4K monitor has a maximum resolution of (3840x2160) with bright and vivid backlighting. This monitor class meets most of the PC and console gamers' needs. The monitor assembly only took a few minutes since it was a toolless setup, so no tools were required to assemble it. The monitor also has a pivoting mount for landscape and portrait options and height adjusting. This monitor has three input display ports: 2 HDMI 2.1 and 1 PC DP port. The monitor has a 3.5mm audio port as well. I'm more of a console gamer than a PC, and I was impressed with the range of vibrant colors and refresh rate this monitor put out. The images were clear, and the colors were bright. Usually, when I play games on my TV I can see some latency motion blur, but with this monitor's 144Hz refresh rate, the images were crisp and clean, partly due to the HDR support from the console and the monitor. I was also impressed with the volume range that's built into the monitor. The speakers built in impressed me with how loud the volume can get with a screen this size. My Pro and Cons list of things: Pros: 144 Hz 4K HDR Toolless assembly HDMI ports DisplayPort AMD Freesync Built-in speakers Cons: No RGB No USB ports support

[IPS-Type LCD] Nice 4K monitor for the price. I am using displayport at 60hz.

[144 Hz] Perfect nexgen console monitor. PS5 looks amazing!

[4.03 lb] I bought this cable to take advantage of the 120hz monitor refresh rate. HDMI only goes to 60hz.

[Clear] Wireless, ergonomic, connects to pc with wireless adapter. Great for gaming on console or pc.

[7 x 3.6 x 1"] Gives me the 60hz 4K connection to my new external 4K monitor as well as having two external 1GB SSD drives connected. Also cleaned up the wire jungle I had with my old attached hub.

[8 GB] A 1440p monitor for $200! It's not the $180 BenQ one, but has a higher refresh 75Hz over 60Hz. 24 inch is smaller than usual 27 , but for basic or lite gaming use its fine. The UI to navigate the monitor is very good. Just one simple button underneath the base of the monitor controls the UI. Colors are extremely vibrant, with high nit brightness. 5ms is kinda slow for FPS users, but not noticeable for me. Stand is improved and is solid metal curve. The picture advertising it is WRONG.

[0.985 lb] This does exactly what it’s supposed to do. I have a 4K Ben Q monitor and a 2015 MacBook Pro that I have running in another room because of fan noise in my studio. I have an optical thunderbolt cable but couldn’t get 4K 60hz at the tail end of my Thunderbolt Daisy chain. No cable would allow me to get 4K at 60hz at the distance I needed. The longest cable run I could do was 6ft or so and that was unreliable. I got a very short DP cable run directly into the repeater and then I ran a 25ft display port cable outside the room and tacked it to the wall. Works perfectly. Make sure you have the shortest possible cable running directly to this box from the source. This is a great solution and doesn’t require you to spend $350+ on optical cabling that dies after a couple years because the lasers and sensors overheat.

[60 Hz] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is my first monitor with adaptive sync. I had a 60hz monitor prior to this. I am extremely impressed so far. This is perfect for gaming on my pc and meets my price point.