LG QHD IPS Ultragear Gaming Monitor 68 CM (27 Inches), QHD, 2560 x 1440, 1 MS, 144Hz, HDR 10, sRGB 99% (CIE1931), G-Sync Compatible, Freesync Premium, HDMI X 2, DP, HP Out 27GN800 (Black)

I received this monitor much earlier than estimated delivery date/time, I am really happy with this, so high five to amazon on this one.Packing was great, they ensured that monitor shouldn't be damaged or broke in the transit.This monitor is really good, I use this for sole purpose of gaming, at first (initially) I was hesitant due to it's sheer size, I was wondering if 27inchs is top big for 1080p resolution, but no this monitor has proved me wrong there's no tearing or blurred picture while playing games, textures look great, there's no such opposed to pixelation on this set, moreover it's stand is ergonomically made for gamers, which was another plus point of it.HDR may not be the best experience for this monitor, as of HDR requirements you need at least 400nits of brightness which this monitor has, even so HDR does make pictures slightly crisper, but not by much as it's not a certified DisplayHDR400 screen, I'd say 400nits is entry-level HDR at best, yeah you could use this on the monitor, but I'd suggest to not, because in some games HDR implementation is not even "average" it's bad. If you really just want to game on HDR then sure but it won't be a true HDR experience like on Oled screens, they are best for HDR experience, so as far as cost is concerned HDR is prolly not worth it to pay extravagantly high amount for a real HDR monitor/TV, only if you can afford then it's one of the best technology, but expensive. I'd say 600nits is sweet spot for HDR gaming but 1000nits is what you want for true HDR, however 600nits is also very fine, 400nits is not.....This monitor comes with G-SYNC compatibility and has received Nvidia certification as G-SYNC capable panel, it really does what it says, games feel so smooth, even at lower fps, I've tested with and without HDR and difference is massive, there's so much input lag present with G-SYNC disabled it is unbearable to me, variable refresh-rate is game changer here. This monitor as I can see prompting to the settings says "FreeSync Premium" which means it is AMD certified too, so maybe that as well adds up on to give you smooth gaming experience, and also with G-SYNC enabled I have observed that I got slight boost in fps too, like 5 - 10fps which is just too good, Nvidia has done some serious work here for us gamers to deliver top notch gaming experience for AAA/RPGs gamers that want few more frames, though it is redundant in competition games where you mostly tend to be 120+fps. I appreciate Nvidia for implementing G-SYNC, thank you.Colors are just fine, not the best, I'd not get this monitor for editing purpose, it lacks many colors and wrongs in many ways with colors, in rare cases in-game while gaming colors can be overexposed mostly WHITES tend to do so. Don't know why, but for gaming it provides enough color gamut of 99% SRGB yeah look for some other monitor with DCI-P3 gamut that has many more colors present and is winder than 99% SRGB.All in all perfect gaming monitor that has 144hz refresh-rate, would definitely recommend to anyone who's keen to upgrade monitor and are still on 1080p like me.Cheers!

This is the best monitor in this price range. Good picture quality, prefect screensize for gaming or work.Easy to install, only screwdriver needed.I use this for my Macbook and Windows and works smooth.

It's been few days I am using this monitor. I can say it is really good. I mainly use it day to day for coding(work) related stuff. Plus I also do gaming and game developement as my hobby like creating sprites and doing level designs. The color representation is really good in my opinion for this budget. I love it.In case you are worried about the brightness or blue light filter for your work. You have options for that too. You can enable the filter and work. Plus there are options in OS itself to adjust the same.Some complained that the input is not switching automatically(from hdmi to dp vice versa). I don't see this issue.I usually play games from PC and PS4. I had overall good gameplay experience.ConsThe stand doesn't have height adjustment but since the screen is big and I usually keep it nearby so it is not a problem for me. If someone is concerned about it you can buy monitor arm or stand. Iam planning to buy it later.IPS bleed Is there when u see in sideways but I got used to it from my old monitor but to be Frank the dark representation is quite good but not really that great.HDR is there it makes some minor difference.Overall good monitor in my opinion. You can go for it.

This is an awesome product. It's performance is smooth. Display Quality is awesome. Perfect balance of colours. It's not too big. Not too ugly. It's bezels are small. It supports HDR for PS5 and variable resolutions. I switch between the PC and the PS5 and works well on both. 10/10

First of all I'd like to mention that I purchased this monitor(27gl650f) for Rs. 19999 and its very well worth it. It is a 27 inch 1080P monitor so you really cant expect crisp images here. Many people here are complaining about its pixel density, any 27/32 inch monitor running on 1080p resolution will never give crisp images, if you want crisp images then go for 2k resolution for 27 inch and 4k resolution for 32 inch monitors. 27GL850 is a better monitor here but its almost 15k more expensive than 27gl650f so people who bought this monitor despite reading its a 1080p monitor dont have the right to come cry here for not getting crisp images, blame your own stupidity. Ok with that said, lemme start talking about what I liked and disliked about this monitor.What I liked -1) ZERO FLICKER - I've never once had a flicker issue, the screen ran flawlessly even when there were some power surges, my monitor isn't connected to my inverter-UPS line so most of the other monitors didnt handle this well.2) ZERO SCREEN TEARING ON NVIDIA GPU - I run this on my 2080super and this is one of the very few monitors that have G-SYNC at this price range so i've never faced any screen tearing issues.3) RESPONSE TIME @ Max Refresh Rate - make sure you keep RT at faster and not fastest, and the RT is roughly around 4ms but the 144hz definitely makes up for it.4) COLOR BLEED - am surprised reading that people say this has horrible backlight bleed, it has to be a defected piece because it has very low backlight and color bleed which is barely noticeable.5) REFLECTIONS - matte finish makes this monitor handle reflections very well6) IMAGE RETENTION - has 0 image retention.What I disliked -1) HDR 10 - its pretty bad, it looks more like a marketing gimmick but at this price point you cant really expect a great hdr 10 screen.2) Response time at 60Hz - its slow at this RT, average is around 12ms and its very surprising considering its avg 4ms speed at 144hz3) Build quality - not exactly a fan of ultragear build quality...most of it is plastic and the mount is pretty average. Good thing it has VESA 100x100 so wall mounting is always an option.Verdict: If pixel density is an issue then go for 27gl850 which has 2k resolution(1440p) and has better hdr10 display and better reflection handling when compared to 27gl650f but remember that it costs almost 33-35k so at this price point, this monitor is definitely worth the money.