LG 27GS60QC 68.4cm (27 Inch) Ultragear Curved (1000R) QHD (2560x1440) Gaming Monitor, 180Hz, 1ms, 3-Side Virtually Borderless, Anti-Glare, DP, HDMI X 2, HP Out, AMD FreeSync™, Tilt Adjustment (Black)

Hi, I'm just a random person and not a techie. I will mention all the pros and cons of the monitor. Pros: 1. Curved Monitor is a really immersive experience while gaming sessions, and while I'm working on other things, the size is adequate for multiwindow operations. 2. I use the Monitor with PS5 at 1440p for gaming and Laptop for productivity stuff, and TBH, the resolution is great, and I had an awesome gaming experience ( I would recommed atleast 1440p for a 27-inch screen and 4k for a 32" one. 3. LG products are generally very reliable and long-lasting. This monitor comes with 3 years of the manufacturer's warranty. (And who wants their electronics to go to e-waste?) Cons: 1. No built in Speakers (But I bought a good pair of bookshelf speakers on the used market, which would be better than any built-in ones) 2. The screen is fairly bright, but the HDR mode is not up to the mark when compared to my LG TV. Overall, for the price I paid (Roughly 17K INR), this is a great value for money and if you're planning to buy a monitor, I would happily reccomend buy this. Notes: The Packaging delivered was in pristine condition, and thank both the seller and Amazon for the same. I set up the monitor along with my brother due to its size. I would recommend keeping an frnd as a help for the initial setup. Will update if any issue comes up (I hope not!!!)

The monitor is very cool and one of the best monitor i used. The picture quality and refresh rate is just amazing. I bought it on sale on better prize. With my laptop 144hz it is very amazing and worth for every penny i spent.

Really satisfied with the purchase, after extensive research on whether to go for 1080p/2k, ips/va, I settled on this option which I feel is a no brainer given the price (15k). My final two were msi curved va and this and I went ahead with lg due to service options and hdr10 compatibility. I chose va since I mostly play story mode, rpg games; So, Deep colors and immersion matter to me the most. Pros: 1-The colors are incredible, deep blacks considering it's a va. Panel brightness is perfect, not too much or too less. 2-The curve gives a great feeling of immersion. 3-Build quality is really good and value for money. 4-27in 2k was the sweet spot for me in terms of screen size, future proofing and ppi. 5-Little to no smearing, ghosting. I'd have to specifically create those situations and then go looking for it to really notice it. It basically does everything that is advertised. Cons: 1-Auto dimming in some games while using hdr. (Download lg software for a better osd, turn off hdr >disable smart energy>turn on hdr. This fixed it for me) 2-Stand doesn't have a lot of tilt options, just up and down. 3- Slight bleeding at the edges. Didn't bother me too much though. You can also look into the msi curved va if you don't care about hdr since it has a better contrast ratio. But this right here is the complete package, a perfect all-rounder. Sharing some images I've taken.

Here's a polished version of your review while keeping your original tone: Honestly, this is the best monitor in this price range. Whether it's the color quality, refresh rate, or resolution, I would 100% recommend it. I'm using it with both my Windows laptop (Predator Helios 300) and my MacBook Pro (M4 Pro), and the two HDMI ports have been a blessing. Switching between the two devices is quick and effortless. I also replayed *The Witcher 3* on my Xbox One X, and it felt like a completely different experience compared to when I first played it on my laptop. The larger display and better visuals made the game far more immersive.

Got complaint within 1 year . And the service team is completely useless and poor in terms of identifying the issue and very poor in providing response . Almost 2 months my monitor is with LG team but still no solution . I REGRET BUYING THIS I use this monitor almost daily for office works during weekdays and gaming during weekends overall its good but deep down there is some model defect is here that even LG dont aware of prefer Samsung monitors over this based on my experience.

I’ve been using this monitor for about one and a half years now, and I can confidently say that buying it and trusting LG was not a mistake. Starting with the display — even though it’s not an OLED and uses a VA panel, I would say it’s a top-quality VA panel, especially for entertainment purposes. I mostly watch movies and anime, and the picture quality is excellent. The colors look very natural. One thing I noticed is during night scenes in movies — on my OLED mobile display, some details are not as visible, but on this monitor, the scene appears clearer and more detailed. The blacks are not as deep as OLED, but still very impressive, and overall performance is outstanding. Also, the VA panel has a good anti-reflection coating. Even in daylight or with lights around, reflections are minimal, which makes viewing comfortable. I don’t do gaming, so I can’t comment on FPS or gaming performance. The only thing I wish is that it had built-in speakers—then it would have been an absolute crazy deal.

If you are looking for a 32 inch curved gaming monitor then this is it. It has 180hz refresh rate, one display port,two hdmi ports,one 3.5mm audio jack. There is no inbuilt speakers on this monitor. The resolution is 1440p,so you will need a beefy gpu of atleast 12gb vram for gaming. Older graphics card may not be compatible or work properly with this gaming monitor.

My very first gaming monitor. Best for those who use A Xbox series S and gaming PC.