KOORUI Gaming Monitor, 24" Fast IPS Computer Monitor, 180Hz QHD HDR400 Display, 1ms PC Screen, 90% DCI-P3 Color Gamut, Adaptive Sync, Ultra Slim Frame, VESA Mountable, HDMI 2.0, DP 1.4, G2421V

AMAZING BUY RNbuy it the price is amazing and the quality is amazing i can play my game with great functionality

I'm surprised with this monitorThe refresh rate offered for the price its greatI can't remember if it has built-in speakers since I use headphones mostly all the time or a sound bar that I ownI also didnt try the original base because I use arms for my monitors so I can put them anywhere in my desk

Colors are vibrant and motion is smooth, only wish is that it had a wider range of brightness (too bright at lowest setting and not bright enough at the highest). But for the price ~110$ its a no brainer.

It is a great monitor for the price, but be ready to have a dead pixel. Less than a month in and one of the pixels on my screen is dead and only shows green. Not the end of the world, and somewhat acceptable at the price with the other features. If my model is an outlier, this is a five star monitor. If my problem persists on every monitor, this might be a 3,5 star monitor instead. Thus, I hedge my bets at four stars.A large annoyance at times, not noticeable at others, and not the worst tradeoff for the price.

Una muy excelente pantalla por el precio. Me encantó.

Good for price

If you were looking for a decent gaming monitor with a good refresh rate, you better keep looking. Honestly, I wanted to really like this thing. For $120, it ticked off a lot of great features for me: at least 120Hz refresh rate, 1080p quality, and some nifty reticule marks for FPS gamers like myself. And for a year I had no problems with it until a few days ago. The ability to control input's, power, and toggle the reticule features all lie on one singular button behind the monitor. Here lie's the issue; if that power button starts messing up, there is no way to control or turn on/off the monitor. This is exactly what happened on my unit; the power button/control went out and the monitor was basically useless. I contacted Koorui support via email, and all I got was a vague "Did you confirm the button is really broken" response. Replied back that I did, and the manufacturer has ghosted me. Basically, I HIGHLY advise you just save up a few $80 or $100 dollars and get a decent entry level gaming monitor. By going cheap with this one, you will just end up probably wearing out the power/control button and be left with an expensive paperweight. If you are DIY repair savvy, I am sure that replacing the power/control button probably is not that big of a deal. In which case, go right ahead as it is a decent monitor for the price. But with that said, having this thing break leaves you with basically no options to get it fixed and good luck trying to get a hold of Koorui for support. Sadly, this is a growing trend on buying electronic's here on amazon from smaller brand sellers.*Update* So as of writing this review, I got Koorui to reach out to me. They would agree to replace the monitor for free, but I would have to front the shipping costs. They have their operations out in California, so if you live on the east coast then expect to pay around $40-50 for shipping for the monitor all the way out there (nearly half the monitor's value). I told Koorui that this just did not make any financial sense and they offered to refund me 50% of the monitor's value. However, they have yet to specify how they will send the refund, so I am unsure of whether I will see my partial refund when this is all said and done. So know that if you do proceed to get this monitor and need to return it past the 30 day return window covered by Amazon. TLDR: just save up an extra $50-100 for a big brand gaming monitor and save yourself the headache of dealing with all of this.

This monitor has been great. My nephew has been, as they say “cookin” in COD. Very nice for the price.