in love with this monitor, it’s great for gaming with my xbox, i am thinking of getting one for a family member for a birthday. priced well and looks great with the all white! Read more

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La resolución es excelente y al ser programador, los filtros de luz ayudan muchísimo en el trabajo. Lo he probado en juegos de Nintendo Switch y tiene un buen desempeño Read more

This is a top quality monitor at an amazing price. At work almost all of us use two 24" monitors at once, but I don't have the desk space or funds for that. It's amazing what a difference a larger screen makes. If necessary, you can split screen multiple items, which is very useful. The image is bright and sharp, it tilts forward and back, and I like that it's not all black. I set it on a white stand to get it to the right height and it's made those occasional work from home days a lot more pleasant. Read more

This review is for MP273AW, 27", 1920 x 1080, IPS, 100Hz monitor. It is white with a tilting stand and built-in speakers. I have had the monitor for about a week. If any issues crop up I will make an update. So far so good. I got it on a pretty good sale and feel happy with the purchase. The MP273A model appears identical except for being black instead of white. Unlike what some reviews state, it is indeed 100Hz-capable via the HDMI and DisplayPort inputs. I gather the writers did not enable 100Hz output on the PC, or were using the VGA/D-SUB input. The active refresh rate can be confirmed in the MP273AW on-screen menus. Also unlike what some reviews state, the monitor features fully functional built-in stereo speakers, playing all the expected audio via the HDMI, DisplayPort, or audio line-in jack. They're 3-watt speakers so don't expect to feel the earth move. As many monitors do, the MP273AW features AMD Freesync support. I could not verify this functionality because I'm using a non-AMD GPU. Thankfully the unit uses an external laptop-style power supply with an ordinary wall plug, not a so-called wall-wart. Image quality: I am no colorimetrist, but the image looks fine to me. I see no stuck pixels. Viewing angles are good as to be expected from an IPS panel. Off-axis viewing is a bit dimmer, but without the colour shift of a TN panel. A 4-ms GTG response time is specified. I would call that adequate for typical office and home applications, but hardcore gamers may prefer to look elsewhere for their fragging needs. Read more