HP 25x

Neat little monitor for gaming, no speakers which I knew. Most disappointing thing on this version is lack of USB connection. Would recommend a hdmi 2.1 cable or a display port cable. Use mainly for PS4 pro and Xbox one s currently. You won’t get the full potential on those machines though so this purchase was for a future gaming tower. That said for games running at 60fps or higher it works well enough, good colours, good contrast etc, anything lower at 30fps or lower it’s not great as expected due to the slow FPS. The next gen consoles supposedly run at 120fps so should look good good enough if that’s what you are purchasing for. Can’t wait to get the full potential out of it on a gaming pc soon. There are others so do your homework.

I recently purchased this 144hz Gaming Monitor and in my opinion. I wouldn't think twice about buying it again, I would just click purchase and be done with it. It's a good monitor and for anyone looking to get into a 144hz Gaming Monitor, I strongly suggest this product. It's great on the eyes. Light weight and easy to adjust. The only thing I will say though is :- As it's a 144hz Monitor. Please, please PLEASE! Make sure your computer can actually run 95-100FPS on games or you'll not see the full effect of this monitor. Before I did some graphics card editing lets call it, I didn't see the difference between 60hz and 144hz so I was debating if I wanted to keep it or send it back, then I did some research and found out that 144hz monitors prefer 95 or higher FPS. So like I said before, PLEASE make sure you're able to run whatever game you like to play on AT LEAST 95 or HIGHER!

Bought this 144hrz monitor for gaming and have not been disappointed. For the price, I got a durable monitor that provides exactly what it says on the box, a 1 MS 144hrz refresh rate monitor. However, one concern I was worried for and I know a lot of other people might have concerns for is the quality of the screen as other products factor out the display quality however i'm quite shocked to say the least on how good the monitor is compared to my IPS monitor's display. The colours aren't washed out and are on the clearer more sharper side that I've started using this monitor as my main now instead for only gaming.

For the price this monitor is unbelievably good. You can angle it in any way you need to. The picture quality is spectacular and is also a very good looking monitor. My bad side on this monitor is no speakers. Maybe a cheap onboard speaker would make me change my mind to 5 stars. Also the green light at the bottom I’m not sure if you can dim it or turn it off, you probably can but I haven’t looked into it yet.

I knew it was only 1080P when I ordered it so I can't complain about that. Other than it only being 1080P and having no inbuilt speakers I'm finding this monitor is pretty great for gaming. The only bugbear I have is that in spite of the monitor being fully G-SYNC compatible (complete with G-SYNC sticker) it only comes with an HDMI cable (which G-SYNC doesn't work with) rather than a DisplayPort one (which it does). Luckily I had a DisplayPort cable in use with a monitor which /doesn't/ have G-SYNC so I could just swap them over, otherwise it would have been a case of having to buy one.

I use this monitor on an arm as my main gaming display for FPS games, and its great. GReat value, Good picture quality, Very quic response time, Decent colour accuracy and brightness. A solid pick for any user needed the high refresh rate.

G-SYNC working perfectly with my laptop's GPU NVIDIA RTX 2060, which was my main concern really. Even using a mini DisplayPort to my laptop I can keep this feature and keep it working at 144Hz without having to do any sophisticated manual set up. Good quality in general for advanced and even professional use. I'd definitely recommend for the cost. For very professionals or people needing more visual quality who can afford more money I'd recommend 244Hz. But still I can notice the difference a lot in comparison to standard 60Hz monitors, which is more than enough for me.

So this is my first high refresh rate screen (> 60 Hz). Initially I was angry as the first screen I was sent had a dead pixel in a very annoying place, however HP have a "0 dead pixel" policy so I was able to get a replacement (most manufacturer's do not have a similar policy and will allow about 5 dead pixels!). The second screen arrived and again I wasn't too impressed with the general perfomance in games. However, after a few matches in a first-person shooter I realised this was down to my own ignorance. Despite using a display port cable and turning on adaptive sync, I hadnt gone into Window's own Advanced Display Options and changed the refresh rate there from 60 up to 144 Hz. Once I did this, I was blown away. Everything is super smooth and all screen tearing is gone. I dont think I can ever go back to a 60 Hz screen again...!

Excellent moitor