ROCKSOUL RSGM-27M3A QHD 144Hz 27 inch Curved Gaming Monitor 2560x1440 2K Widescreen; 1440P Resolution,Black

This is an amazing monitor for the price. I was a little skeptical not knowing this brand but reading others reviews I went for it and I will say it's about the best bang for your buck. Quad HD 144hz 1 ms and even a nice curve to it. The base is very simple and sleek. No extra unnecessary things to drive the price up. As long as I don't have any problems in the future with it I give this a near perfect review.

PROS:::::Good solid monitor, graphics are bright and stand out. Has two hdmi connects for two separate computers. The curve is great and can see screen even from an angle...Would give a 10 out of 10. CONS:::: The only problem I had was the power inlet seem a little loose. I plugged the power cord in and it seem to move around a little....Don't bump or move once you have it plugged in, otherwise I really like the product....

Decided to buy this as a cheap 27" screen. It is surprisingly good for how cheap it is compared to other screens for this spec. The build quality is surprisingly very good, the stand is metal. The only problem I have with it is that it is TOO bright, in that the lights from the panel kinda hurts my eyes and makes me dizzy. You can dim it, but for me, playing in the dark, it is still a bit bright. Maybe it is just me though, but I returned it because of the brightness. Would definitely recommend for people to buy if they are on a budget. *Sorry for bad photo, only one I could find, the game is MW 2019*

Firstly G sync does work on this. At first it was flickering but once I turned the monitors refresh rate to 120 instead of 144 in the nvidia control panel it went away. I also tweaked it using a program called CRU and it is stable at 50-120 hz. Aside from that the colors are great and there's really no input lag. It comes with a display port cable and the stand isn't bad. The curve is a nice touch as well.

Short version - it's an incredible monitor for the price. Colors needed very little adjustment out of the box, and a couple of quick adjustments to response time and resolution scaling was all it needed to be game ready. Running 1440p with freesync on makes changes in framerate almost imperceptible (unless you're playing online competitively in CS:GO or something similar), and the incredibly small amount of ghosting is really only visible in dark scenes and hardly detracts from the experience. Couple of nitpicky things - 1. Build quality could definitely be better. The thing plastic housing around the ports for power, HDMI, and DP is very flimsy. Though the stand is some sort of solid metal composite, the M3A model can be a tad wobbly once you set it up. Really a non issue, as the monitor always seems to settle dead center again, but worth noting. 2. Peak brightness could be better. Items that should be pure white have a bit of an "overcast" look to them. Monitor is set to 90/100 on brightness out of the box, but I wouldn't recommend jacking it up to get that perfect look. I found gamma correction settings in game were more helpful without burning out my corneas. Even with brightness turned down, you'd be surprised how much a 27" screen can hurt after awhile if you're not careful. 3. This is barebones at best - there's no USB ports, no headphones out, and no way to adjust the volume on the built-in-speakers without diving deep into the monitor's menu - would love to see volume buttons on the screen, but this is easily worked around using Windows volume control or hotkeys set to your keyboard. In short - if you want a premium quality at a budget price, this is your monitor. If bells and whistles aren't your thing, you just want crystal clear picture, DEFINITELY pick this up.

I bought these because they were the only cheap monitors that matched the size, resolution and curvature of my expensive center monitor, but I didn't want to buy more expensive monitors for each side that I will probably never use for gaming anyway. There is some jank. The packaging was inconsistent between the two units. Both came with extra screws of different sizes, no idea what's going on with that. One monitor was missing one of the tiny rubber pads on the bottom, and one sits just about half a cm lower than the other and they don't adjust vertically. Bottom line, these are cheap and you can tell when setting them up, but they look nice, come with display port cables, and two of them together were still substantially cheaper than getting one more of my main display. I can live with that. Had them for an hour, so I can't speak to durability.

I have bought two of these so far and neither have had dead pixels or any other issues. The picture quality is great. No complaints. As others have noted, the cable area is a bit cramped. I ended up pulling out the plastic cover from that area at some point, which caused one of the tabs holding it to break. However, I put it back in and you can't tell a tab is broken so no harm done. A way (or maybe there is a way, in that case, an "obvious" way) to more easily remove that cover would be nice so that you can work with cables more easily. However, you don't plug and unplug cables all day long so I wouldn't even dock half a star for that.

The monitor is great, but is not built to last. I wanted to control the volume of the monitor by using the buttons on the bottom right of the display. I noticed they were not clicking and responding. After further inspection the cheap plastic buttons had melted due to the extreme heat that is emitted from the monitor. I'm not aware of any virtual controls, so I can now no longer make any adjustments to my display. Additionally after 8 months of use I've already noticed a few dead pixels. It would be wonderful if I could get some form of support, or refund, however that is no longer offered after a month of purchase. I've had a monitor from 2008 out last this monitor. Spend the extra dollars and get something that will be worth your money. The flashy specs are a distraction from the poor build quality.

Ni se molesten en comprarlo, lo barato sale caro. Todo bien, todo en orden la presentación impecable, peor vaya sorpresa que al conectarlo empezó a oler a capacitor quemado y empezaron a salirle lineas en en panel, creí que era mi tarjeta gráfica pero no, el monitor no duró ni 10 minutos conectado cuando las líneas se quedaron y se expandieron permanentemente. Espero mi devolución.