ViewSonic XG2736-2K 27 Inch 1440p IPS Gaming Monitor with 240Hz, 0.5ms FreeSync Premium, NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible, RGB Lighting, Advanced Ergonomics, HDMI, DP and 65W USB-C Inputs

On a self built RX6800/5800X3D system though and it was snappy as never before.Used the stand and it was bottom on, only one way on easy and one handle screw to tighten there.The main arm attached one way one and one slider/switch to hold and then let go as you put it on.Did not have a screen protector during shipping and gives a tiny sticker there instead with that message to remove, ODD! But was packed nice in Styrofoam and a bag around the actual monitor.Came with every cable and a power brick that uses a thick 12V cable then to the wall for power.All felt well done for this price point.Worked fine new right out of the box and no broken pixels.Would buy again, will update if any issues.

I’m pretty good at calibrating monitors to look gorgeous, but I had no idea I would make this 2k monitor look better than my 4K 32 inch. The stand is amazing, great colors, great brightness, and the games that support 120 FPS on PS5 look amazing best purchase I’ve made in years

Are you serious? You sell this as a OLED QHD monitor when its just backlight regular LED monitor. The marketing is also false when it comes to HDR10, it does not work with xbox on hdmi 2.0, i will try with hdmi 2.1 and if it doesnt work i’ll just return this.Edit: Tried hdmi 2.1 and the consoles still don’t turn on hdr-10. The xbox can only do Hdr in 4k which this monitor does not support. Disappointing to see this from a Gamingmonitor. The colors in sdr are ok, but besides 2k and 120hz you can’t get anything else out of this monitor on consoles.Edit no2: After directly contacting Viewsonic and making them aware of the marketing issue they have changed the amazon ad for this monitor. So I will change my review to 3 stars instead of 1 but hdr is still a no on console

I bought the ViewSonic XG2736-2k to replace a XG270QG because I was looking to get a 240hz panel, and I am generally pleased with ViewSonic's offerings. However, the XG2736-2K is rated at only 300 nits which is rather dim compared with many other monitors it's competing against at the price point. Even the XG270QG is a 350 nit monitor. Most other monitors I have looked at as an alternative, such as the HP Omen 27QS or LG 27GR83Q-B, are 400 nits or brighter. Overall, I do like the XG2736-2k, but I am displeased/dissatisfied with how dim it is compared to what I'm used to from ViewSonic, let alone what else is available.

The Viewsonic Xg2736-2k is Perfectly priced. The display came without any damage to the packaging. The display is beautiful to look at and motion clarity is superb.

The monitor works as required except for there being no power button. There is a "joystick" on the back that controls settings and turns on the monitor. The only way to turn the monitor off any time you need to is to rip out the power cord. Anytime you plug in the power cord the monitor will imediately turn on with no way to turn it off short of unplugging it.To "turn off" the monitor, you have to shut your computer down fully. Once your computer is fully off, you have to wait for the built in timer. The RGB lights on the back will turn off and the power light will turn amber. Then you can push in the joystick to "turn off" the monitor.Imagine not being able to turn off your TV or vehicle and having to wait for timers to run out and for them to shut themselves off. It's that poorly designed. I can't leave my computer running and shut the monitors off while I go to the store, or leave my computer rendering, etc. overnight with the monitors off.I've used numerous Viewsonic monitors for 2 decades now and this is a recent change. I will not be buying anymore Viewsonic monitors if they cannot include the most basic and important functionality.

My sin is a high level gamer. Says the monitor is great

Great picture and buttery smooth. Looks a lot better than my 32" Odyssey G5