After one year it broke down

I have had this monitor since 2023 and I am very satisfied, before I had an LG 1080p monitor so it was a big change for me when I got it. And it still hasn't caused any problems. It is still sturdy. Not even a single dead pixel

Very good, I have had it for two months and it hasn't had any issues and the features are top-notch. It's worth the money...

I have had it for 2 years bought at 205 euros. It's a great monitor, okay it's not IPS but it's curved 144hz 1440p which I wanted. Generally, the fact that the panel peels off hasn't happened to me in 2 years.

Curved screen, with HDR, amazing quality, it is a pleasure to play on it and use it as my main screen but I think it is a bit expensive though

Without much ado, they just fell with minimal force, I heard it break, the best for its price, I'm not saying otherwise, but compared to an IPS panel, the VA panel is many levels below and it's sensitive to the slightest thing, and you can't do anything about it, so I regretted my money

Nice colors and resolution but it has two main disadvantages. Very small diameter to bend the screen towards you, which means if you are tall or short you will have to adjust the chair to align yourself. And secondly, every time you change window the program stops receiving signal from the pc for a few seconds as expected, the screen goes completely black and then reopens.

A great picture, nice colors, convenient to use with the menu button. I have had it for 3 years and it hasn't shown any problems. I would give it 5 stars if you could adjust its height and/or tilt. To raise it, I put 2 thick books underneath it. There are solutions available.

Nice screen but I'm sorry, it doesn't really have the hrz it claims, not 100% ... as it also has problems with flickering and specifically it happens when the pc goes into sleep mode and wakes up again, then it becomes unstable and flickers if you open a window of a game or heavy program ... (possibly due to the small pcu it comes with) I have compared it with older and also newer screens, but I guess this model causes problems for some buyers, who happen to be a noticeable number ... choose something else even if it's a nice choice due to the image. I was using it with a cpu 13900k gpu 7900 xt psu 1200watt etc etc and it didn't perform as it should

It's worth its money. I have had it for a long time and I am very satisfied. Very nice analysis and it is very helpful for vision. BUY IT.

I have had the screen for 3 years, it just developed a fault in the LED backlight as well as the others who write about problems, I see these black shadows and from what I was told it will gradually fade away, so the mere 250€ I paid for it didn't last long. The only thing I worry about is what monitor to find because it had amazing colors, etc. and the curvature was unbelievable. Apart from the fault, it is the best and it's a shame because I wanted it to last for more years.

The screen is perfect! It has very good graphics and you can put a small target on the screen through the menu in order to have better aim. You can adjust the response time through the menu, but the higher you increase it, the more power it will consume. It is very good and fast

Those of you who have a PS5, this monitor is worth 100%. 1440p 120fps in any game that supports it, of course. It is the best thing someone can do if they have a PS5, otherwise, in order to see the 120fps, they would have to spend 1000€+ on a TV with 120hz.

The screen is the best for its money, it has HDR and it is VFM

Bought from Kotsovolos, owner for 2 years and had a problem with the LED backlight. I was luckier than my friend who bought it after me and had the exact same problem within a month. They replaced it with a sealed model and it had the exact same problem. The service repaired it and so far it's okay. Proceed with your own responsibility if you decide to purchase it because this particular model seems to be a lottery, you never know what you'll get

It is a very nice screen. It is hard to find competition at this price range. For the money it has, I have been satisfied. I highly recommend it.

Now if someone wants to get a screen with better color clarity, they will have to go up to double or triple the price of this one to notice a significant difference in my opinion.

Is it worth the money? Yes, it is worth it for what it offers! Whether it will be worth it in the long run, only time will tell...
There are many positives, of course, you don't pay a small amount of money but neither a lot!
It is a very honest screen from a "stingy" manufacturer, as the only negatives for me at the moment are that it does not have height adjustment (tragic and ridiculous for its price) and 165 hertz (you have to pay extra if you want to go to 165).
Coming from an LG Flatron screen that is 15 years old with 4-5 moves on its back and relatively heavy use at intervals, which until yesterday when I got the G5 was working fine (with a small fan next to it because it was getting hot), the differences are obviously huge. I hope the G5 will at least give me half the lifespan and trouble-free use that the old LG Flatron gave me!

As an owner, I have noticed some dead pixels after about a month, which is quite common to happen on a screen, so it's not a big issue. However, the side view is a bit dizzying, so I'm giving it 4 stars. If there is any problem with the panel or anything else, I will inform you

Well, it is evaluated by a user of a few parts. I haven't found anything negative so far, currently it is connected to an Xbox Series S.

It plays Fortnite at 120fps with a resolution of 1440x1080 and all games are about the same. Also, don't expect 2k resolution, I play at 60fps with 4k resolution.

P.S: It only has one negative, it doesn't go left or right as it says, only if you lift it and turn it. But the screen is value for money for what it does and the fact that it requires a menu

For now I have it connected to the Xbox and it's very good. I have nothing negative to say. I loved the menu, which is the best I've seen on a monitor because it lets you set your own crosshair. The 1ms msrp is not like 1ms gtg but it's pretty good. I'm not an expert, but I set it to extreme with low input lag and it's buttery smooth at 120hz. Since I see that others have had panel issues, I will update if I notice anything like that.

*edit: when I play games with HDR (I play Roblox), the screen looks like it's split in half. That is, HDR seems to work only on half of the screen. Of course, I don't think it's the monitor's fault, but just saying.

*edit 2026: many people said that after a while their monitor had issues, like it was coming apart. I've had it for a year and nothing has happened, it's ok