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The HP Omen 27qs is the best value 1440p gaming monitor if you’re not interested in HDR.
-- As reviewed by Display Ninja
Product details
- NO LAG. ALL SPEED. - 1ms GtG response time with Overdrive eliminates motion blur for crisp, fluid gameplay no matter what’s happening on-screen
- EXPERIENCE ALL THE ACTION WITH NO DISTRACTIONS - For crisp action and responsive gameplay, the 165Hz refresh rate practically removes all artifacting and motion blurring
- SEE A WORLD YOU CAN STEP INTO - Mistake virtual for IRL while you explore your favorite worlds with the crisp visuals of QHD resolution
- MORE COLORS TO PLAY WITH - Get deeper hues and a wide array of colors with 99% sRGB and 95% DCI-P3 for precisely recreated colors so lifelike you get lost in your gameplay
- REFINE YOUR PLAY SPACE - It’s equipped with ports perfect for connecting your gaming PC, console, and even a work PC. Thanks to the easy cable management and the adjustable stand, your desk will be just how you like it
- ALL YOUR FUN, CUSTOM - Play around with every possible setting in OMEN Gaming Hub—a one-stop shop for customizing your ecosystem. Make your monitor, any PC, and select accessories work better together the way you want
- EXPLORE NEW WORLDS - With peak brightness of 400 nits, experience games how the developers intended with brighter whites, deeper blacks and richer colors
PROS
+ Good value for money
+ High pixel density, wide color gamut, consistent colors, sRGB mode
+ Plenty of gaming features including MBR and VRR up to 240Hz
+ Height-adjustable stand and rich connectivity options
CONS
- IPS glow and mediocre contrast ratio (as expected from this panel technology)
- Design lacks swivel option
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Expert reviews and ratings
By Display Ninja on June 20, 2023
The HP Omen 27qs is the best value 1440p gaming monitor if you’re not interested in HDR.
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By IGN on August 02, 2023
HP’s Omen 27qs is an alluring 27-inch 1440p 240Hz monitor. It delivers good motion clarity, strong sharpness, and a bright, colorful image that’s well-suited for fast-paced competitive games. The monitor’s weak contrast ratio and disappointing performance in dark scenes makes it a bad fit for dark, gritty games, but that’s true of all similar monitors priced below $500. Gamers looking to buy a 27-inch monitor with a 240Hz refresh rate should put the Omen 27qs on their list.
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