ToteVision 27" Monitor LED-2701HD2K with 2K Resolution (2560 x 1440)

This is a good choice for a second 2K Dual monitor setup. (for the price) My first monitor is a far more exensive DELL 27".Long story short, After contacting tech support, we determined that the DVI port had no output due to some factory defect. (These things happen)from ordering to return, it took only 4 days and there tech support rep was curtious and profesional. Unfortinatly they were out of stock and I did not replace it, however, I would have gladly acceped a replacment if they had one to send. I was somewhat disappointed since I learned that this company mostly sells profesional production electronics, they are based in California, and I was impressed with customer service. Cosmetically, the moniter matched well next to my DELL U2713Hb. (bezel size and screen glare reduction) I never had the opertuinity to evaluate the video output. Basically, if you have a problem with this monitor you are in good hands and for the price, its worth a try.

Best value for a 27" 2K monitor you will find. Monitors are pixel perfect and I couldn't be happier. Even has a headphone hanger built in. I was able to calibrate these with my X-Rite i1 Pro and they have the same color as my much more expensive monitor sitting next to them. I bought 2 of these and wouldn't hesitate to buy 2 more.I use these for gaming, Photoshop, Illustrator and general web browsing. All without a problem. Very happy with my purchase.

Your browser does not support HTML5 video.  Update: Although my review below is a good take on my initial impression, I have ended up returning my screen. Please see the attached video to get a sense for the terrible flickering my screen exhibited. Furthermore, I need to amend my initial claim that there were dead pixels on my screen, evidently this is dust trapped between the panel and the display, according to the Tech Support team at ToteVision. However, the images demonstrating this are still worth a look, as it may be something others will experience as well. I wish I could recommend this screen, I really do, as it's a gorgeous panel and worked well while it lasted. However, four days to go from almost pixel perfect to abject disaster just don't cut it for me - I can't recommend this.ToteVision's Mark handled this well, and their customer service was nice. I appreciate their time, and wish I hadn't gotten a screen that went so far out of spec so quickly.---Original Review:Overall, this is a nice screen. The connections are varied (though VGA doesn't belong here and I would rather have had display port). The colors are rich, the IPS quality seems to be good, and it's hard to find a brand new screen for the price I got mine (189) that isn't a Korean lower quality panel with an atrocious stand.Now, this is where the good ends. My screen came with a couple of red-stuck (e.g., would display everything but red, when they were simply black) pixels. I found these right after pulling the screen out of the box, and my first instinct was to look for problems. However, after just a couple of days my screen developed a small cluster of dead pixels right in the middle, about an inch and a half up from the logo on the bottom bezel. Because of the pixel density, I'm not sure of the exact number, but I would guess it's close to 20. In games, this is hard to notice, it really just looks like a little grey smudge, but it persists over everything. It's very apparent on the desktop, and even after some gentle (albeit dedicated) TLC with a microfiber cloth I can verify that it isn't just dust or a smudge. Although ToteVision doesn't specify what the dead pixel policy is for this screen, I'm going to get in touch with them to look for an exchange, this is too many pixels too close together to just write off as something you could overlook. Check the included pictures for proof.Overall, I would recommend this monitor if you need a budget option. If you want 1440p gaming on an IPS screen for under $200 you don't have a lot of options, and this is a good choice. However, if your budget permits going with a higher quality panel made by a more reputable manufacturer will save you the headache and worry of a lower quality display.

Wow, this is a great monitor for the price, especially getting it $50 less than normal. Not a single dead pixel, and the display is spectacular. I had been contemplating getting a 4K monitor, but after I realized that I would have to upgrade my video card (for another $150-200), I decided that 2K would work well for my needs. Editing on this is great, and I love looking at my photos compared to my old 1920 monitor.If you're in the market for a good 2K monitor, give this one a shot - it's a great product.

This monitor is very good, especially for the price, and 2k resolution. It comes with a DVI cable, a VGA cable, and a 3.5 mm male - male audio cable, which is more than I was expecting. The picture is very crisp and clear, and the 11 ms response time makes it acceptable for gaming. The only downsides I have yet to see with this product are the buttons; although they still work fine, they feel somewhat cheap and move around when pressing on them. Also the sound quality is not too great either, but I didn't buy this monitor for the speakers, so this ins't really a con for me. Over all I am very satisfied with this product.