ARZOPA 32” 4K UHD (3840x2160) Gaming Monitor 144HZ IPS Screen, Height Adjustable Stand, VESA Mountable, Support AMD Freesync & NVIDIA G-Sync, DP 1.4, HDMI 2.1 -M3RC

Was not even on my plans upgrading to 4K monitor just yet but this deal was so good I couldn't resist any longer, My last 2 monitors were both 1440p (75hz and 240Hz) was thinking about maybe getting one of those 300Hz lately but this bad boy popped up, never heard of the brand before but all the features it comes with seems very solid and the price was right so...It came fast and intact in the box, I noticed the stand was all metal (that was a plus), turned it on and before doing anything I went straight for any dead pixels, ips glow but to my surprise the panel was all perfect.It's matte screen, the right coating.The whites are actually white and not yellowishBlack level can be adjustedNo dead pixel, no ips glow = great10bit panel at 144Hz, Windows says it is 10bit panel using my Radeon card.Works well with Freesync even though the monitor only says Adaptive Sync in Settings.It has all ports you need, even at $600 I would be extremely happy with this kind of panel, less than half of that was a steal.

This is my first gaming monitor as I've always gamed on a TV. I'm coming from a 55 inch lg OLED and game on the PlayStation 5 pro and got to say I am really impressed with this monitor. I am no expert on gaming monitors but I'm really impressed with the quality of the picture. It looks near as good as my OLED and I do get 4k 120 with vvr and HDR the same things my OLED offer. Right out of the box I had to adjust the colors a little bit to my liking but after figuring that out and learning it I well say this thing is absolutely stunning to look at. I've played a little bit of call of duty and some of my other story driven games and any game that I've thrown at it looks visually stunning and they run smooth. The small gripe that I have is that it doesn't have speakers built in which I knew buying this but overall that's not a problem as I can buy some of those in the future. The other thing that I was a little skeptical on was dead pixels that people were having on their monitors when delivered but luckily mine did not come with any. Overall for my first gaming monitor I've got to say I'm really impressed and for that price you can't go wrong. You can see where they might have cheaped out a little bit but that picture alone is worth the price I got mine on sale for 279 so just under $300 and for that price point its insane what this thing can do. I will say that the actual monitor itself unboxing feels pretty premium and the stand overall seems to be okay. Was super easy to put together right out of the box. Overall I would say if you're in the market for a gaming monitor that can take full advantage of your PlayStation 5 or whatever other platform you choose to game on You won't be disappointed as this thing is absolutely awesome for the price point and I would definitely recommend it.

When something is significantly cheaper than alternatives, you're going to have to sacrifice.This panel appears to be the same as the one used in the Gigabyte m32u, so I figure I'd risk it.The monitor is no frills, the OSD is terrible, but it works!Dead pixel in the bottom left of the screen, could have sent it back, but with it being 4k it's tiny and I can only see it if I put my head 6 inches away from the screen when black is being displayed. Maybe if it was in the middle of the screen it'd be a deal breaker.I highly recommend turning down the brightness. This monitor is bright, VERY bright, but set at 100 blacks look terrible.It's an IPS panel so blacks are going to be terrible anyway, but they're better with the brightness turned down to 15.The stand seems fine, adjustable in every which way. No complains.HDR mode locks out a lot of the display adjustment settings, personally I leave it off.Colors looks great, 144hz is amazing. If you can live with a dead pixels and a bare bones monitor, this is for you. If not, spend $200 more.