Gawfolk 24.5-inch PC Screen 200Hz

Reading many reviews before my purchase I would like to share some info. 1: This monitor does tilt however the hinge has a lot of resistance. (Distribute force carefully to set to 90) 2: HDR is not on by Default and has to be set in the monitor menu, activating in Windows before this is done looks washed out. 3: GTX 1080 works best with 4K HDMI, included video port cord did not show signal consistently. Bought a short cloth covered GE rated 4K and data, works great. (Running 60 Hz) 4: The Windows Store 4K Themes don't do the monitor justice. Use a solid wall paper at 4K as pictured. 5: For 4K UHD Blu-ray on Pioneer Internal Drive, Use VLC after the Make MKV utility with VLC integration is activated. My Power DVD 14 uses old cryptography. 6: For sound I use my PC onboard Realtek output to a 420W Sony amp 5.1, I went cheap and used a 3.5 mm jack to RCA for stereo but still can run surround mode on the amp to utilize all speakers.

Great quality, great image, works really well and runs really well with the computer for games and stuff

This was a very good deal. I got it for 29% off at 85.99. The quality is fit for many games for higher or lower specs; though in the photo I’m playing my lower/mid ended game Fortnite. The colors are perfect and have no weird contrast like a cheaper monitor. It supports HDMI and DP (whatever that means). It is in fact 200hz, so no problem there. It doesn’t really adjust besides tilted up and down but it’s not enough to knock off a star and it’s at the perfect height anyway so I truly love it. PS. It does have AMD Freesync for anyone that really wants to know but you have to do 2 steps to set it up.

Get the warranty. Rather skip Gawfolk all together. The monitor lasted 4 months. I purchased two. They won't stay connected. Continually flickers in and out. I tried a variety of solutions and eventually realized it's the brand.

I was a little worried ordering this 32 inch monitor because it was 25% cheaper than the 32 inch Samsung, but once it arrived and I set it up, I am happy with it. I also have two other 32" monitors, a Samsung UJ59 and an LG. The picture quality is good, but it is not as bright as the Samsung or the LG, maybe about 80% as bright at maximum brightness. The bezel is very thin, but there is still about 8mm of dark frame on each side of the picture, mostly under the glass, like the picture doesn't reach the very edge of the glass. The stand is not as good as my other monitors. It doesn't let you adjust the height or the tilt. I had to jury-rig some plastic supports under the legs to get to my desired tilt. Needless to say, they don't look very professional. All in all, it's a good monitor for the price, if you are OK with these minor flaws.