Nayan Saha
ViewSonic XG2736-2K has become a trendsetter in the gaming world with its scintillatingly fast performance and jaw-dropping visual excellence. A 27-inch QHD IPS monitor with 240Hz refresh rate, Adaptive-Sync, and HDR10 support comes with LED technology, making it a top choice for gamers who want crystal clear, life-like visuals without draining their pockets.
It sports a high 2560×1440 resolution on the 27 & Prime; screen, which results in the display’s bright and sharp images owing to its cover of about 94% DCI-P3, which is a large area of color. The IPS panel allows for uniform color accuracy from various points, thus enabling it to be used for both gaming and creative work. Through its thunderbolt input, the computer has the ability to employ in-game intelligent overdrive and provides the lowest input lag while presenting the most crisp action with the least amount of ghosting and motion blur.
Users of this monitor will find its Adaptive-Sync feature perfect for both NVIDIA G-Sync and AMD FreeSync, meaning no more tearing and a much smoother ride. Even with some low HDR output levels, the full range of HDR10 is covered by the monitor; it, however, lacks localized dimming, so the contrast would not be deep enough for perfectly immersive visuals. Nevertheless, the monitor can exhibit very good color gradients that enhance the overall image quality and also delivers great clarity in SDR and HDR modes.
Moreover, the XG2736-2K is packed with several practical features like DisplayPort 1.2, dual HDMI 2.1 ports, and USB-C connectivity, which allows it to handle video signals and supply up to 65W power to peripherals. on top of which are the integrated speakers and a 3.5mm jack for the headphone, whose quality is not quite remarkable.
For a fast, responsive, and visually strong monitor under $320 for the gamers, the ViewSonic XG2736-2K gives extraordinary value. The flexibility of the unit in terms of Olympics, image quality as well as the device’s connectivity facilitates its selection over other QHD gaming monitors.
