Good "cheap" 1440p 27 inch monitor? dualing ofc

[AsukaNii]

Title^^ maybe not pass 400$ idk

[RZeroX]

Dell UltraSharp U2715H

[Necrodead]

You can buy a Korean monitor off Ebay for under $300. I have a Qnix brand, which is actually a Samsung IPS panel in a different housing. You can even overclock certain ones. Here is a guide I used about korean 1440p monitors:

http://www.tested.com/tech/pcs/449537-korean-monitor-guide/

[Ramontes]

Ive been using the ASUS PB278q and I must say I love it. 60hz 5ms. i wasnt able to overclock my refresh rate unfortunately which i was relying on until i gathered enought for the pg279q. it has the whole pivot tilt thing goin on ports can be a little hard to reach and the on button menu is kind of a hassle to learn but viewing angles are great (ips) speakers are good enough i guess i dont use them often sinc ei have a headset/separate set of speakers. and i got mine for 400 USD not including taxes

[rattacko123]

I just bought a qnix qx2710
it will arrive next week, so I'll tell you if it's worth it or not

[Pomfinator]

You have three brand name choices.  The Asus PB278Q, BenQ GW2765HT, and the Dell Ultrasharp U2715H.  The Asus and BenQ both use Acer's AH-VA, and the Dell uses LG's AH-IPS.

 

The Korean monitor offbrands are also there, but know that for their lower price, you're taking a risk.  They won't accept returns for dead pixels unless you pony up some extra cash in some cases, and sometimes they just don't do it at all, and the panels are inherently flawed, they're basically B-grade or maybe even A- panels that didn't make the cut for the brand names.  Also the stand you get for those are god awful, no height adjust and a really wonky angling system, and most of them do not have multiple inputs, some of the older ones only have DVI, though some of them now support HDMI, and I know of a one (the QNIX) that has DisplayPort.

 

They're cheap, but brand-name 1440p 60hz IPS have dropped in price recently, so there has been less reason to get one from the Korean brands.