KOORUI 24 Inch Gaming Monitor, FHD 1080P Curved Monitors, 180Hz VA 1ms 1500R Computer Screen with Adaptive Sync, HDMI X2 /DP, VESA Compatible, Tilt Adjustable, Eye Care

I recently upgraded to the KOORUI 27-inch to use it with my new gaming PC. Catching it on sale made it an even sweeter deal. The 27-inch curved display with 2K (1440p resolution, 16;9 ratio) immediately stood out, delivering crisp and vibrant visuals that truly enhance the gaming experience. Paired with my AtomMan G7 Ti equipped with an RTX 4070, the monitor's 180Hz refresh rate ensures gameplay is smooth and responsive, even though I haven't fully pushed it to 180fps yet; running games at 144fps has been impressive. The monitor's design is sleek and its size complements my setup well (see pictures), especially when placed next to my 24-inch iMac—the KOORUI's minimal bezels make the screen feel more expansive without taking up extra space. It's also VESA compatible, which adds flexibility for mounting options. One downside - there's no HDR support, which would have been a nice addition for enhanced colours and contrast. Overall, I'm very satisfied with this purchase, getting a high-quality performance at a reasonable price made it a solid choice for gamers seeking excellent value.

Fantastic! I've upgraded from a 23 Inch 1080p 60hz TN panel Monitor. The 27E6QCA monitor is so much better in every single way. I have used this monitor for a couple of days now and I love it!It is super smooth with its 180hz refresh rate, the colours on the monitor are super nice, the 27 Inch display is really nice and I like the curved screen as well. I don't notice a major difference between 1080p and 1440p but I can notice that the image is less pixelated at times compared to 1080p.I now run a dual monitor setup with my old monitor and I haven't noticed much, if any, performance loss in my games.This monitor does not come with speakers which isn't a problem for me, as I use headphones. Regarding the setup of the monitor itself, it was super simple and really easy to set up. I believe it only came with a Display port cable and no HDMI cable. The only things I had to change was the refresh rate in windows display settings from 165hz to 180z and turn on the Adaptive sync in the monitors settings. ( Monitor settings are accessed from a joystick-like button on the back of the monitor on the right side. )In conclusion, it was a huge upgrade from my previous monitor and I am very happy with it!

bought the KOORUI 34-Inch Ultrawide Curved Gaming Monitor for £279, and for the price, I think it’s a solid deal. Here’s my honest take after using it for a mix of work and play, hooked up to my PC (via DisplayPort), M4 Mac Mini (HDMI), and Xbox Series X (HDMI).Connectivity:Top marks here. Swapping between devices is hassle-free. A heads-up for Xbox Series X users: it doesn’t support the ultrawide resolution, so you’ll get black bars on the sides. That said, it still runs at 120 FPS, smooth as butter. On my PC, it’s capable of driving the full 166 FPS—though you’ll need to use the included DisplayPort cable to unlock the monitor’s full potential.Performance & Image Quality:Let’s talk about the screen itself. The ultrawide aspect ratio is fantastic for multitasking, and having multiple windows open feels genuinely productive. Gaming-wise, the refresh rate is buttery smooth on PC, and the curvature does add a bit of immersion.However, if you’re planning to watch movies or play darker games, be warned: the screen has noticeable blooming. Blacks aren’t particularly deep, and it struggles with contrast-heavy content. It’s not a dealbreaker for me since I mainly use it for work and general gaming, but your mileage may vary depending on your priorities.Value for Money:For £279, it’s not perfect, but you’re getting a lot of monitor for the money. The ultrawide format and high refresh rate at this price point make it a great budget option for work and gaming. If you’re after something more premium for cinematic visuals or intense HDR gaming, you might want to spend more.Final Thoughts:This monitor isn’t going to win any awards, but for the price, it’s a cracking bit of kit. If you know its limitations and what you’re using it for, it’s an absolute steal.4/5 ⭐️ – Brilliant value, but not without its compromises.

This monitor is great! I have purchased 2 monitors from this company before and have only had 1 issue with one of them throughout my many years of use, which is great. This monitor is very good, a lot more stable than the others if I do say myself, I love how it has 2 HDMI ports and a DP port, and how it has an aux output if you want to add speakers. It comes with a cable that is made for the monitor which is great, but standard, and had no flickering when it came. Thanks for a great monitor!

First Ultrawide Screen and well impressed! Nice 165hz, plug and play to both my work and gaming laptop. No defects visible and better quality than my old 24 inch MSI screen! Absolutely love it. Plenty of adjustment for height, VESA compatible if you did wish to mount it. I didn't wish to spend out hundreds on a ultrawide, so this was bang on for the price. Definitely get a lot of monitor for your money.

I bought this as an upgrade from a Phillips 278e monitor thinking it would be a huge upgrade. I was totally wrong!Fast paced games (FC25 etc absolutely suffer from motion blur or ghosting as some call it.The colour is shockingly bad. Half of the options I couldn't even access as the were "greyed out". The blacks on this monitor are beyond black!I bought this based on social media reviews and it was a huge mistake! I'm waiting on it being picked up for a return.Would I recommend this monitor? Absolutely not. Don't go anywhere near it.