While the display is still nice, it is a bit washed out, and less sharp and vivid than the HP display

Also, if you plan on using this monitor for photo editing or creation using tools like Photoshop, I would recommend a comparable IPS display instead.

The HP 27es is a very good consumer level display, and it is H-U-G-E with a lovely picture

This is a very good monitor with a bright and sharp display

The display, colors, fonts, etc., are crisp.

Great display, picked it up on Prime Day for $80 and it was worth every penny.

The display's menus are well laid out, the display itself looks nice, and it was easy to put together, but unfortunately these factors can't make up for the low-grade hardware used in the panel's construction.------------------Update---------------------In response to the comments on this

However, I looked in the Advanced Display Settings in Windows and found that it was running at 60 Hz by default

The monitor comes with fast shipping, good display, and overall quality.

Pros:+ Capable of being an amazing display.+ 75hz is great for people that don't have high-end rigs that can reach 144+ fps.+ Sleek design, minimally-sized bezel.+ Quick and easy swapping between HDMI 1, HDMI 2, and VGA channels.+ Great

Pros:+ Capable of being an amazing display.+ 75hz is great for people that don't have high-end rigs that can reach 144+ fps.+ Sleek design, minimally-sized bezel.+ Quick and easy swapping between HDMI 1, HDMI 2, and VGA channels.+ Great

This is a TN (twisted-nematic) display, so it is not going to be as sharp in day-to-day use as an IPS monitor

but it's nowhere near as bad as other TN displays I have looked at

Crisp Display that was perfect for me

Very nice, sharp displays.

Big, beautiful display with <60hz display at a budget cost

I have this monitor hooked up to HDMI to my laptop and its definetly not as clear as id expect it to be