I would recommend they put a little more effort into their manual and interface design to make this a smoother experience.

Also thankfully, it doesn't seem to bother any movie watching experience which I was worried about

Playing games at 144hz with Gsync to make that fps wibblewobble disappear makes just a PERFECT gaming experience

The overclock to 165hrz was simple and such a amazing experience with Gsync.

I just didn't want to fall into the trap of unnecessarily souring an otherwise positive experience

So far I have had a fantastic experience with this monitor, Coming from a Ben Q 27" TN panel the difference is drastic.

I resisted the urge to turn off all the lights and check for backlight bleeding because I tend to care more about my real world experience than I do an ideal experience or the risk of unrealistic expectations

you.)Watching HD movies and TV shows is an awesome experience, as if I'm sitting on my couch watching on a big screen

Now if you notice it when gaming, watching a movie, or other activities and it is ruining the experience for you than yes absolutely the IPS Glow is too much and you should return it if you can.

After several weeks of research I came to the conclusion that the best gaming experience can be found on a monitor with a couple of key features

Your experience will be better than at 1080p60fps, but by how much depends on the user

The colors are so much richer than my old monitor, its a very fresh experience

I just didn't want to fall into the trap of unnecessarily souring an otherwise positive experience

It is without a doubt the best gaming experience I've ever had

and I'll try to review more positive experiences with products in the future

But once you game on this monitor and compare the silky smooth experience of Gsync (You must use a GTX 650 series or better monitor to take advantage of this) versus the usual 60 mhz panels, it will be hard to go back

angles-165hz provides a smooth gameplay experience when paired with G-Sync and a good graphics card-Black level looks fine to me with the small amount of movies I've watched on it

and this monitor does make those games look better and feel nicer, but it is hard for me to say my experience has increased $600 worth

I have my colors a bit exaggerated as I like colors to pop in games and movies

good but have some die pixel (n . over clocking