The main issue I have with IPS panels is the slower response time ~10ms (even if they say 5ms is closer to 10ms) and "IPS

I watched a lot of videos about most of the monitors in this price range, and all of them seem to have everything I want (1440p,144hz+, fast response, ok colors, limited blur and bleed) until they reveal a "game breaking" flaw that pushes me away

It's very, very, marginally, to the point of most likely indiscernible to the average enthusiast slower response time wise to the "premium branded" ROG Swift monitor all while having an IPS panel

After weeks of research I was finally able to settle on this monitor because asking for good color gamut, fast response and refresh time went upwards of $700

-Ultra Fast response time no noticeable input lag-Excellent stand with great adjust abilityCons:-TN panel washed out colors-Color and Gamma shifts with the bad viewing angles-Light bleeding around edges very distracting-Screen door effect when Freesync kicks in below 120hz (not sure if this is just an issue the monitor I received had)

It's very, very, marginally, to the point of most likely indiscernible to the average enthusiast slower response time wise to the "premium branded" ROG Swift monitor all while having an IPS panel

Great monitor with amazing response time.

Amazing color quality, and great response and refresh rate

Love the design and that 1ms response is absolutely beautiful.

This is a TN panel which has fast response times, but less color depth and accuracy and washes out at angles compared to an IPS display.

Great response time, this particular model is a TN

But TN's usually have amazing response time and high refresh rates

Aside from having the better Freesync range 40-144 than its IPS counterpart, having a TN (8-bit) panel makes it perfect for gamers that rely on fast response times

Fast response time, BEAUTIFUL graphics, and a real treat to use

Low response time = no input lag

And it has the USB and a fast response rate

One tip most people will probably know that a gaming setup is nothing without rgb LED’s, thus most people buy one to place behind monitor, if you are one of those people buy a usb LED light strip so it can connect to the monitor when it turns on and off when not receiving power, that way no grbabing rgb controller every time.

One tip most people will probably know that a gaming setup is nothing without rgb LED’s, thus most people buy one to place behind monitor, if you are one of those people buy a usb LED light strip so it can connect to the monitor when it turns on and off when not receiving power, that way no grbabing rgb controller every time.