Gawfolk 27 inch Curved Gaming Monitor,144Hz/180Hz PC Monitor Full HD 1080P, Frameless 1800R Computer Display with FreeSync & Eye-Care Technology, Wall Mountable, DP, HDMI Port (Black)

I landed on this monitor because of its combination of being 4K, operable on 12 VDC, its weight, its size and its price. I expected to check a few of those boxes but not all of them. This monitor is great! I run it as a second monitor at the desktop and take it with me for wilderness applications. It's part of a mobile setup featuring a Mac Mini M4, Starlink and stored 12 VDC , solar power. The image is sharp and clear and integrates nicely to meet my desktop and off-grid requirements.

The monitor is pretty good quality for the price, and it shipped on time. I would 100% recommend it to any of my friends or family that ask me for a monitor. Probably not preferably for gaming but for having as a second monitor to watch stuff.

To be honest best budget monitor listen does stuff happen yess sometimes they can come messed up but tbh some of the other reviews looks like people were rough with there monitor not realizing it’s fragile very thin, but the graphics are amazing and the monitor itself is amazing once set up. Make sure you have all your settings set up for your device overall fire budget monitor.the curve in the monitor and size and brightness and even the sound quality is all amazing for a budget monitor

Absolutely a winner! I purchased two of these 27" monitors and use them in a dual-monitor setup at 3840×2160 with 150% scaling. The image quality is crisp, clear, and bright—exactly what I was hoping for. One important note: there are no built-in speakers. The monitor provides an audio-out jack, which works perfectly for connecting headphones or external speakers. Audio is carried through the DisplayPort cable from my desktop to the monitor, and the sound quality through my headphones is excellent. Overall, these monitors are a fantastic value for the money. Highly recommended!

I was looking to get a 1080p widescreen monitor, as my first one. I needed to upgrade to something with more real estate than my 15.6" laptop screen, and I saw this one, and the cheap cost, and was intrigued. I didn't want a curved monitor, though I can see why someone would want a curved monitor now that I've used this one for a few days. This monitor is *not* curved. It arrived and I plugged it in, fully expecting it to have a dead pixel, or a bad connection, or to be otherwise "bad" in some way, and I was surprised, because it seems fine, so far. Better than I was expecting from a non-name brand monitor with zero reviews online anywhere. No dead pixels, no weird flickering. There was a sticker covering the monitor that tells you to not remove if there is any problems, and to reach out to Gawfolk first, but that protective film has a stamp on it that says the model number of the monitor, and I wasn't sure if that was an issue with the monitor, or if it was with the sticker until I removed it. I'd suggest not having the model number placed on the protective film, or make it more obvious that it's a part of the film and not some fault with the monitor itself. I will say however, the description and information for this model is inconsistent. The manual says to use an hdmi cord that is "HDMI 2 or better" to ensure a good connection, but nothing is listed as to the quality of the cable the monitor ships with. One set of information says it is 1.4, another says 2.1. HDMI 2 is not required because this is not a 8k monitor, and HDMI 1.4 is plenty sufficient for this resolution. The monitor quality seems a little blurry, in a way I can't really explain. Perhaps 34" is too large for 1080p ultrawide? or is it due to the pixel density of the monitor? I'm not entirely sure. It seems to report to Windows 11 that it is 120hz, and best I can tell it does appear to be at 120hz, but I have a hard time discerning hertz over 60. I used to have a 144hz monitor that was side by side with a 60hz monitor and telling the difference side by side "stood out" but it wasn't nearly as obvious as going from 480p to 1080p, for example would be. My laptop has 165hz but it all seems rather meaningless to me. I'm also docking it a point because there is *zero* height adjustment, and the attachment to the back is a bit flimsy. I haven't tried to see if it is VESA mount capable because I don't have the mount arm anymore I used to have. If you want the monitor to be higher up, you will need to put it on a box, or use a VESA mount. You *can* tilt the monitor, but that seems a bit meaningless to me because the tilt is not much. I primarily use this for gaming, and it seems to be fine for gaming, besides the issues I had mentioned. I took a risk and so far everything turned out okay. I'll update my review in the future if anything changes.

This monitor has been working very well. I was inexpensive and I like the size. I don't use it for gaming, but I'm happy with the quality of the images.

Love the product

Is ok, not the best but decent for the price. I ordered two of these and one came with a broken screen. The box seemed in ok condition but one of the corners of the screen was cracked and was not usable. Not sure who's at fault, but this was my experience