CRUA 27" Curved Gaming Monitor, FHD 1920x1080P, 144Hz/180Hz Computer Monitor, 1800R VA Screen, 120% sRGB, AMD FreeSync, HDMI & DP, Wall Mount Install- Black

I ordered this monitor and it did not come with a power supply. Messaged the manufacturer on their website and they promptly shipped me a power supply. They made the process of dealing with their customer support seamless. Also the monitor is really great!

I don’t use this for gaming but I purchased for the size and the price. I’m quite happy with it. I use an HDMI cable to extend my laptop monitor. Colors are good. Control over the monitor is good. Zero complaints.I’ll come back in a year.

This is a great starter monitor. It is very high quality and is very simple to set up. The quality is great as well as the colors. I dont think is has built in sound so make sure to have speakers or smth. Overall great product

Love everything about it except when I plug it in for the first time and started using it I know if it does have one dead pixel on it but it's at the bottom of the screen so I don't really notice it that much.

The media could not be loaded. I wanted to take some time to write this review so I could write it with the most accuracy and make sure you guys are buying a good product.In the end it say that this monitor is definitely worth it. I like how the color is just solid black and it curved. The monitor itself connected to my different consoles with ease. The set up from the WiFi to my the set up with my Xbox, this monitor was great. The value of it is definitely good too. I’ve seen monitors go for a lot and this one was definitely on the more budget friendly end but still having the same quality a 400 dollar monitor would have . So definitely worth the money and I’d suggest it to anyone looking for an affordable monitor.

Bought this monitor for 2 reasons...I wanted a gaming monitor that had a higher refresh rate and was hoping the ability for this monitor to block blue light would cure my foggy head-aching eyeballs.I'm a PC gamer and have been for years. Finally decided to try a monitor that blocked blue light and had the ability to raise the refresh rate. I was hoping this would take care of how gaming started to make my head feel.Since buying and tweaking the blue light (set to strongest setting) and raising refresh rate to 180hz from the old standby of 60hz, I'm glad to say the fuzzy headed-ness and eye strain are almost, completely gone.Now that I'm 63 I noticed my gaming sessions were leaving me really fatigued and some what loopy and off balance too.Then I started reading about excessive blue light exposure and the eye strain and loopiness it can cause some people.Couple that with a 60hz refresh rate on my current monitor, plus being 63 and I was thinking my fun with Elden Ring was coming to a close.So I decided to gamble on this sweet, fairly inexpensive monitor and BAM! I'm back to slaying dragons again!When you place the monitor on the strongest anti blue light, it does mean you'll have to manually adjust the color settings yourself for the games you're gonna play.While not quite as good as having the blue light still on, it's still good enough for me to enjoy playing again.Setting up your preferences is done fairly easy from the backside of the monitor with 5 easy to reach buttons located on the right side.2 things to note... if your video card only has a HDMI connection then you will not be able to get the 180hz refresh rate that I'm able to get. You'll be capped at 144hz.If however you have a display port connector then you're good to go for the higher rate. It does come with both hdmi and DP cables.2ndly, the monitor tries to take over as your sound card.I have surround sound and after plugging in the monitor, I had no sound. The fix is to double click the speaker icon located on the bottom right of the monitor (for windows 10), then click the upward arrow and manually choose your sound card.This will over ride the monitors built in desire to take over your computers sound card.Once I did this, we had surround sound again.The manual doesn't say this is the fix you need. I guess they expect you to plug in your green speaker connector to the bottom of their monitor and be happy.I've got green, brown and black connectors for my sound card, so this wasn't gonna work for me and I wasn't gonna be happy to play Elden Ring without surround sound either.Anyways, that's my story and a couple of little hiccups you'll need to know about.I'm happy to say I'm back to gaming again!

Fantastic large 2k curved monitor with 165hz refresh rate! Picked up under $190! Excellent for gaming and using Fusion360! At my computer all the time now designing new products with Fusion360 thanks to this monitor.