CS27QK - 27 Inch QHD 165hz Gaming Monitors
CS27QK - 27 Inch QHD 165hz Gaming Monitors
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27" 1440P 165Hz Gaming Monitor for Performance and Value
Viewedge brings you an affordable, high-performance gaming monitor crafted for a top-notch experience.
165Hz Refresh Rate
Engineered for smooth gameplay, the 165Hz refresh rate perfectly balances performance and price, compatible with popular graphics cards like the GTX1060 and RX580.
Crisp 1440P Resolution
Our choice of 1440P resolution on a 27” screen ensures sharp visuals, offering the best display quality without compromise.
1ms IPS Clarity
With a 1ms response time and IPS panel, you get superior speed and color accuracy for seamless gaming.
Enhanced HDR10
HDR10 boosts shadow detail, revealing hidden elements in dark game scenes for a competitive edge.
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CS27QK Technical Specifications
Size | 27 Inch |
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Curve/Flat | Flat |
Resolution | 2560 x 1440 QHD |
Refresh Rate | 165hz/144hz |
Panel | IPS |
HDR 10 | Yes |
Responses Time | 1ms |
Built-in Speaker | No |
Color Bit | 10 Bit |
Support Wall Mountable | Yes (Screws not included) |
Connection | DP & HDMI |
Dynamic Contrast Ratio | 5 Millions : 1 |
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CS27QK with HDR10
Unleash Your Gaming Potential with the CS27QK!
Build for gaming
1440p high quality resolution with 165hz refresh rate minimize lmage lag and blurry motion.
True to Life Colors
With 90% NTSC and 10 Color bit, the CS27QK has a wider color gamut, making the image more vivid and colorful
Properly fit for multiple interfaces
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I adjust the height of the monitor?
No, the height is fixed. Think about getting a separate monitor mount that can be adjusted. There are four standard mounting holes on the back for such a mount.
How do i connect this to xbox?
Yes, the all Viewedge monitors can be connected to an Xbox using the HDMI ports. The monitor has 2 HDMI ports and 1 DisplayPort, allowing flexible connection options to gaming consoles like the Xbox. To connect your Xbox to this monitor, simply use an HDMI cable to link the HDMI output on your Xbox to one of the HDMI inputs on the monitor.
Does the monitor has built-in speakers?
No, current CS27QK model doesn't has built-in speakers. However, you can connect external speakers or headphones to the monitor's audio output port.
What is NTSC and sRGB and what's the difference?
NTSC (National Television System Committee) is an analog color TV broadcasting standard used primarily in North America, established in the 1950s for television transmission. It features a frame rate of 29.97 frames per second and a resolution of 480 interlaced lines.
sRGB (Standard Red Green Blue) is a color space developed in 1996 for digital devices like monitors, cameras, and printers. It is the most widely used standard for web images and digital content, ensuring consistent color reproduction across different devices. While NTSC is tied to older analog TV systems, sRGB is the modern standard for digital color display.
The key difference between NTSC and sRGB lies in their purpose and usage:
NTSC is a broadcasting standard used for analog television, primarily in North America. It defines how TV signals (both video and color) are transmitted and displayed, including the frame rate (29.97 fps) and resolution (480i). NTSC was developed for transmitting TV content, and it's largely obsolete today, having been replaced by digital formats.
sRGB is a color space created for digital devices like monitors, cameras, and printers. It standardizes how colors are displayed across different digital platforms to ensure consistency, particularly for web content. sRGB is still widely used today in digital media and photography.
In short, NTSC is a standard for analog TV broadcasting, while sRGB is a standard for digital color display.
How long does it take to receive my monitor?
Usually, we need 1 -2 days to process the order and the shipping time range is from 2-4 days. Click here to check our shipping policy.
What is the return and refund policy?
We offer 30 days free return and 3 years warranties. Click here to learn more about return/refund policy
This monitor was plug and play for both my wife and my desktop PC's. I used it for a few days to test out the framerate, which was adequate, and she tried it for a couple more days to test out the color depth. We both say that it's "good enough" for our purposes, particularly at the $150 price point. She ended up not keeping this as her main monitor because it wouldn't dim-down enough for her migraines, but that's not a ding against this monitor... just the fact she is very light sensitive.The built-in speakers are not good, don't use them.
This 27-inch gaming monitor delivers impressive visuals with its QHD resolution and high refresh rate. The colors are vibrant and the response time is excellent for fast-paced games. I appreciate the inclusion of HDR for enhanced picture quality. However, the stand could be more adjustable, and the built-in speakers are just okay. Overall, it's a solid choice for gamers looking for a good balance of performance and price.
Not using it for games, I had no issues except minor setting management issues.Bright and clear so far.I just wish the cables included were longer.
This monitor is so bright and vibrant. It comes packaged to protect and even if the box took a little abuse in shipping the monitor will arrive in perfect condition.
I am really happy with this monitors performance. My games look and play great on it. I am using it in HDR mode, and the colors are really vibrant.That said, out the box, using the HDR had the picture quite dim. I tried adjusting the settings on the monitor, but it appears that in HDR mode it is only "Auto" settings and taking it off of auto seems to put it in SDR. I ended up having to use between the Windows HDR settings and the Nvidia control panel to get the colors and brightness like I like it. My main monitor is a high-quality monitor that I have calibrated for photography work. With some work I was able to get this monitor close to it in the colors it shows. If I do a proper calibration with a colorimeter, I am sure I could achieve even better.However, I am mostly using it for games and as a second monitor and it does a fantastic job with those purposes.