LG unveiled its monitor UltraGear 27GN750, which aims to make monitors capable of delivering smooth gaming at high speed available to all budgets. The 27GN750 is a flat monitor and with a diagonal from 27 ″, an IPS panel and a resolution of 1080p. Gaming performance on this monitor is enhanced by the fact that it features a refresh rate of 240 Hz with response time of 1 ms. LG also has support VRR in the form of compatible G-sync certification (meaning it employs VRR like AMD did before via VRR instead of having to use a dedicated module).
LG claims that this display is HDR compatible, however reading the spec sheet we can't help but point out that we are at very basic levels (typical brightness of 400 nits with 320 nits as a minimum according to LG). The monitor has not in fact obtained certification VESA HDR 400 and, for this reason, we invite you to take with due caution the question inherent in HDR. Color reproduction is classified under 99% of coverage sRGB (typical for an IPS panel), while as regards connectivity, it has an input DisplayPort, two HDMI inputs, one input USB 3.0 (top), two entrances USB 3.0 (bottom) and a headphone jack. UltraGear 27GN750 comes with a tilt and height adjustable stand and should be priced around dollars 399.
