Blown away by the quality of this monitor. Thought my old monitor was great bit this wipes the floor with it. Pros. Extremely responsive Fast input Lag free Crisp sharp image Slim in size Vibrant colours Cons. Wish it was 240hz but 144hz is more than acceptable, stand don't Swivel but I wall mount so not fussed about that .

I had no problem putting these two beast in a dual monitor vesa mount. I’ve been reading the reviews saying that vesa mount is not compatible with this monitor but I had no problem putting it in on HUANUO DUAL MONITOR vesa mount.

I bought this for the high refresh rate at a higher resolution. I stayed for the higher resolution and the HRR was a nice bonus. Pixel density is so good on this monitor I tested gameplay with CoD BO2 on Veteran and Apex Legends during Season 5. Veteran CoD was too easy as I could see and pick off my targets faster than they could see me. Almost unfair. Since playing more Apex on this monitor, my enemy detection rate has grown and my KDA ratio has gone up. I've even won more games. Colour quality from the IPS panel is top notch - Testing with Final Fantasy XIV, I was able to see vivid colours in my Glamours and environments such as Shadowbringers's Crystarium at excellent quality... Considering how washed out the colours appear at times, that's a huge compliment. This now goes with my BenQ GW227 in a multi-monitor setup with the hopes that I'll become a content creator some day...

This is a slightly slimmed down version of the 27GL850. The only difference really is the backlight and the USB hub, which is hardly useful anyway due to its location. Screen quality is good, backlight bleed is non-existent and very subtle IPS glow in the corners. DisplayPort 1.4 at 144Hz with G-Sync is glorious. I’ve owned multiple monitors and was previously an award winning eSports gamer. I highly recommend this.

This monitor is fantastic for the price and delivers in everything I was hoping. What was particularly annoying though was that the DisplayPort cable that was boxed with the monitor was complete garbage. You know, I thought it was me, surely they couldn't box a failed DisplayPort cable with such a great monitor, right? Wrong. The display was randomly cutting out, random screen glitches etc. The cable was the first thing I honed in on, dispite it being a new build. It might have been the graphics card, or monitor itself, but luckily it wasn't... So bear that in mind when buying this monitor... beware and don't trust the cable! Other than the cable being crap, the monitor itself is awesome.

The 27GL83A is a fantastic monitor, and I am very happy with it so far. I dont think you could go wrong in picking this monitor up. Would recommend this product.

The LG 27GL83A-B is a great 1440p IPS monitor that delivers great gaming performance. It has a very fast response time that delivers fast-moving content with almost no blur trail and has very low input lag. It is a cheaper, slightly less featured variant of the heralded and very well reviewed LG GL850 which is exclusive to another UK retailer. The only difference between this panel and that one is the GL83 has a slightly lower colour space due to the use of a different backlight and no USB ports on the back. That being said it still shows almost the entire sRGB colour space which is used by the majority of content. The monitor comes pre-calibrated by the factory with a calibration report in the box, and with a slight tweak to the brightness (from 50 to 15) you can achieve a great colour temperature and fantastic accuracy. Additionally, the monitor comes with multiple overdrive modes to enhance pixel responsiveness, choose Fast, not Fastest, as the Fastest setting introduces horrific inverse ghosting and overshoot. The fast setting performs the best with fast transitions and very little blur or trailing.

Have it for almost a year now, no issues so far