LG ULTRAGEAR 27GN800-B Review
| Mixed Usage | 7.5 |
|---|---|
| Gaming | 8.2 |
| Multimedia | 7.5 |
| HDR Gaming | 6.4 |
The LG 27GN800-B is a fantastic gaming display from LG’s UltraGear series. It has a virtually identical panel to the LG 27GN850-B but a considerably cheaper stand, so don’t anticipate any ergonomic adjustment. When it comes to gaming, its rapid reaction time and 144Hz refresh rate provide extraordinarily smooth motion. It also supports variable refresh rate (VRR) and has little input latency. It has a low contrast ratio, which makes blacks seem gray in the dark, like other IPS panels, but its viewing angles are broad enough to effortlessly share material on your screen.
Description
There are many good reasons to get a decent gaming check. Maybe you want to finally enjoy a higher resolution. Maybe you want to use the brand-new graphics poster to the max – even if there are still a few problems at the moment. But maybe you just want to get every conceivable advantage you need in a competitive field. Whatever the motivation, there are enough reasons.
But the selection is just as big. In this review, I’ll reveal whether the LG Ultragear 27 GN800-B is a worthy nominee for an entry-level gaming monitor, what to look for when buying it and for whom it is worth buying! The observer comes well packaged in a simple box that doesn’t scream “gaming” at first glance. In addition to the display, which is wrapped in styrofoam and covered with foil, we can find a lot of accessories in the box. On the one entrust, there is the stand, which has been abolished into three individual percentages; these duties are all individually wrapped again so that you don’t have blemishes on the new observer on the first day.
- Extremely quick response time.
- Input latency is minimal.
- Compatible with both FreeSync and G-SYNC natively.
- Awful contrast ratio.
- Highlights don't stand out as much as they should.
- Poor ergonomics on a low-cost stand.
