SANSUI 24 5 Inch QHD Gaming Monitor 300Hz 1ms Fast IPS Computer Monitor 2 HDMI 2 1 2

The SANSUI 24-inch 100Hz monitor is perfect for work and entertainment. The screen delivers vivid, sharp colors, and the 100Hz refresh rate makes images and videos look very smooth, especially in gaming or action movies. The build is solid, and the design is modern, taking up minimal desk space. Connectivity is simple and compatible with multiple devices. For anyone looking for a high-quality monitor at a reasonable price, this model is an excellent choice. Very satisfied with the purchase. Read more

First, I think this 32" 1440, 180hz monitor is a great value considering the price. I'm happy to report that I don't have any dead pixels, the colors are vibrant, and I'm a huge fan of the joystick toggle that makes getting into the screen settings super easy. There are 5 modes you can toggle through for quick settings, and for gaming I use the FPS setting, which is very vibrant and has high saturation. Watching 4K YouTube 60FPS videos is stunning and a feast for the eyes. When playing games, there is no ghosting and movement is fluid at 180HZ, running native 1440 resolution and with AMD Freesync enabled. All of that being said, the only drawback of this monitor (or at least the one I received) is serious clouding in the corners when the screen is displaying blacks or dark colors (see attached pics). I'm guessing that this is caused by pressure points on the corners that makes the screen curved. I've wrestled with returning it, and I'm trying to get used to it, but my eyes can't stop seeing it. I fear dead pixels far more than clouding, and monitor panels are a real lottery, so I think I'm going to count my blessings and hang on to it, but it's dissapointing none the less. Without the clouding, this monitor could compete with brand names that sell for a much higher price point. UPDATE 12/15/2025- I am BLOWN away! Last week I was contacted by Sansui customer service who wanted to apologize for the dissapointment and offered to send me options to make it right! It was agreed to try another monitor to fix the issue. True to their word, the new monitor arrived minutes ago, and has ZERO issues, no clouding, no dead pixles, and is absolutely flawless. What's even more impressive is that that they shipped the replacement from Amazon stock, so it wasn't sent a factory unit that was inspected first. Imagine that...they believed enough in their product that they were willing to send another one right from Amazon. I am beyond impressed that Sansui PROACTIVELY contacted a customer and worked hard to make it right. Well done Sansui! Read more

Yes — a 32′′ WQHD (2560×1440) 180 Hz curved monitor, VA panel, 1 ms (OD/GTG) can be an excellent choice for video games, as long as you know what you value (immersion, contrast, fluidity) and accept possible compromises (angles of view, deep blacks vs. perfect colors). Here are some points. VA panels usually offer high contrast and deep blacks, which helps a lot in dark scenes, games with dark environments or cinematography - ideal if you like shooters, RPGs or immersive games. • A 1500R curvature (or more pronounced) helps the screen "wrap" your vision, increasing the feeling of immersion: it is especially useful on large screens (32′′) for games, movies or open worlds. • 180 Hz + 1 ms means that the movements will be fluid, the command input is precise and there will be less blur or "ghosting" - ideal for competitive or fast-action games. • If you also have support for HDR + good color coverage (sRGB or more), the overall image looks more vivid, with better tones, brightness and detail in games or compatible content. Read more

It's a good monitor, but I have a few minor issues with it: 1. This monitor is not meant to be viewed from any angle other than straight on. Typical of some of the cheaper flat screens, but you get what you pay for. 2. This monitor also eats some of the displayed image when looking at the far edges from an extreme angle (in any direction). I have not encountered this in any of the dozen or so other flat screen monitors I've come across in work and at home. Really weird. 3. It uses its own power plug, going against the decades-old standard. While that is not necessarily bad, the plug that goes into a power receptacle is HUGE. It it guaranteed to take up four or even SIX spots on your power strip! (That depends on the orientation, how close the outlets are, and if you can free one of the end spots for this behemoth of a plug.) Not ideal. Read more

It's pretty good for the price, not using it for gaming... just wanted to try a curved monitor. It's a bit disorienting at first, but got used to it! The colors are exceptionally vibrant, had to turn it down a bit! The 200hz refresh rate is also a bit funky (for me anyway) and my eyes had to adjust. ALL normal videos and text is curved a bit, so it's "different" (but not bad). Overall, I like it and will keep it, not sure if a flatscreen (no curve) would be better or not??? (ponder,ponder) Very light and easy to move.... base is fine and adjusts easily... Read more

This monitor is a vast improvement over the other 3 32" monitors I bought last 4 years. It is so light because of separation of power adapter from the monitor. This is a good/bad thing as the monitor screen is so fragile to any outside touching but it may cause the lose of power adapter when you moved ( for an old man). Other monitors like Acer also use the same arrangement. The 300 nit is visually better than 250 nit. The 1500R is curved enough compared with 1000R I use. The refresh time is fast and color is vivid. Sansui was a Japanese brand specialized in stereo systems ,bought by a Chinese company a few years ago. Read more

This monitor has a good refresh rate. A sleek design and I like the brightness and clarity. This one is not a curved monitor which is perfect for my needs for a work desktop Read more

Bought 2 of these for my sons gaming setup. They work perfect in the area we have, screen size perfect for two screen set up, great color, durable and easy setup! Read more