G27P

They both had the same issue. But easy return policy with proof of defect for the Kuycon. I ended up trying another 5k 27 inch, the RichVision 200 Pro Max… huge mistake! The worst monitor uniformity I ever seen. Been in a dispute with the seller and Alibaba for a month now and settled for a 35% refu

At 27", there's the Asus PA27JCV at 5120 x 2880 for 218 ppi. $850.00 There's also the BenQ PD2730S, same resolution, but more expensive ($1300.00) (I'd rather have the Studio Display for a couple hundred more). There are others, like the Kuycon G27P at $1100, but I don't really know the brand and

Kuycon G32P — new-product post (2025-06-16) Similar issue with similar model Kuycon G27P (2026-05-18)

From what I can tell, the BenQ MA270S currently looks like the best option on paper. BenQ claims it offers the highest level of sharpness available. I’d still like to verify for myself whether the panel is truly free of grain, but it also includes a built-in KVM switch, which lets you use one keyboa

I need a monitor purely for text use, and wanted a glossy 6k 32". I was thus thinking about the Kuycon G32P, which is the 32" version of the G27P. I don't need responsiveness, I just need text clarity. Given this, from what I've read of the G32P (which should apply equally to the G27P), its main dow

The Kuycon monitors can be hit or miss, but they have a really good return policy. I ordered 2 G27P, and both had issues with the panel uniformity. I ended up giving up. One side was cool/blue and the other side warm/yellow. It's a very good-looking monitor, sharp and clear, but it just might take a

Besides the micro brands like Kuycon, I’ve not heard of other glossy 5K monitors other than the Philips one you’ve mentioned. LG still sells the 5K ultrafine which I think is glossy but it is terribly ugly and outdated. The Philips one has uniformity issues, which the studio display also has but not