SANSUI Computer Monitors 27 inch 100Hz IPS USB Type-C FHD 1080P HDR10 Built-in Speakers HDMI DP Game RTS/FPS tilt Adjustable for Working and Gaming (ES-27X3 Type-C Cable & HDMI Cable Included)

Was surprised at the picture quality of this $118 display, even right out of the box. Paired this with a Windows 11 mini-PC to make a pretty sweet little second computer system. The display is a 100 Hz refresh, ips panel. It is plenty bright and as a bonus, had built-in speakers (although not top of the line for music), which are "adequate" for basic use. I would recommend this display for basic gaming or if using for dual display. It has the zero bezel on three sides and is fairly thin. The stand is sturdy, but I don't like the placement of the VESA mount screw locations, which straddles the stand on either side. This makes attaching a mini pc a little awkward, no real biggie.

Large, thin and lightweight, connects via HDMI or USB-C, so I can use it as a secondary monitor for my Windows machine and MacBook. Has rich color and 1920 x 1080 resolution, so there's room to put a lot of stuff there. It has decent built-in speakers, but they connect only with HDMI, not with USB. I have mine on the built-in stand, but you can also put it on a wall with a standard mount.

A roll of the dice due to limited user reviews, this $85 AWHD has been reliable -- a legit bang for the buck given its size, panel with impressive specs and a thin black bezel, included USB-C & HDMI cables, and reliability since late 2023. It would benefit from a monitor mount, given its light but stable stand's limited adjustability.

I bought this monitor for content creation on a Mac Mini, so I can't speak to it's abilities for gaming. However, I was genuinely surprised by the picture quality when I first turned it on! I expected it to look washed out at this price point, but no. It had great color saturation and looks really good. If I look close enough, I can see the pixels, but it is not really distracting for me. I also like its lack of a webcam and microphone for reasons of privacy. As a content creator, I have mics and cameras I can use if I need them. The stand is a bit flimsy since it is only made of plastic but does not bounce around a lot unless you bump the desk. Overall, It's hard to beat for the price and I would highly recommend it.

I have purchased two of these. The first was for my wife's desktop. After seeing how spectacular the Sansui is, I then purchased one for my principal desktop, replacing a 27" Samsung. I immediately noticed a difference in eye strain/fatigue - as I have had none with the Sansui. I spend about 10 hours per day at my desktop, working on complex spreadsheets as well as creating analyses and documents in Word and Powerpoint for clients - and even when appropriate creating websites for clients as well. I am extremely satisfied with my Sansui monitor and recommend it highly. The color is great, clarity is great, and responsiveness is great. To me it is perfect.

5 star

Bought 2, one intermittently turns off for no reason, other is perfect. Both provide great views and provide usb-c charging and easy 2nd monitor for a laptop without a hub, docking station or hdmi port. You can also play stuff off your Samsung phone.

This was the best cost IPS screen with 99% SRGB and HDR10. Seeing this in person, I was quite happy. I bought this for my wife to add onto the laptop for her bookkeeping workstation, but I knew I'd be occasionally working in Photoshop and Lightroom, and this was the best screen available in the price range. The FPS could be higher if you wanted to use this for performance gaming, but as a gamer, the 100 FPS is still good. Personally, if I was looking for a really great screen, I look at TVs. I go big or go home...I'd look at 42 inch 4K HDR TV's as a LARGE monitor. I've done that since I got my first 32" 720i TV back in 2004/2005. Then a 42" 1080P. When I get my new PC, I'll get a 42" (or 50" 4K TV. People may say you need a higher FPS, but the framerate of movies has been 23 FPS for decades, and this 100 FPS is over 4X faster than movies. This screen is refreshed every 0.01 seconds, so a faster framerate won't make a difference in human response time.

Very good monitors. Been a while since we've had these - no problems. Stored them in a non-heated (but insulated) basement for a few months. Brought them back in, and worked perfectly as soon as they were connected. I bought 2 of these too.

I love the clarity, I've had monitor for 10 + years .. it's amazing the clarity and sound, I don't even need speakers. And it's not as clunky as the " old" ones 😁

Read this... Seriously. I'm very picky about my monitors. I have years of experience with computers and peripherals.. TL:DR These SANSUI monitors have terrible ghosting while having the same specs as other gaming monitors, these don't perform like a gaming monitor. GO WITH LG they make good panels. Don't be fooled by the 100hz, with the SANSUI Gaming monitor as advertised... these screens ghost very badly. You see a huge blur behind the mouse, moving windows across the desktop. this should not be a thing in 2023. This was false advertising... Or was it? I then looked at the AD for this monitor and noticed nothing mentioned the GREY TO GREY SCALE or (GTG) usually measured in Milliseconds (ms) These aren't even 4ms screens, they are more like 16ms. which is terrible in the day and age. If you play any game like a FPS you will loose. The sad thing is... These specs are really decent on paper. but the bottom line is.. it does not perform the way it should. Pros +Brightness +Colors +Thin Bezel (nice actually) +Easy to use menu +Vesa Mount-able 100x100 +Comes with built in speakers WHATS NOT TO LIKE !! Cons -Says its 100hz refresh (It registers but doesn't look OR feel like it) -White Screen Electrical noise hum (ever so faintly.) It functions but its annoying. Disclaimer: A lot of (Higher Refresh) monitors require you to go into the setting on the monitor and enable the "OD (Over Drive) for the refresh to be noticeable. I did.. and I am still not convinced because I have an Asus Predator 34 Ultrawide 100Hz Gaming monitor from 2017 sitting above the these 2 monitors and it is like glass... Smooth So, Why didn't you return them? A) All I use them for is writing music, so I don't need them to be top performing monitors, and its an array of 3 monitors on a single stand.. its a lot of work to just package all this crap up. It would be nice if they functioned like the expectations that were advertised. You get what you pay for. I even googled the company before I bought these... they went out of business in like 2014. which is where this tech feels like it came from.. (that's on me)

Using for xbox series X and provides decent quality image for my need, sleek, I got it hooked on a desk stand riser and I couldn't ask any better Looking to hook up a pc to it soon so hopefully this monitor makes it to that setup About 5 months into using it and pretty satisfied, only wish the volume on monitor wouldn't be buried in the settings.

This review is for the 27" version... I bought this as a very inexpensive media monitor for connecting a Google TV and a DVD player. All I required was FHD for this unit since I have 4K elsewhere. I had LOW expectations but to my surprise this monitor is pretty great. It's performed well as both an hdmi monitor and a USB C monitor. The one I have (27") even has 100mhz refresh rate so it's even pretty good at non-competitive gaming and for the retro games I like it's great. The speakers kind of suck for listening at a distance but on a desk they'll be ok. I added a cheap soundbar to the audio out and have been pleased especially since there's no lag fton video to audio that so many cheap monitors have. The only thing I'm not impressed with is the HDR (especially refresh in hdr mode) and the menu system for adjusting stuff. The menu isn't a show stopper since I set it and can now forget it but I'd you rely in HDR I'm not sure I'd go with this monitor. It's good enough I'm buying the cheapest 22" version as a monitor for my server room. Of course for use case nothing special is needed but I still want a decent image and a monitor that'll last. In a nutshell if you're on a tight budget grab one of these monitors over the many other cheaply priced competitors and imo you won't be disappointed. Just remember it's only FHD. I hope you found this review helpful.