Which 27" 1440P GSync monitor? is the best?

I was looking for some 1440p 27 size monitors to get. Here is a list I thought were good. , Acer xb271hu, Aoc AG271QG, , viewsonic XG2 703 GS

are there positives and negatives for these monitors


some people say that Acer-XB271HU is better from all these monitors
some another say that Asus-PG279Q is better
and some another people say that Viewsonic-XG2703 is the best..

i dont know which to buy from all these 4 monitors
so which you suggested me to buy?
some people say that Acer XB271HU; is better from viewsonic and some another people said that viewsonic is better from .Acer-XB271HU

for this reason i must know why viewsonic is better from acer;;

for Build quality ,, Styling,,Ghost-free overdrive,, Outstanding all-round image quality;;; Great gaming performance
Overclocking mode with 175Hz refresh rate and Excellent builtin profiles for near perfect calibration;;;; picture quality and performance?? all these things are better from Acer XB271HU;;

can you answere me in all these things please??

The above monitors are what I am considering, although add the ASUS ROG SWIFT PG279Q aswell. Although they are insanely expensive and thus wondering if the cost simply for the those three features is worth it over getting the likes of the hannspree hg324qjb which looks good in everyway apart from not having G-Sync. Spending more than £200 extra just for G-Sync.

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Originally Posted by mike2030

for Build quality ,, Styling,,Ghost-free overdrive,, Outstanding all-round image quality;;; Great gaming performance Overclocking mode with 175Hz refresh rate and Excellent builtin profiles for near perfect calibration;;;; picture quality and performance?? all these things are better from Acer XB271HU;;

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I think most of that defining what is 'better' will be a very subjective assessment anyway... and it also depends on how you set the monitor up.

I have an XB270HU.
Most people think mine is awful, because I play in the dark and so have everything set quite low. The loudest complaints come from the previous owner, who knows it's a good monitor, knows he won teh silicon lottery with it, and knows how to set it up to showcase all the vibrant colours and all that.... Literally, all I did was to turn the brightness down to about 5%
But I like it like that and it's been a fantastic screen.

Indeed very often you hear about people having to repeatedly return these monitors until they get a good one with little back light bleed, ghosting, no dead pixels etc etc.

I use the ASUS ROG PG279Q. It's an IPS panel, capable of 165Hz, has G-Sync.
It's a truly epic monitor in every sense other than perfect colour reproduction.

If it's for gaming, I think you'll struggle with a better monitor.

Dell s2716dg
It's over 3 years old and is still commanding over 400quid. I'm stalking that one.