This is another cheap OLED 1440p gaming monitor, which boasts up to 280Hz refresh rate and uses LG's latest LG Tandem OLED panel.
KTC Unveils G27P6M OLED 280Hz@1440p Gaming Monitor With LG Primary RGB Tandem OLED; Official Price $422, but Limited Time Deal Price is $281
Looks like Lenovo isn't the only one that is willing to offer its OLED gaming monitors at the cheapest price. KTC, a popular Chinese monitor maker, joined the race and has unveiled its latest offering called G27P6M, which is based on LG's Primary RGB Tandem OLED panel. The monitor launched recently, offering competitive specifications, such as 1440p resolution with up to 280Hz refresh rate.
KTC G27P6M uses LG's 4th-gen OLED panel, which uses four layers of RGB OLED for improved brightness and clarity. ASUS recently launched a 4th-gen OLED-based 720Hz monitor called ROG Super Kill 27 Pro as well, but that's over $1100 in price. The G27P6M is in the affordable segment, offering competitive features, which include 99% DCI-P3 and 95% Adobe RGB color spaces, native 10-bit color depth, and brightness of 335 Nits. So, it's going to be brighter, offering a much better experience in well-lit environments.
In HDR mode, it can boost up to 550 nits, which is impressive as well, and offers 1.5M:1 contrast for deep blacks. Color accuracy is also great with Delta E < 2, so, basically, it's comparable to most modern 280Hz@2K OLED displays, except for a few differences we have stated above.
The monitor offers a 27-inch screen size and can boost up to 280Hz refresh rate, which is the most common configuration on QHD OLED monitors. For display output, there are DP 1.4 and HDMI 2.1 ports, as well as USB Upstream and Downstream ports for additional devices. Interestingly, this monitor has also dual 5W speakers, which should be powerful enough for regular use.
The KTC G27P6M is currently available on JD, and while its official price is 2,999 Yuan or US$422, the monitor can be bought for just 1,999 Yuan or US$281 on a limited-time deal. This is certainly the cheapest QHD OLED gaming monitor ever, and that too with LG's latest Tandem OLED panel, which offers improved clarity.
News Source: Weibo
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