Hey thanks for the video! Btw Does it supports VRR on PS5? Some people on reddit say monitors mostly can't do that because they don't support HDMI Forum's VRR standards.
Thank you for the review but i got a problem with the monitor,im using it now for my ps4 and i dont have sound,i also checked the menu but couldn't found anything about sound/volume
Judging by the reviews I've read for the AOC, if you're doing PC gaming, I would go for the AOC. If you run two monitors and use the monitor mainly for media consumption, then the Huawei would be my choice.
Thanks for the detailed review my brother! I'm currently deciding between this and the Dell S2722DGM from Dell, both with similar specs - a 27" curved VA panel monitor, 1440p, high refresh rate >144HZ. Which would you recommend and seek your advice for better alternatives if any? I use my monitor mainly for school and light gaming. The price difference between the Huawei Mateview GT 27" and the Dell S2722DGM is about 72 USD in my country.
Between those two, I'd say that the Mateview does take the cake since the panel is more color accurate. (120% sRGB vs 99% sRGB). Other than that the specs seem pretty similar. So in terms of your use case, I would grab the mateview because you'll get a better image and the downsides I mentioned in the video won't really affect you.
The monitor, like most other monitors, doesn't have speakers. You're going to need speakers that you can connect to your xbox or just use headphones. If you choose to go with speakers, then if you're on Xbox One, you can use the optical port to connect a soundbar for example. If you're on the Series X/S, you'd need an hdmi extractor.
Yh as much as i love this monitor the lack of a 3.5mm jack means the only way to get sound out of xbox, ps5 and so on is through the controller.. you can also get something called a hdmi sound extractor but it doesnt seem to support 120hz so its pretty annoying all round
At almost the same price, would you recommend HP's Omen 25i over this if I'm a casual gamer and a student who'll use the monitor for research and media? The Omen is said to have some solid HDR and it's IPS, whereas the Mateview is 1440p and has better contrast
A VA panel will pretty much always have better contrast and an IPS panel will have better colours. Higher resolution will give you a bit more pleasing picture in terms of sharpness. Your choice should depend on what you want out of your displays. Most likely either would be just fine.
Quality of this video is suprisingly good, good job! Would you consider this monitor if it was ~200$? It is currently on sale where i live and i thought about getting one, my previous pick was x27q from hp which is ~300$ here. Don't know if it's worth downgrading to the va panel for that diffrence.
For what kind of usage? For the use cases that I laid out in the video, definitely a decent option. As a competitive gaming display? I'd compare between your local market options and see if the specs really stack up well enough. The HP x27q is a bit of a mixed bag from what I've read. Being an IPS panel, it should offer a bit better colour performance but the tests show different. That's a really tough one. Since I don't know your specific market, I can't say what would be better but atleast in the EU, Asus has some similarly priced good options.
You would need to either use headphones or external speakers with something like an HDMI splitter. If you don't know about hdmi splitters, I recommend watching some youtube videos about it since it can get a little confusing.
Thank you for the great review. My question is, is this monitor worth it for 270 euros? I want to replace my MSI optix g24c4 monitor which is 144hz FHD. I want a high refresh rate for FPS games plus a high resolution for the upcoming God Of War game. I would like to hear your opinion.
The biggest question with that is whether or not you can tell the difference between 4ms and a 1ms response time. I don't find 4ms that distracting in single player games (your God of War), but for me FPS games and a slower response time is noticeable. Because of that, this one is working as my second monitor right next to my MSI MAG27c which I use for gaming. That price does sound decent, but I could get better displays in my country (Finland) for around 300€. And Finland is pretty expensive when it comes to electronics, so I personally would look around a bit more.
What monitor would you recommend for a series x! The 4ms response time is not good for me as I play a lot of call of duty? Trying to find one that is 1440 with 1ms time
I don't have a calibrator but I did find a calibrated colour profile which improved the normal look of the monitor, but the HDR still looked like garbage. Recently I got a new monitor to test which was a calibrated OLED, so I went back and used it as a reference to calibrate this monitor and still, the HDR looked terrible.
If you're not super sensitive to the 4ms delay, it's not bad. Just compare it to others in your area to see if you can get similar or better specs for the same price.
@@ilahmq Headset working/not working isn't affected by the monitor you go for. It's a decent monitor for its price but depending on your market, I'm willing to be there are other better displays in the same price range unless this particular one is on sale.
This doesn't seem *quite* right, although you're definitely saying lot of right things in your observations. Let me elaborate. First of all, there are NO real 1ms respond time monitors using standard panel types (TN/IPS/VA). It's a super common lie in monitor industry. Complete marketing BS. Only OLED's can kind of do it. So if monitor actually had a 4ms response time, it would be quite good actually. It would be a proper 240mhz capable panel, if overdrive is good. Reason you feel this display is slow is because it's a regular VA panel, that is not from very latest Samsung VA line. This means that it will likely have actual response time well past 7ms, even if the overdrive settings have been perfectly optimized (and they rarely are). That in turn means the panel does not respond fast enough at 144mhz. You can do this optimal response time calculation by doing 1000 / xxx hz your monitor is able to do. In this case, that number is 1000/144=6.9444ms, which can be rounded up to 7ms. Any more than that will lead to ghosting trails with black and grey color transitions as the panel can't keep up with the refresh rate, which is the main weak point of VA technology, those new Samsung panels being the exception. Trying to use really harsh overdrive to improve the response time will lead to opposite problem, with bluish color overshoot artifacts instead, as you indicated. This is why you will often find that a VA panel will work better at 120hz or 100hz than 144/165hz range, if you play around with the overdrive and that famous UFO test.
@@villerasku I am stuck between this one and the ASUS TUF VG27WQ . The one from Asus is like 10€ more expensive. Any advice in comparing these two? I have not really heard anything bad regarding the one from Asus but I know it is an older model.
@@paungabriel9360 Personally, I'd rather go for the Asus. Specwise it's up to par and beyond the Huawei in pretty much anything. But, both seem to have reviews on sites like rtings for example, so check them out and see if that helps with your decision.
Well if you're not doing gaming, the higher refresh rate (hz) isn't really doing much for you. Other than that those are two very different monitors at two very different price points. The Huawei is the superior monitor with its 1440p resolution and slightly better colors but whether or not that is worth 90$ is up to you.
As a panel technology? Ips usually has better colours, but va has better blacks. If you meant this monitor compared to ips in general? It's kind of a difficult comparison as there are good ips panels and bad ips panels, so depends on the monitor you want to compare it to.
@@villerasku well I have a 25" 25um 58p by lg next to my ips laptop. The LG monitor looks better than my laptop and they are both ips. Just wondering how would the gt 27 look beside the laptop as sometimes it can be off-putting if 2 screens look different side by side.
@@ninj47 Well laptop screens are even more impossible to say. Sorry, can't really provide you with an answer in this case. They'll most likely look different but you never know.
There seems to be some conflicting info on that. Some sites say 1.2, some say 1.4. In the end it doesnt really matter due to 1.2 supporting the specs of the monitor too.
That varies a lot with different markets having different displays for different prices. So, making a general "these are similarly priced" will only be true for some.
Watch out. I purchased the 34" monitor In France. It broke down after 4 months. It was sent for repair, but I had to wait for 3 monhs and when I got it back, the screen was cracked due to poor packaging. Huawei broke the monitor but won’t replace it. This is how miserable their service is. Too bad, I should have picked up a more reliable brand which cares about his customers. Otherwise the product was OK, not that great and a little cheap, but in line with the price.
What monitor do you suggest? That is the same 1440p and good hdr? Within this price range. Thank you so much.
Hey thanks for the video! Btw Does it supports VRR on PS5? Some people on reddit say monitors mostly can't do that because they don't support HDMI Forum's VRR standards.
Thank you for the review but i got a problem with the monitor,im using it now for my ps4 and i dont have sound,i also checked the menu but couldn't found anything about sound/volume
Nice Video! Would you choose this panel or the AOC CQ27G2U?
Judging by the reviews I've read for the AOC, if you're doing PC gaming, I would go for the AOC. If you run two monitors and use the monitor mainly for media consumption, then the Huawei would be my choice.
Thanks for the detailed review my brother! I'm currently deciding between this and the Dell S2722DGM from Dell, both with similar specs - a 27" curved VA panel monitor, 1440p, high refresh rate >144HZ. Which would you recommend and seek your advice for better alternatives if any?
I use my monitor mainly for school and light gaming. The price difference between the Huawei Mateview GT 27" and the Dell S2722DGM is about 72 USD in my country.
Between those two, I'd say that the Mateview does take the cake since the panel is more color accurate. (120% sRGB vs 99% sRGB). Other than that the specs seem pretty similar.
So in terms of your use case, I would grab the mateview because you'll get a better image and the downsides I mentioned in the video won't really affect you.
Thanks buddy will go for the Huawei, stay awesome!
@@jin.6765 Hey you have a great day bud!
Hey. it doesn't matter if the screen has a 4ms sticker. it's just theoretical. actually the screen delay can be tested.
I like dark scenes in Games, what monitor would you recomend? I read IPS have awful glow plantel and backlight bleed problems.
Hi mate, how would I get audio with this monitor? I brought it to play my xbox but can't get no sound
The monitor, like most other monitors, doesn't have speakers. You're going to need speakers that you can connect to your xbox or just use headphones.
If you choose to go with speakers, then if you're on Xbox One, you can use the optical port to connect a soundbar for example.
If you're on the Series X/S, you'd need an hdmi extractor.
Yh as much as i love this monitor the lack of a 3.5mm jack means the only way to get sound out of xbox, ps5 and so on is through the controller.. you can also get something called a hdmi sound extractor but it doesnt seem to support 120hz so its pretty annoying all round
Some monitor 27" with a decent HDR and less 600 $? Benq ex2710r? Odissey g7? Thanks
Can I change the stand?
At almost the same price, would you recommend HP's Omen 25i over this if I'm a casual gamer and a student who'll use the monitor for research and media? The Omen is said to have some solid HDR and it's IPS, whereas the Mateview is 1440p and has better contrast
A VA panel will pretty much always have better contrast and an IPS panel will have better colours. Higher resolution will give you a bit more pleasing picture in terms of sharpness. Your choice should depend on what you want out of your displays. Most likely either would be just fine.
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What monitor would you recommend for ps5?
Hello ... dears, is that good for office work (Internet - Ms office ...)?
Sure. Then again, just for general office use, it might even be a bit overkill. But, if you feel like it's going to help you go for it.
Quality of this video is suprisingly good, good job! Would you consider this monitor if it was ~200$? It is currently on sale where i live and i thought about getting one, my previous pick was x27q from hp which is ~300$ here. Don't know if it's worth downgrading to the va panel for that diffrence.
For what kind of usage? For the use cases that I laid out in the video, definitely a decent option. As a competitive gaming display? I'd compare between your local market options and see if the specs really stack up well enough.
The HP x27q is a bit of a mixed bag from what I've read. Being an IPS panel, it should offer a bit better colour performance but the tests show different.
That's a really tough one. Since I don't know your specific market, I can't say what would be better but atleast in the EU, Asus has some similarly priced good options.
I got it off amazon yesterday via primeday offer, paid £189.99 love it so far, just set it up properly
hello, this screen interests me for my xbox series s, but having neither loudspeaker nor audio output how to have the sound ..?
You would need to either use headphones or external speakers with something like an HDMI splitter.
If you don't know about hdmi splitters, I recommend watching some youtube videos about it since it can get a little confusing.
Thank you for the great review.
My question is, is this monitor worth it for 270 euros? I want to replace my MSI optix g24c4 monitor which is 144hz FHD. I want a high refresh rate for FPS games plus a high resolution for the upcoming God Of War game. I would like to hear your opinion.
The biggest question with that is whether or not you can tell the difference between 4ms and a 1ms response time. I don't find 4ms that distracting in single player games (your God of War), but for me FPS games and a slower response time is noticeable.
Because of that, this one is working as my second monitor right next to my MSI MAG27c which I use for gaming.
That price does sound decent, but I could get better displays in my country (Finland) for around 300€. And Finland is pretty expensive when it comes to electronics, so I personally would look around a bit more.
Hi, apart from gaming, what else can this do? Can you use this for uni work ? etc
The display will work great for anything that isn't high end gaming. Except maybe professional level color grading. For uni work, it will be great.
What monitor would you recommend for a series x! The 4ms response time is not good for me as I play a lot of call of duty? Trying to find one that is 1440 with 1ms time
The Gigabyte M27Q has been topping the charts in 1440p pretty much everywhere. I think that one's worth taking a look at.
Thank you will have a look at that! Hearing good things about the Samsung odyssey G5 to!
Have you calibrated your monitor before? Sometimes that’s the problem with hdr
I don't have a calibrator but I did find a calibrated colour profile which improved the normal look of the monitor, but the HDR still looked like garbage. Recently I got a new monitor to test which was a calibrated OLED, so I went back and used it as a reference to calibrate this monitor and still, the HDR looked terrible.
In China it’s sold at about 220 euro and no tax. At that price range I can’t think of many other options.
Does it have a vesa mount?
Yup. 100 x 100
@@villerasku thanks dude
i can buy it at 260 euros. Should I ? I want it for university, mostly casual gaming and media
Mate view gt 27 vs msi optix g27cq4 ?
Hi, which full hd monitor 27 inches 144+ hz can you recommend? I mostly play games, youtube.
I can't really give a proper recommendation with just that information. I can have a quick look if you want, just send me a dm on Twitter.
hey bro i have a question fot you, you think this monitor works fine in a xbox series s?
I don't see any reason why you'd have a problem with it.
For playing rocket league and fifa, how would u say this works
If you're not super sensitive to the 4ms delay, it's not bad. Just compare it to others in your area to see if you can get similar or better specs for the same price.
dose it support ps4? i need an answer asap
You CAN use it with a ps4 but it doesn't have speakers so no easy audio out. Also it's not 4k so there's that.
@@villerasku i have a headset will it work? im willing to buy a pc after that will that effect the monitor?
@@ilahmq Headset working/not working isn't affected by the monitor you go for. It's a decent monitor for its price but depending on your market, I'm willing to be there are other better displays in the same price range unless this particular one is on sale.
This doesn't seem *quite* right, although you're definitely saying lot of right things in your observations. Let me elaborate.
First of all, there are NO real 1ms respond time monitors using standard panel types (TN/IPS/VA). It's a super common lie in monitor industry. Complete marketing BS. Only OLED's can kind of do it. So if monitor actually had a 4ms response time, it would be quite good actually. It would be a proper 240mhz capable panel, if overdrive is good.
Reason you feel this display is slow is because it's a regular VA panel, that is not from very latest Samsung VA line.
This means that it will likely have actual response time well past 7ms, even if the overdrive settings have been perfectly optimized (and they rarely are). That in turn means the panel does not respond fast enough at 144mhz. You can do this optimal response time calculation by doing 1000 / xxx hz your monitor is able to do.
In this case, that number is 1000/144=6.9444ms, which can be rounded up to 7ms. Any more than that will lead to ghosting trails with black and grey color transitions as the panel can't keep up with the refresh rate, which is the main weak point of VA technology, those new Samsung panels being the exception. Trying to use really harsh overdrive to improve the response time will lead to opposite problem, with bluish color overshoot artifacts instead, as you indicated.
This is why you will often find that a VA panel will work better at 120hz or 100hz than 144/165hz range, if you play around with the overdrive and that famous UFO test.
Now it costs around 200€ in my country,I am still thinking about it. I am not that hardcore of a gamer and I like the design. Any advice?
For that price it's a good grab for casual gaming and media stuff.
@@villerasku I am stuck between this one and the ASUS TUF VG27WQ . The one from Asus is like 10€ more expensive. Any advice in comparing these two? I have not really heard anything bad regarding the one from Asus but I know it is an older model.
@@villerasku Also thanks for responding
@@paungabriel9360 Personally, I'd rather go for the Asus. Specwise it's up to par and beyond the Huawei in pretty much anything. But, both seem to have reviews on sites like rtings for example, so check them out and see if that helps with your decision.
@@villerasku Thanks man for the advice,I will keep researching. Have a wonderful day!
Is this worth it for $270 USD ? Or AOC c32g2e for $180 USD? (1080p 32” 165hz) and I don’t do gaming. What do you recommend in my situation ?
Well if you're not doing gaming, the higher refresh rate (hz) isn't really doing much for you. Other than that those are two very different monitors at two very different price points. The Huawei is the superior monitor with its 1440p resolution and slightly better colors but whether or not that is worth 90$ is up to you.
Is this better than Samsung G5
I know this is a va screen. But how does it compare to ips?
As a panel technology? Ips usually has better colours, but va has better blacks. If you meant this monitor compared to ips in general? It's kind of a difficult comparison as there are good ips panels and bad ips panels, so depends on the monitor you want to compare it to.
@@villerasku well I have a 25" 25um 58p by lg next to my ips laptop. The LG monitor looks better than my laptop and they are both ips. Just wondering how would the gt 27 look beside the laptop as sometimes it can be off-putting if 2 screens look different side by side.
@@ninj47 Well laptop screens are even more impossible to say. Sorry, can't really provide you with an answer in this case. They'll most likely look different but you never know.
The website says it's 1.2 Display port but in the video you said it's 1.4?
There seems to be some conflicting info on that. Some sites say 1.2, some say 1.4.
In the end it doesnt really matter due to 1.2 supporting the specs of the monitor too.
I wish you would have mentioned some alternatives for the same range of price
That varies a lot with different markets having different displays for different prices. So, making a general "these are similarly priced" will only be true for some.
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Can it be used as secondary screen, just need to Watch movies and crypto while gaming on
Watch out. I purchased the 34" monitor In France. It broke down after 4 months. It was sent for repair, but I had to wait for 3 monhs and when I got it back, the screen was cracked due to poor packaging. Huawei broke the monitor but won’t replace it. This is how miserable their service is. Too bad, I should have picked up a more reliable brand which cares about his customers. Otherwise the product was OK, not that great and a little cheap, but in line with the price.
Im using it and it works great
You take too long pause man 😔
no numbers, no tables, didnt even show ufo test with OD
Haters....