No-Nonsense GAMING MONITOR!!! - Pixio PX277 Pro
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
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Pixio was an unfamiliar brand to us, and their specs aren't too out of the norm, but the price is! You might lose some frills like other higher-end brands, but you get what you absolutely need, and it has a KVM!
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CHAPTERS
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0:00 - Who is Pixio?
0:51 - Unboxing and overview
2:36 - 1440p thoughts
3:15 - Stand impressions
3:33 - I/O ports
4:30 - Exterior impressions
5:23 - Display setup
5:55 - Colour and brightness information
6:30 - How does Pixio cut costs
6:55 - Video impressions
7:31 - Desk space impressions
7:47 - Bezel impressions
8:17 - G-Sync compatibility
8:45 - Exploring the OSD
10:00 - It has RGB!
10:26 - Gaming impressions
12:30 - Blur Busters' Test UFO
14:14 - Final thoughts 
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Looks like a really cool monitor. Must admit, the specs are pretty similar to the Dell I've had for a while but the USB C port is killer - could use it with a work laptop if you have one that charges by USB C
I've got one of LG's ultrawide 1440p monitors with a USB-C port and a hub in it. It's great with my macbook for work, one cable and I get power, keyboard, mouse, and ethernet (I have a gigabit USB3 dongle plugged in). My only gripe is there's no way to get the hub connected to anything other than the device on the USB-C port so it doesn't work as a usb switcher.
Dell has got more expensive options with USB-C as well, and the higher end models have a KVM switch as well. But this is a 165 Hz gaming monitor which also has a matte screen it seems. So I think it would perfectly double as an office monitor too. You really don't need portrait mode for that, especially if you have another screen that could do that trick.
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@@Luna-oh4tv and
The specs for this monitor are exactly like my dell 32inch I recently bought same refresh rate etc
Honestly, maybe a hot take, but I would prefer the three screws. Yes, it might not need them, but I like the peace of mind that the monitor is actually well supported. Realistically you are only going to assemble this thing a few times, so that extra hassle isn't a huge deal.
agree with you there... judging by the amount of likes you definitely not alone.
and for me, i just dont care because how many times are you going to screw it together :D 1 -2 times and that is it. so yea i dont care at all. But it looks nice, something i would buy if i did not have the LG 144hz 1440p monitor that i got on sale for 350
I mean, toolless doesn't necessarily mean less secure.
In this particular case what he's probably talking about are the monitor stands that have screws but the screws themselves have a little flip out piece of metal that you can use to move the screw with your fingers (and they're tight enough that they stay in place when not flipped up) and they still have the Phillips head so if you don't want to use the little handle or it's broken you're not screwed (ba-dum-tish)
Considering that Pixio is trying everything they can to send out a quality product at a very competitive cost, those kinds of screws were probably considered extraneous and unnecessary, so they cut them to cut costs a little.
So yes, while they're unnecessary, they're definitely not less secure.
@@CreativityNull Yeah I feel it was better to use the three screws and make it more secure than cheap out on a cheaper center screw and risk it not being secure enough.
@@CreativityNull I think they just meant that one screw for their very expensive monitor is a little scary mentally. I mean I know it is secure but every time I see it I think it's not gonna be enough
Thank you for doing a balanced overview. You were not trying too hard to make fun/joke about things and you were not overly serious. It was a good balance. Again, thanks!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I’ve been using pixio for years. I had their previous version of this monitor the p277x prime. Was a great 1440p 165hz monitor I got new for 240$. Then I upgraded gpu and now have the LG ultregear gn950 4k 144hz. But I love pixio. Hard to beat for the price and a great warranty
ive been trying to get my hands on that LG monitor but it is always sold out when i look. How is it?
@@hugh_janus121 I have the new 1440p version of that monitor (GP850-B) and it’s been great so far. Good color and brightness right out of the box and is better once you mess around with the settings and even fully calibrate it. It’s obviously not going to have the best blacks and will have some backlight glow because it’s IPS, but for the $400 I paid for it, it’s a great deal.
@@hugh_janus121 I own 27GP950 monitor (GN950 but with HDMI 2.1 support).
It's a great monitor (granted I upgraded from 1920x1200p 60Hz TN [Samsung T240] :D)
You can disable RGB (it only shows on "wake-up"), and it does have lock to "original aspect ratio" ;)
Main issues I have with it are blacks. It really can't do them dark enough, there is a "dark grey-ish" or "dark chrome-ish" look to them, regardless of brightness/contrast level set AND it get's worse as you go higher on brightness.
HDR is there, looks really nice on bright scenes, and sucks in dark[er] ones (but that's IPS for you).
Possibly not anti-refleflective (or anti-glare ?) enough on coating - in my case, white objects on desk (close to monitor itself) get reflected easily, but how much it effects you is up to your desk (ie. what's in frot of the monitor) and light environment you have.
Lastly, there is no "one mode to control all things". You ALWAYS drop some optinons to tweak (brightness/contrast/gamma/etc.), REGARDLESS of the mode you pick.
I use the non pro version of this monitor and I have to say, for the price I'm very happy with it. Only thing I'm missing is the stand height adjustment which this version seems to have now...
I have the same ans love it
That stand is horrible anyway so at least you can just get a decent Vesa mount stand quite cheap
The Pixio monitors are Vesa compatible, so you could always get another stand anyways.
In my opinion Pixio is the king of budget friendly cheap monitors. They’re not that high quality, but they’re not so cheaply made that they are just bad either.
Seems similar to the gigabyte M27Q, which was a monitor that went criminally under the radar for the first while it came out. Glad you guys caught this one
That's because the M27Q has a BGR sub pixel layout that fucks with text
The only issue with the gigabyte m27q is its BRG rather than RGB so some text and that can seem off. Not sure if this pixio is the same or not
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M27Q though honestly sucks because of its subpixel layout
@@thebadburrito1394 yes thats right . I went for the Gigabyte M32Q which doesn't have the problems and the display is better.
I have the p277x prime and I love this thing. 165hz for under $250. It makes me wish more monitor manufacturers would make quality budget alternatives like this that have high refresh rates, solid resolution and good colors.
I bought a Pixio PX329 about 2.5 years ago and I've loved it. Its the 32" 1440p 144hz base model and it's served me well since I bought it. I had some early problems with the screen blacking out during full screen gaming, but it must have been an Nvidia driver issue, because it went away on its own after some time. With a few settings tweaks, the picture and color quality are really nice and it was only $300 when I purchased it. Overall, I think Pixio has a real shot at being a hidden gem of a company for those who are willing to go find their products. Delivering high quality monitors at good prices is exactly what we need in the industry right now, so I hope Pixio keeps it up.
I have three of the PX277 Prime (triple monitor setup) and they are very good. I could see myself buying this model in the future just for the extra ports. Pixio is very under rated.
I bought a pixio a couple of years ago and I'm still impressed with the display. It has buttons for menu control which I hate, but once set it's done.
Same! I got an older version just as the pandemic was hitting. 2k at 95 hz for less than $300 was pretty awesome.
I just got this monitor in myself a few days ago and it was because of this review. This is my very first HDR, 1440p or high refresh rate monitor and so far I am very happy with it.
I've had a Pixio PXC243 for a couple years and it's been an absolutely lovely monitor for the price. Technically goes for $160, but I fairly regularly have seen it on sale for $140. 144hz, 1080p, and a pretty nice VA panel.
The last gen model of this monitor was on sale for $269 USD on amazon at the end of 2021 and I have been very happy with it especially for the price
i recently bought a lg gn27800(B) ultragear monitor, basically same specs(not sure if it has kvm) it does have slightly lower max brightness(i think 350) but so far im very happy with it, it isnt super great at darker scenes but overal pixel response time is great been really happy with it.
I HAVE THE 24" VERSION AND SAW THIS ON THEIR PAGE AND YOUS POST THIS LITERALLY THE NEXT DAY
This thing looks awesome. I like the kvm option since I work from home sometimes I can plug it into my gaming pc and switch to my work laptop via usb-c when I need to without switching cables all the time.
I've had a pixio px248 for a while and I'll say it's very nice for $170. You would like to see a better stand but for that price with no promo applied it's hard to beat. Also any interaction I've had with Pixio has been smooth and pleasant, definitely recommend this brand.
I got 2 Pixio PXC243 and I absolutly love them! They're not super expensive and the quality is superb, the only complain is the PS is on the end of the cord that plugs is so it's difficult to fit in a cable tray or even on a powerbar that doesn't have 2 rows
Damn. It feels like a monitor with all the gamer bells and whistles at a decent price. There’s a lot of ones with similar specs on the market at this price or cheaper, but this one seems to check every box
I went for the Pixio PX277 Prime late 2020 before getting a 5700 XT and building a gaming PC. Still using to this day and incredibly pleased with it, friend bought it too to play with a 3070 Ti. Only complaints are:
- first one ordered on Amazon UK just went missing and was marked as delivered. Amazon refunded and sent another one out immediately which was great.
- one of the two monitor stand screws arrived knackered but I’ve mounted it on a clamp as the Pixio stand is painfully low and takes up a lot of desk space!
Apart from that it’s a fantastic FreeSync QHD display, playing competitive and older games at 165fps!
Built in KVM is super duper cool. I wish my monitors had that for working from home.
with the mention of the 4:3 apext ratio I really hoped to see a gamecube with a GCHD or Carby hooked up with this monitor.
Right now I'm just really interested in a 1440p monitor at around 27" for my old consoles.
And it's the first time for me to see a monitor with USB-C so I also hoped to see more details on that.
I've noticed on a lot of monitors where the "chin" is up against the pixels (no bezel) then you get a lot of reflection off that chin.
I find it astounding how hard it is to find a monitor like this one. You know, a monitor with solid specs, not 240hz that you can't reach and .5ms you won't notice or any super high-end stuff, just 1440p, ~120hz, doesn't look like a toy. Loved it, really looking forward to get one (it will probably take a couple years since I live in Brazil but hey, one can hope...)
Solid, no frills. Feels like a monitor made by engineers instead of a marketing department. This is definitely one I will keep in mind.
pixio has been around fro some years now. Their price to performance has always been super amazing. I just never had the funds to be able to afford one unfortunately. Glad they finally made their way to LTT!
I gave up on monitors a while ago and got a 55" C1 instead. For the price, this might be a nice addition for stuff like designing my 3d prints and web browsing when I can't use my phone
My first 144hz monitor was a Pixio. Got a refurbished from eBay for $160. It was a steal, and it had G-Sync which wasn’t listed on the site.
I have the older model of this monitor, it's pretty good as well! Pixio is going to get return business from me in the coming years of they keep this up!
This looks like the perfect upgrade for me. I've got the MSI G27 curved monitor at 1080p and 165hz, and I want to move up to 1440.
This is actually really cool that it has USB c with power delivery!
I love when short circuit and ltt do sponsored vids bc they always feel 100% organic and they always tell you the cons that come with the pros, even if small
I think the big lesson is that most products are "just fine" and if something checks the boxes it'll probably be alright.
Yet they don’t do real world testing for ghosting or response time they just say oh looks good 👍. Channels with a fraction of their size do much more testing and actually compare it to other monitors in the same bracket. The spin off LTT channels are lazy.
@@7ngel since this channel was made for just unboxing style first impressions videos not full blown reviews lol
Is your comment sponsored? Holy heck. The majority of sponsored videos are awful "half-reviews" that only hype up the good and do as much to ignore the bad or avoid proper testing. They literally just did a sponsored video on a projector that they did no testing with aside from claiming it "feels good" and completely skimmed over the 1 year warranty as if that is an normal or acceptable warranty period for a $2200 projector.
@@sophieosu that’s no excuse, you can’t gauge a product without testing it. This type of laziness is unbox therapy tier.
I have a Pixio portable monitor. It's a really good monitor. I run emulated games on it with my Raspberry Pi 400. Glad to see them expanding.
I am honestly quite impressed by this monitor. It's exactly what I'm looking for. 1440 with decent refresh rate and at least 60+ PD USB-C for my macbook. All of that for a very good price. It's only missing the ultrawide aspect but I could deal with it. I'm definitely gonna consider it.
The USB C is really useful for laptops, sounds nice, would love to have it on more monitors
The Labels thing is a really good point. It costs like a penny to make a sticker that has the right info, and it'd be super helpful.... I wish they all had good labels in the back.
I have the PX329, and I love it to bits
"... can avoid buying a 300 nit monitor" I mean in SDR world I calibrate my monitors to the 120 nit standard anyway, and even that is usually a bit too bright, so sometimes I drop them down to 90 nits. 300 or 400 nits would cause massive eyestrain and headaches for me unless I was like using these outdoors. =/
This has literally solved my problem, I needed a gaming and work monitor, most gaming monitors only have PD up to 10w.
Just so you know, if you play and stream on the same card, for Nvidia with NVENC it means it has no impact on gaming performance since NVENC is extra dedicated hardware.
AMD does too actually, you just don't hear much about it because it typically doesn't work as well. It's the same concept on AMD as their cores dedicated to OpenCL (vs Nvidia'S proprietary CUDA) and they keep the whole thing open source so software that implements it (There are plugins for OBS that do utilize it very well with no noticeable performance impact.) is all community driven.
Honestly though, I miss having shadowplay for doing clips. I don't stream, but AMD's answer to shadowplay is lower quality and honestly the interface is so clunky I haven't figured out how to get it to save clips with a keybind like shadowplay does. Granted I do like not having to have an account to use what should be completely offline software lol. I'll figure it out eventually I just haven't sat down and given a lot of focus on it, but I didn't have to for shadowplay IIRC.
Having your streaming program running and rendering your scene with overlays and such along with any other programs you might have open in the background does still take resources away from your game even if your encoding with nvenc or any other dedicated hardware encoder.
I don't know where you heard that but it's not true. Using NVENC reduces the core performance as there's still some processing being done that isn't just the video encoding. If you're livestreaming, most software use your GPU for compositing the scene. Even ShadowPlay reduces your in-game performance a little.
6:06 kind of amazing how he was of by 1 digit in the color specs
I’ve always wondered, when will we see more DisplayPort 2.0 monitors? As for the monitor brand, my little brother actually got another one of their monitors a few years ago. It’s seemingly been serving him well since.
not until late '22 or '23 or when ever AMD and nvidia decide they can't milk current gen cards anymore and announce the next gen cards.
When the display resolutions and refresh rates require it.
@@sirmonkey1985 So basically whenever the RTX 4000 series drops.
@@sirmonkey1985 Maybe a little earlier as I think Intel confirmed DP 2.0 on their upcoming GPUs.
@@AusSkiller So DP 2.0 is happening this year, cool.
I really like this guy as a presenter. He does a great job not being silly but being competent and interesting.
I've had the px277 prime for a year and it's been great for the money. I went to a 240hz for fps games tho
This video is somewhat calming lol.
I think pixio is doing a great job of getting good panel and fine functions.
In the market for replacement monitors. These are on my list now.
I would absolutely looove a monitor with a built-in KVM! This definitely looks interesting. Would prefer 16:10 to make it better for work, but I have barely seen any ~28-inch 2560x1600 monitors for some reason.
Pixio pretty much known for its value at this point, one of those that get the under $300 well
I have the Pixio New PX277 from a few years back and it's pretty good for the price. I paid $360 for mine. There are better monitors out there but they also cost more. I'm happy with mime.
Very good video, well done.
I'm really liking this! I've been hunting a monitor like this that comes without horrid "gamer" design.
Edit - Can't get in the EU.. ._,
I have 2 Gigabyte M27Q monitors. they have the built in KVM. If you're working form home, it's pretty damn neat so you can just use one KB+M for both PC's.
I have a Pixio at home! A 1440p display with a weird 95Hz refresh rate. I got it cheap and I am really happy with it!!
Great review. And this monitor reminded me of Samsung G3 Odyssey which is around 17k RS (Around 230 Dollar)
Wish I had the many ports like in this pixio
I have the PXC277. It has been great so far. No dead pixels and excellent color. I paid 299.99 for a 1440p monitor.
Its 239.99 on amazon right now... cus i just bought it LOL i was hiping to find some reviews over the pxc277
I've had a pixio for a couple years and I really like it. Definitely recommend them
Got a 1440p 155hz vfr Dell monitor in 2019 for $320, would have expected these to be like $250 by now, stupid supply shortages. Glad I pulled the trigger when I did.
It seems like the cast on shortcircuit have so much fun
Reminds me of the Qnix days. I'm still running my qnix, lol.
I love pixeo, used one for the last 2 years before it broke (I broke it, screen got damaged due while I was working on my desk) I would've bought another one if the one I wanted had next day prime shipping available when I needed it.
Really enjoying seeing Plouffe, I think hes becoming a better host all around.
I get so jealous every time they plug something to test into that PC. I love the gold, one of the only prebuilt I would ever buy… if I could afford it.
No, we don't make monitors. Yes, it's spelled the same way.
-Pixio Limited, the mobile game company
Nice little plug there
So a Pixio X Pixio collab is out of the question? 👀💧#WeLoveKevin
@@Pixiogaming but I would be cool
I bought the p248 prime s and couldn’t be happier
Still looking for a monitor with 2 usb c and each support DP, power delivery, and kvm. So I can switch input signal together with keyboard and mouse. And, with 1G ethernet cable!
Probably using the same panel as is in the LG UltraGear 27"/1440p/165Hz, which is also used in the Dell S2721DGF. The rest of the specs look pretty similar. The Dell can FREQUENTLY be had for $280-300. I have two of them, and they're great.
i recommended this monitor a while ago for someone and it was good what what i heard.
Pixio is pretty underrated for monitors. You can always swap out the stand since it's Vesa compatible anyways.
Nice looking monitor. Unfortunately they don't sell in my country. It seems similar to my AD27QD. I loved see you using a video from Virtual Japan to test HDR capabilities. I do the same, their videos are really colorful and withal superb quality, on my OLED they're simply gorgeous.
Interesting first preview, it I feel I’d want a deep dive on a product coming out of nowhere to know more on image quality.
Pixio has been around for decades, just not so much in US market. They are solid.
Just got This monitor and besides the stand who i dont care because i got a arm for monitor , this is the best money can buy .
I got the HP X27q for 270. It's also 1440p, 165 Hz, 1ms response and has FreeSync Premium.
Love how when he finds something wrong, he always says that's its fine.
I'm looking for a new monitor and this seems to be the perfect video! Thanks!
David walking into best buy like Ron Swanson telling the employees you know more than them.
Got the Pixio PX7P a couple years ago based on Hardware Unboxed recommendation. Great monitor with top tier specs at the time for $200 less than competitors but comes at the cost of a cheap monitor stand. Don’t forget to register online for a two year warranty
If you're in the United States, I think you're covered whether you register or not. I heard there is a law requiring manufacturers to honor warranties regardless of registration. Worth looking into.
A $25 monitor arm will be better than any stand that comes with a monitor anyways
It looks like a cool monitor but I do agree with the legs taking up too much space.
This is a Gigybyte M27Q with a different label on it for the same price. Except for the colour coverage. Like, literally even the screen Menu has a different skin but apart from that, all the menu items are the same.
Had my pixio monitor for a while now. Imo best bang for buck monitors out there.
I use 2 monitors in vertical mode for work you never know what is most efficient until you try! WINDOWS PLEASE ADD SNAPPING SUPPORT FOR PORTRAIT MODE.
This monitor is amazing
The 'boy' got me 😂😂
I've got a Pixio PX248 for $170 US a year ago. No complaints.
The price tag is reasonable. The prize tag 😯
Honestly what I care about most in a monitor is how color accurate it is which unfortunately many gaming monitors are not the best at. If it's right refresh rate gaming monitor vs color accurate studio monitor with 60 hz...
If colour accuracy is really important, then it’s worth getting a SpyderX or something similar and calibrating one of these wide gamut high refresh monitors yourself. It’s what I did - my own ICC profile, User mode which is calibrated for my work and content viewing, and then chuck it in FPS mode for when I’m playing Valorant and I don’t *want* accurate colours but instead overly vibrant ones so I can notice enemies quicker. This is with an Asus XG27UQ (4K 144hz)
The Asus monitor I'm using right now is 1440p and can run at 120hz with 10-bit colour. After calibration it has a deltaE average of 0.8 and a maximum of less than 2.
that monitor is identical to the MSI OPTIX brand, i mean within 10% difference lol. But i cant hate, i have 2 32" Curved 1440P from msi and i love them!
similar specs and pricing with the current monitor I'm using : Lenovo Legion Y27q-20 (freesync and gsync supported)
I've got the Pixio PX7 Prime. Very Similar 1440 @165hz but no type C or USB Hub. Very good monitors but the firmware isn't awesome. I wish the HDR function worked better but that's more of a windows fault. But Pixio seems to be a good brand, I'm happy with it and it'll run at full 10 bit color without DSC
The PX7 Prime is in no way capable of HDR despite the branding, like pretty much every other monitor in this price class. It's not just a Windows thing, low color volume + low brightness + no local dimming means not capable of HDR. Look at any professional review of that monitor or any similarly priced one, HDR it ain't
@@kendokaaa Not true HDR but can process the signaling for it which helps in some situations. The issue I have is the washed out windows 10 nonsense from lack on color pallet switching. Works fine on everything else (such as an xbox or 4K HDR player) though. More then 450nits isn't necessary anyways. I know its not a really HDR display though. I also have a bright room its in so true black level isn't really a thing anyways but thanks for pointing it out.
Paused the video to go check out Virtual Japan and I'm back 2 hours later. So beautiful.
That is pretty impressive
I got a 32 inch 1440p ultragear for $250 from Walmart in early December. It had the sub 1ms ips panel and 165 hz as well.
This isn't a great deal.
This monitor reminds me of mine that I'm using right now (Gigabyte Aorus AD27QD). 27", bezels/frame/stand very very similar, same resolution, the menu navigation (the nipple on mine is centered under the logo).. The pixio has higher brightness, more ports, higher refresh rate (165 vs 144). Mine has displayport 1.4 instead of 1.2, & more screen modes. Idk about some of the other stuff (response time/colours). Mine was $700 cdn in 2019. The pixio is around $465 cdn for a straight usd to cdn conversion.
Hopefully Pixio does well and contiues to make more monotors that are cheaper than the competition and good :D
Since it's designed for gamers the blur when swinging your camera too fast isn't bad. You go by muscle memory anyway.
However I do jitter with my mouse sometimes, but that is just annoying for spectators.
Worst case of screen tearing I've ever seen was Portal 1 with the vsync off holy crap
in UK we have Pixio monitors but they're rebranded as "electriQ" I have a 27' 1440p 165hz HDR1000 KVM monitor that cost me $220 new. It's crazy
I have the pixio px277 prime and they seem basically the same but just better stand. my chin bezel seems smaller though.
darn this is really at that price with all those features sadly the brand is not available here in Asia we do have a one like this with similar specs called SANC 27 inch IPS 180HZ 1MS 1440P Monitor and is advertised with up to 550Nits can't seem to find a review though.
I just can't agree, that that nipple navigation is okay. I have an LG, that's horrible to manage, due to that also being the on/off button. It takes forever, to shut it down and is very error prone due to the menu.
This seems exactly what I want to replace my 24” TN 1080p monitor
Picked up 277pro on ebay for $140 free shipping, off an auction. Great colors!