Cheap Mini-LED Monitors Are Taking Over the Market

Finally, Mini-LED gaming monitors with a reasonable price tag! 576 zone full array local dimming, 160 Hz & 165 Hz and not much more expensive than a regular gaming monitor.

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[malithaw]

I would not have even heard of this brand if it weren't for your covering their products. Great work!

[OC.TINYYY]

VA+mini led looks so much better than an IPS mini led monitor. Native contrast of the VA panel makes a huge difference to blooming and dark detail when combined w/ mini led.

[fxarts]

interesting. seeing such cheap options makes me very optimistic about the whole mini led coming down in price a lot. hope it will be like how 4k came down in price a few years ago. super hyped for the mini led future!

[mwbeck]

I just found your channel not long ago (within a week). Your content is top notch and you have earned my subscription, Sir.

[ffh]

Thanks for the review. I almost bought this but the quirks with SDR is a dealbreaker for me. Here's hoping next gen models fixes this.

[CobiesTech]

Never heard of this brand, thanks for the very detailed information of this monitor and brand !

[DarkKnight]

Picked up the M27P20 Pro recently and so far I am very impressed by it!

[flxdrv]

I emailed KTC and said the firmware update to enable freesync with local dimming on would be available by april 16th

[GewelReal]

Fast, non-curved VA? 500+ zones? Under Shut up and take my money!

[Dianaranda]

Still waiting for a 32inch Oled or MiniLed at 144hz+ that does all this stuff at around 800ish€

[igavinwood]

Great overview. Thanks. I've been wondering for the last 2-3 years why the mini-LED tech hasn't hit the consumer market at a price point for the average user. It seems strange to me that the tech isn't being utillised while OLED is now becoming available at a cheaper price point. I'd love to see the mini-LED as a standard and for it to be available in sRGB and standard colour setting as the consumer would benefit from great picture quality and not be afraid of burn-in. But here's the question; will it? What will come first I wonder. OLED no longer suffering from burn-in or mini-LED at all picture/panel settings?

[Simon_Hawkshaw]

Thank you so much for this excellent review of this technology. It is very helpful and much appreciated.

[govip]

i was looking for a second affordable monitor and that sceptre one might be perfect. and since its a second monitor it doesnt need to be a good monitor so thanks for haveing that there cuz i might buy it

[cablestick]

I wouldn't have heard of these brands if it wasn't you. Thanks man!

[pressrepeat]

Think I’m going to buy the KTC one. It’s actually similar in price to the non-mini-LED gaming monitors with similar features, including 90W USBC for MacBook Pros.

[jasonnugent]

As a tech guy who’s been in the industry since the 80’s, .. the advances and improvements in technology is just mindblowing.

[rafaelcarreno]

Blooming doesn't bother me. I think this is the best alternative to OLED, without the high price, and many of the advantages.

[ygmr._.]

Awesome monitor!!may i ask whats the difference between this and the M27T20 except for the refresh rate?

[arsnosatu]

impressive review. keep up the good work.

[Haisezed]

is the KTC M27T20 fine for gaming considering the VA Panel or is there too much ghosting/smearing?