Tested by IMartz
Gigabyte GO27Q24
Limited 1440p 240 Hz QD-OLED implementation, with a metal stand and no annoying bugs.
PanelQD-OLED
A glossy surface. Reflections tend to look more defined; avoid windows or lights facing the screen.
This monitor is identified as a QD-OLED variant with reduced features. Check its specific limitations before comparing it with other QD-OLED monitors.
IMartz verdict
Pros
- QD-OLED with cutbacks, but affordable.
- Dedicated Adobe RGB mode.
- Good metal stand, 15 W USB-C and OLED Anti-Flicker.
Things to consider
- Limited HDR experience and brightness.
- Grayscale factory calibration is not bad, but could be better
A good fit if…
- Those who want a 240 Hz QD-OLED without spending much.
- Multimedia and gaming in a dark room.
Consider another option if…
- You need constant full-screen brightness above 210 nits.
- You want a complete HDR experience.
- A standard QD-OLED costs 40-50 euros more.
Measurements and specifications
IMartz test results. See each section for the measurement conditions.
Display and format
SDR performance
Color, brillo, contraste y comportamiento básico fuera de HDR.
HDR performance
Brillo pico, volumen de color, EOTF y experiencia HDR real.
Test note · EOTF tracking
Good within its limits, with deviations from 25% APL upward as usual
OLED brightness
Datos específicos de brillo en OLED, APL y desbloqueos relevantes.
Response time and PC gaming
Overdrive, tiempo de respuesta, overshoot, VRR e input lag.
PS5 and consoles
Compatibilidad con VRR, ALLM y resoluciones permitidas.
4K 60 Hz
OLED characteristics
Subpíxel, claridad de texto, protecciones y limitaciones del panel.
Connectivity
Entradas de vídeo, USB-C, KVM, hub USB y extras de conexión.
Stand, mounting and extras
Calidad física, ergonomía, VESA y detalles destacables.
Photos and test results
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Alternatives
Other options, each with its own specifications and test results.
