Tested by IMartz
Titan Army P2710S
27-inch 1440p 240 Hz IPS with a light matte finish, good color gamut coverage, VRR and very capable PS5 compatibility for its price.
PanelIPS
This monitor is listed as supporting variable refresh rate on PS5. See the console section for supported resolutions and refresh rates.
IMartz verdict
Pros
- 27-inch 1440p at 240 Hz at a very aggressive price.
- Wide color gamut and very good factory calibration for its class.
- Well-functioning VRR and very capable PS5 compatibility.
Things to consider
- Basic construction with plenty of plastic, although the stand is still adjustable.
- Adequate brightness and contrast, but not class-leading.
- Nominal HDR, without enough brightness or contrast for a serious HDR experience.
A good fit if…
- Those seeking an inexpensive 1440p 240 Hz monitor.
- Competitive or general gaming without spending too much.
- Users who prioritize smooth motion, decent color and good compatibility over premium finishes.
Consider another option if…
- You want premium build quality or an especially sturdy stand.
- You want real HDR or good contrast for dark scenes.
- You prefer the best possible response time at 240 Hz.
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
HDR Auto tracks midtones quite well but lifts shadows because of the panel's black level. Highlights clip at the brightness ceiling: it accepts HDR, although the visual improvement over SDR is limited.
Response time and PC gaming
Overdrive, tiempo de respuesta, overshoot, VRR e input lag.
PS5 and consoles
Compatibilidad con VRR, ALLM y resoluciones permitidas.
1440p 120 Hz
Connectivity
Entradas de vídeo, USB-C, KVM, hub USB y extras de conexión.
Stand, mounting and extras
Calidad física, ergonomía, VESA y detalles destacables.
HDR notes
HDR Auto tracks midtones quite well but lifts shadows because of the panel's black level. Highlights clip at the brightness ceiling: it accepts HDR, although the visual improvement over SDR is limited.
Photos and test results
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Colour gamut and accuracy
Grayscale and gamma
Brightness and uniformity
Luminance and EOTF
Colour gamut and accuracy
Response time, motion and latency
Alternatives
Other options, each with its own specifications and test results.
