
The HP Omen Game Monitor will become your most powerful weapon during a frantic gaming tournament. The gorgeous 27" screen size screen with a matt anti-reflective surface will enhance your concentration. You will especially appreciate the brilliant 165 Hz refresh rate and a response of just 1.8ms which gives the action just the time it needs for exhilaration.
The QHD high-resolution TN widescreen display offers a brilliant spectacle and a perfectly sharp picture in every detail with support for displaying up to 16.7 million colours. Because of the high dynamic contrast ratio of 10,000,000:1 the display ensures a deeper black, a brighter white and more vivid colour reproduction.
HP Omen boasts a high refresh rate of 165Hz, which is twice as high as standard monitors. Because of this, you can enjoy a smoother game play, a sharper display of objects and cleaner details. Each faster action is rendered sharply and gives you room for a reflective response.
NVIDIA G-Sync technology synchronises the monitor's refresh rate with the graphics card with minimal delay, ensuring a perfectly smooth image without tearing or blurring. This allows you to instantly respond to on-screen events and gain a significant advantage over your opponents when playing games.
With two HDMI and DisplayPort ports, you can plug in all your multimedia devices to ensure you transfer high-definition content. Along with the three USB connectors, you'll have all the connectivity you need to connect modern players, consoles, cameras, and more. HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB cables are included in the package.
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