24” Curved 180Hz Gaming Monitor
Built for Smooth, Competitive Play
Experience ultra-fluid motion, immersive visuals, and serious gaming performance — all in one sleek curved display.
Immersive Curved Viewing
The 1800R curved screen wraps around your field of view, pulling you deeper into the action. Whether you're gaming, streaming, or working, the curve reduces eye strain and keeps you focused.
24” Full HD (1920×1080)
Wider, more natural viewing angle
Perfect for FPS, racing, and esports titles
Ultra-Smooth 180Hz Performance
Say goodbye to blur and screen tearing.
With a 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time, every frame stays sharp and fluid — even during fast camera movement and high-speed gameplay.
Smoother motion than standard 60Hz/75Hz monitors
Ideal for competitive gaming
AMD FreeSync supported for tear-free visuals
IPS Color & Wide Viewing Angles
Enjoy vivid colors and consistent clarity from almost any angle.
IPS panel technology
178° wide viewing angle
Near-borderless design for a modern setup
VESA 75×75mm mount support
Easy Connectivity
Plug in and play with multiple devices.
HDMI + DisplayPort inputs
Works with PC, laptop, and gaming consoles
Built-in speakers for basic audio
In the box:
DisplayPort cable, HDMI cable, power adapter, user manual
How to Enable 180Hz (Important)
To run at 180Hz, your setup must include:
• A PC graphics card that supports 180Hz
• DisplayPort (recommended) or HDMI 2.0/2.1 cable
• Refresh rate set correctly in system settings
Otherwise, the monitor may default to 60Hz or 120Hz.
Windows Setup
Windows 10/11:
Desktop Right-click Display Settings Advanced Display Select Monitor Choose 180Hz
Graphics Card Panel
NVIDIA:
NVIDIA Control Panel Change Resolution Select 1920×1080 180Hz Apply
AMD:
AMD Software Display Set Refresh Rate to 180Hz
Monitor Menu (OSD)
Some models require enabling high refresh rate in the monitor menu:
Menu Settings / Gaming High Refresh Rate / 180Hz Mode On
Console Users
PS5 & Xbox Series X/S support up to 120Hz (console limit).
180Hz is available on PC only.
FAQ
Why is my monitor showing only 60Hz?
You may be using the wrong cable, or refresh rate isn’t set in system settings.
Does 180Hz make a difference?
Yes — smoother motion, less blur, faster reaction time in games.
Is 180Hz safe?
Yes. 180Hz is the monitor’s native supported refresh rate.
Final Tip
For the best experience:
Use DisplayPort + Set 180Hz in Windows & GPU settings + Enable high refresh rate in monitor menu.







