Note: This monitor features a subtle curve — not a fully curved display — in order to retain the premium IPS panel, which delivers significantly better color accuracy and clarity for gaming compared to VA panels typically used in full curved monitors.

🎮 New 24” Subtly Curved Gaming Monitor

Elevate your gaming experience with this 24-inch monitor. It features a 180Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time, ensuring smooth gameplay. The IPS-level color technology delivers vibrant visuals. FreeSync technology eliminates screen tearing. This ultra-thin design fits seamlessly into any setup. Connect via HDMI or DP.

📊 Key Features

·VESA Mount: Easy installation options.

·Works with PS5, Xbox, PC: Versatile compatibility.

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🛠️ Technical Specifications

The monitor boasts a Full HD resolution, making it ideal for detailed gaming. Its sleek design and connectivity options make it a must-have for gamers. Enjoy an immersive experience with this monitor, enhancing your gaming setup effortlessly.

Get the Best Performance from Your Monitor

How to Set the Refresh Rate to 180Hz

️ Important Notice Before You Start

To achieve 180Hz refresh rate, ALL of the following conditions must be met:

A 180Hz-capable monitor

A graphics card that supports 180Hz output

A DisplayPort (DP) or HDMI 2.0 / 2.1 cable (included or recommended)

Correct system and monitor settings

If any of these conditions are not met, the refresh rate may default to 60Hz or 120Hz.

Step 1: Use the Correct Cable

Recommended

DisplayPort (Best Choice) – Supports 180Hz easily

HDMI 2.0 / HDMI 2.1 – May support up to 180Hz depending on device

Not Recommended

HDMI 1.4

VGA / DVI

Tip: For the best gaming experience, we strongly recommend using DisplayPort.

Step 2: Set 180Hz on Windows PC

For Windows 10 / Windows 11

Right-click on the desktop

Select Display settings

Scroll down and click Advanced display

Choose your monitor

Click Refresh rate

Select 180Hz

Done! Your monitor is now running at 180Hz.

Step 3: Set 180Hz in Graphics Card Control Panel

NVIDIA Graphics Card

Right-click desktop NVIDIA Control Panel

Go to Change resolution

Select your monitor

Choose 1920×1080 / 2560×1440 (native resolution)

Select 180Hz

Click Apply

AMD Graphics Card

Right-click desktop AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition

Go to Display

Select your monitor

Set Refresh Rate to 180Hz

Step 4: Enable 180Hz in Monitor Menu (OSD)

Press the Menu button on the monitor

Go to Settings / Gaming Settings

Enable High Refresh Rate / Overclock / 180Hz Mode (if available)

Save and exit

Some models require manual activation of high refresh rate in the monitor menu.

Step 5: Console Users (PS5 / Xbox)

PlayStation 5

Supports up to 120Hz (hardware limitation)

Set path: Settings Screen and Video Video Output Enable 120Hz Output

Xbox Series X / S

Supports up to 120Hz

Set path: Settings General TV & Display Options Refresh Rate 120Hz

️ 180Hz is available on PC only. Consoles are limited to 120Hz.

Common Questions (FAQ)

Why is my monitor only showing 60Hz?

Incorrect cable used

Refresh rate not changed in system settings

Graphics card does not support higher refresh rates

Does higher refresh rate really matter?

Yes! Higher refresh rates provide:

Smoother motion

Faster response in games

Reduced motion blur

Better competitive gaming performance

Is 180Hz harmful to the monitor?

No. 180Hz is the native supported refresh rate of the monitor and is completely safe for long-term use.

Final Tip for Best Experience

Use DisplayPort Set refresh rate in Windows + GPU control panel Enable high refresh rate in monitor menu

If you need help, feel free to contact our customer support. We’re always happy to assist!

Enjoy ultra-smooth visuals with your high refresh rate monitor!