HP unveiled seven X-series gaming monitors in a variety of sizes, resolutions and panel types. Some models offer concave screens. The novelties are ready to offer a high refresh rate, low response rate, nice design and, more importantly, competitive prices. The manufacturer will start shipping some monitors this month, the rest will be on sale until October this year.
The 27-inch X27 is available in two versions. The former offers 1080p resolution and is priced at $ 260 by the manufacturer, the latter, called the X27q, has a resolution of 1440p and is priced at $ 340. Both new items are built on IPS-matrices with a polling rate of 165 Hz and a response of 1 ms. Resolution aside, both displays are visually very similar. They have thin bezels on three sides and are equipped with adjustable stands that allow you to adjust the height, tilt and swivel angles of the screens. For those who do not use standard stands, the manufacturer has provided a VESA mount.
The monitor displays includes one DisplayPort 1.4 and HDMI 2.0, as well as audio connectors. Almost every presented monitor model has a peak luminance of 400 cd / m 2 . In addition, the X27q, as well as the X32 and X34 discussed below, are HDR 400 compliant, AMD FreeSync Premium technology compliant, and NVIDIA G-Sync compatible.
The 31.5-inch HP X32 Monitor with 1440p resolution and the same specs as the X27q will go on sale this month. The difference is that the display stand does not allow you to adjust the angle of rotation and tilt of the screen. This model is priced at $ 390. The HP X34 ultra-wide 34-inch model, priced at $ 460, will be on sale in September. The aspect ratio of this novelty is 21: 9, and the resolution is 3440 × 1440 pixels.
The company will launch three models of 1500R curvature concave monitors in October. They will get the same characteristics as flat models, as well as a similar set of external interfaces. However curved new items will use VA-matrix with a peak brightness 350 cd / m 2.
The curved 27-inch model X27c with 1080p resolution is priced by the manufacturer at the same $ 260 as the regular flat one. The 1440p version of the X27qc is priced at $ 10 more than the flat model at $ 350. The X32c, with a 31.5-inch curved screen and 1080p resolution, was priced at $ 310.
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