M27Q

Gigabyte

M27Q

85 positive 5 neutral 18 negative

Based on 108 Reddit mentions

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Horizontal lines slowly started appearing on my GIGABYTE M27Q X 27 Monitor just after 5 months.

The whole M27Q X line up is defective, they have even discontinued it. The service centre person said that even if my monitor get fixed, the lines are gonna appear sooner again. Also I just couldn't wait till RMA, so went ahead and bought LG since the brand is more reliable. From what I've heard fro

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notLenz in r/gigabyte

July 8, 2026 2:34 PM

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Horizontal lines, visible at 60Hz, flicker at 240Hz on M27Q X

My M27Q X started doing this too a few days ago, wondering if it's cooked as well. I wonder if other similar monitors have this problem, since when I bought this monitor a few years ago, I saw people talking about how gigabyte isn't the best brand for monitors. I wonder if that's related.

Elibrius in r/gigabyte

July 4, 2026 1:57 PM

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My new rig

Hey it’s not my problem or just a thing of going outside to touch some wood 🪵haha. There is a lot of post of gigabyte monitors failing (dead pixels, panel failures, gf27f and m27q broken over a year of use, g24f2 also broken ), so its something concerning. If giga products are good in general someth

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Extra-Translator5187 in r/gigabyte

April 20, 2026 7:21 PM

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Looking for a monitor but there always seems to be an issue

My M27Q X was near perfect... Till it died of bad voltage handling (manufacturer issue) and my warranty was denied. Now Im stuck with a worse viewing angles better response time Asus. Tried 3 monitors this is the best of the bunch with similar specs. Yup you can't win with everything in monitors.

LupoBiancoU in r/buildapcmonitors

February 22, 2026 7:48 PM

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Gigabyte should stop making monitors.

then what's the difference between reputated company like Gigabyte and chinese company like KORUI .... I know they import panel from Samsung or someone else .. but the backlight bleed or glow is fully due to their manufacturing process .. Do you remember G24 lineup issue ?? M27Q is suppose to be hig

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YoghurtForward in r/gigabyte

March 27, 2026 1:55 PM

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