G32P Honeycomb

I got a reply back from the Amazon seller and it is (or they claim to be) official Kuycon. I’m interested in the monitor but it’s like can you really risk it for $2000+…

They both had the same issue. But easy return policy with proof of defect for the Kuycon. I ended up trying another 5k 27 inch, the RichVision 200 Pro Max… huge mistake! The worst monitor uniformity I ever seen. Been in a dispute with the seller and Alibaba for a month now and settled for a 35% refu

The Kuycon monitors can be hit or miss, but they have a really good return policy. I ordered 2 G27P, and both had issues with the panel uniformity. I ended up giving up. One side was cool/blue and the other side warm/yellow. It's a very good-looking monitor, sharp and clear, but it just might take a

I didn't want to settle for 27". Apple doesn't make a 32" display and the one that they did make had a ludicrous price tag. I considered the Kuycon monitors but they are $500 more and I was uneasy about the outlets and support. The price from B&H for the Asus was $1,299 plus tax.

There are other 32"/6k and 27"/5k monitors besides the Apple ones. LG, Asus for example. Asus has a 27"/5k that does >120Hz out now, MSI/LG to follow. Asus/LG have 32"/6k monitors out now. I got the Kuycon through Amazon, but I came to me damaged, so I was able to return it. If you go the Kuycon rou

I just received mine yesterday. If I knew what I know now, I would just be waiting for the LG 32U990A , the Acer PE320qxt, or the Asus PA32QCV in that order. My main gripes: - Out of the box, the right-hand side of the screen (roughly 300px) was glitching out. I tried different cables and buggered a

The variety of reviews for this monitor just show really bad side of Kuycon which is super unstable quality which in connection with questionable long term support makes it big no-go