As far as gaming monitors go, the HP Omen 27" performs incredibly well with a gorgeous display that's crisp and fluid, and it has a few nifty features as well. However, it's also a bit expensive for what it is.

Vibrant 1440 display; Impressive response time; overclocking to 165Hz; G-Sync enabled

Difficult to navigate menus; Color banding in shadows; Weird placement of buttons and ports

Came in with a dead pixel. Good thing Amazon has a great return policy. Other than that, the screen has an extremely weird and annoying glare. Ruined the point of having 1440P for me, not enjoying to look at.

do not buy this, huge waste of my money

its bright

flickers all the time, ive hooked up numerous sources do it, at varying fps; all have notable flicker I tried calling hp but im put on hold, then the line dies

I've been keen to try a monitor that uses the Nvidia G-sync, and after moving from the AMD freesync I can honestly say I wouldn't look back, the graphics for gaming are second to none provided you have a system powerful enough to run the monitor to its limit.

4 stars

When thinking about HP, the first though is about serious business workstations or, inevitably, printers. But HP also makes gaming laptops and screens. No wonder they created a different brand for the gaming products, with the ominous (sorry) name Omen.