TCL 25” G64 Series FHD HDR QD-Mini LED Gaming Monitor, 300Hz Refresh Rate, LD180 Precise Dimming Series, HDR600 Brightness, 1ms, AMD FreeSync - 25G64

By default, it has a punchy vibrant color profile but if that's not up to your liking, the sRGB mode is more faithful to an accurate color display. The photos was taken with Local Dimming to High and the Original color profile. I really like what this panel has to offer, I wish the IPS bleed was managed a little better but for the price, I can't really complain or give it much thought and local dimming makes most of it not very noticeable. After all, it's more of a lotto thing than a manufacturer defect, not all IPS are made the same. 300 hz is pretty nice, the improved fluidity and motion clarity from 144 hz is appreciated and the jump from 60 hz will be stunning, trust me. Out of the box, this serves people well. Though to note I DID have to set Local Dimming from Standard -> High. 60 hz (in Windows) -> 300 hz. The response time is VERY surprising, TCL is oddly very honest on the spec sheet while most panel manufacturers lie (1ms -- being only GtG). On Fastest, there's barely any discernable overshoot and it's the first time I'd say I would gladly use the fastest setting on a monitor cause most gaming monitor will grossly overshoot causing inverse ghosting. One last thing to note, MANY 240-300hz monitors suffered from poor angles, darkening when slightly leaning but the effect on this monitor is greatly diminished. It makes me happy to hold out and return many monitors for this one. All in all, I think this is a real heavy hitter in the 1080p monitor market. For the $200 USD, it's a fair contender. For $150, you shouldn't even look at the competition. It wins by default.