Monday, July 18th 2022

NZXT Release Canvas QHD Monitors Designed for Gamer's Needs

NZXT, a community-driven provider of PC hardware, software, and services, today announces the Canvas QHD Monitors, designed to strike a balance between high resolutions and high frame rates. It adds to any setup with size, color, and mounting options, for an improved gaming experience. Canvas invites gamers to explore their favorite game worlds in vivid detail while enjoying smooth and responsive performance. These monitors hit the sweet spot with support for 1440p resolution, a 165 Hz refresh rate, and AMD FreeSync Premium support.

Two monitors will be exclusively available from NZXT: The Canvas 27QHD, and 32QHD Curved. They nicely complement an existing PC setup with the choice to ship with a compact stand or VESA mount, and a bezel-less design for an edge-to-edge image. Designed with NZXT's iconic style, Canvas compliments NZXT's award-winning PC builds, components, and suite of peripherals. Canvas monitors feature NZXT CAM support, which allows users to set up custom profile settings to adjust visualization settings based on time of day and type of game.
Canvas QHD Features
  • 1440p resolution, HDR 10, 165 Hz refresh rate, 1 ms response time, supports AMD FreeSync Premium
  • Anti-glare allows for versatility in high or low-light spaces
  • Two options available for mounting—a compact stand and VESA 100x100
  • Flicker-free display with low blue light means less eye strain
  • Canvas 32QHD monitors feature 1500R curvature - 20% greater curvature than the standard (1800R), improving wraparound immersion
  • Enhanced customization options in NZXT CAM—create custom profiles for games and times of day
Color Options:
  • Black
  • White
Pricing:
Canvas Monitor & Stand
  • 27Q Black: $359.99
  • 27Q White: $379.99
  • 32Q Curved Black: $429.99
  • 32Q Curved White: $449.99
Canvas Monitor Only
  • 27Q Black: $319.99
  • 27Q White: $339.99
  • 32Q Curved Black: $379.99
  • 32Q Curved White: $399.99
Monitor Arm
  • Single Arm: $99.99
  • Dual Arm: $169.99
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28 Comments on NZXT Release Canvas QHD Monitors Designed for Gamer's Needs

#26
Minus Infinity
So sick of just hearing about garbage gaming monitors. Loser companies that thinks the world revolves around gamers.
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TheLostSwede
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Minus InfinitySo sick of just hearing about garbage gaming monitors. Loser companies that thinks the world revolves around gamers.
NZXT is technically a company built around catering to gamers, so maybe the wrong company to bash.
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#28
TheDeeGee
kongaLG is making one with their W-RGB OLED technology. From TFTCentral: tftcentral.co.uk/news/lg-display-latest-panel-development-plans-june-2022


Note that "HDR400 True Black" is a very different certification from regular HDR400. It's the same certification that the QD-OLED monitor has. (so, it should be good)

I would prefer a 4K one, but 27" 1440p has close to the same pixel density as 42" 4K, which they're already doing with the C2. So perhaps it is too difficult to achieve a higher level of pixel density for now with WRGB and they're sticking with around 100 - 110.
That's good to know, but may be taking too long.

I will probably go IPS for one last time, and upgrade my EIZO CX240 with the EIZO CS2731.

It's the only brand i trust with the image quality really, i been using EIZO for 15 years now.
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