Monday, November 6th 2023

Titan Army Gaming Monitors Start Selling in the US

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Titan Army is a Chinese gaming monitor brand that's been making waves in Asia due to their incredible value for the features on offer. The company uses Fast IPS and curved VA panels to offer resolutions and refresh rates from a segment above, at a given price range. The brand is now making inroads to the US market, and is now available on Amazon. The company dipped its toes into the US market with three well priced monitor models.

At the top, is the B0CKVPB31C, a 32-inch curved 16:9 monitor with WQHD (2560 x 1440 pixels) resolution, 144 Hz refresh rate, 95% DCI-P3 coverage, 1500R curvature, and support for AMD FreeSync Premium Plus. All this, for $299. At the same price, the company is also selling the B0CKVL7KMZ, a 27-inch flatscreen monitor with the same WQHD resolution as its 32-inch curved sibling, but with faster 180 Hz refresh rate using a Fast IPS panel. For under $200, the company is selling the B0CKVL38N5, a 24-inch flatscreen with Full HD (1920 x 1080) resolution, but with 100 Hz fresh rate using a Fast IPS panel. All three models are now available on Amazon, some regions could see a checkbox coupon that shaves $20 to $40 off.

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15 Comments on Titan Army Gaming Monitors Start Selling in the US

#1
AusWolf
What I first read was "The army starts selling gaming monitors in the US". I guess I need my coffee. :roll:
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#2
dj-electric
I was expecting lower prices out of a nobody-brand. Top brands today offer 1440p 27" curved gaming monitors for those kinds of prices. Even stuff like the Samsung G5 1440p is offered at 275 dollars.
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#3
TheLostSwede
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dj-electricI was expecting lower prices out of a nobody-brand. Top brands today offer 1440p 27" curved gaming monitors for those kinds of prices. Even stuff like the Samsung G5 1440p is offered at 275 dollars.
I guess being a nobody brand means that they get meh pricing from the panel makers, so the final product doesn't end up being competitive.
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#4
b1k3rdude
"was expecting lower prices out of a nobody-brand"
Indeed, nut maybe their customer care will be better than Samsungs? but if as I surmise they are a chinese, will they even have any customer care?
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#5
P4-630
b1k3rdudewill they even have any customer care?
Or how about Quality Control...
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#6
b1k3rdude
P4-630Or how about Quality Control...
Yeah that too, but dont forget this might be the original oem of these panels that get sold by SS , LG etc.
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#7
bonehead123
Anyone have a spare 100,000 ft pole I can borrow ?

'cause that's about as close as these monitors will ever get to my rigs :D
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#8
theouto
AusWolfWhat I first read was "The army starts selling gaming monitors in the US". I guess I need my coffee. :roll:
You and me both
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#9
P4-630
Now I wonder what the Titan Marines are able to produce soon....
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#10
Dragokar
P4-630Or how about Quality Control...
I wouldn't count Samsung in when it comes to QC ;)
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#11
Vayra86
b1k3rdude"was expecting lower prices out of a nobody-brand"
Indeed, nut maybe their customer care will be better than Samsungs? but if as I surmise they are a chinese, will they even have any customer care?
Nope
bonehead123Anyone have a spare 100,000 ft pole I can borrow ?

'cause that's about as close as these monitors will ever get to my rigs "D
You can also just not get on the plane to get one ;)
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#12
Unregistered
P4-630Now I wonder what the Titan Marines are able to produce soon....
Delta Force Feedback?
#13
Calenhad
I am not really sold on the whole chinese "supposed-to-be-a-bargain" brands that cost the same as comparable offerings from better known brands.
dj-electricI was expecting lower prices out of a nobody-brand. Top brands today offer 1440p 27" curved gaming monitors for those kinds of prices. Even stuff like the Samsung G5 1440p is offered at 275 dollars.
I would not count a G5 as a top offering from Samsung though
DragokarI wouldn't count Samsung in when it comes to QC ;)
{DEITY}, yes. I have two 27" G7 and they have some of the most buggy firmware I have ever experienced in a monitor (yes, they are updated to the latest version).

I will not touch another Samsung monitor with the 100,00 ft pole mentioned above.
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#14
bonehead123
CalenhadI have two 27" G7 and they have some of the most buggy firmware I have ever experienced in a monitor (yes, they are updated to the latest version).

I will not touch another Samsung monitor with the 100,00 ft pole mentioned above.
Hummm, all 7 Sammy monitors in my house, as well as the 4 TV's, 2x fridges, dishwasher, gas range, and freezer have had zero issues from day 1......although a few of them immediately connected to my network, downloaded and installed the most recent firmware updates, right out of the box...neveranottaproblemo !

Guess I'm just lucky :D
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#15
R-T-B
b1k3rdudeYeah that too, but dont forget this might be the original oem of these panels that get sold by SS , LG etc.
It's not an OEM at all.
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