Expert Pick #08

KTC G27P6S.

KTC G27P6S — 27" 1440p @ 240Hz MLA+ W-OLED, 0.03ms response, KVM, USB-C 65W PD. The value OLED gaming pick.

KTC G27P6S

The Verdict.

8.4/ 10

Gavler Meta-Score

The value OLED gaming pick. Same panel-tech generation as the $799 branded picks at $499 with a coupon. KTC's chassis-finish trade-off is fair for the price savings.

The Gavler Verdict

Where to Buy.

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Price$499

90-day price history

Price History

Steady at $499 for the entire 90-day tracking window — no increases, no discounts, across 24 tracked days.

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Precision Engineering

MLA+ WOLED Panel

It uses LG's MLA+ W-OLED panel — the same self-emissive panel generation as pricier branded OLEDs — delivering per-pixel contrast at a sub-$500 price.

KVM, USB-C 65W

A built-in KVM, USB-C with DisplayPort Alt Mode and 65W power delivery, and dual speakers add desktop and laptop versatility uncommon at this price.

240Hz, 0.03ms

The 240Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms grey-to-grey response, plus FreeSync and G-Sync compatibility, keep motion clean and tear-free for fast-paced play.

Technical Specifications

Panel26.5" LG W-OLED (MLA+)
Resolution2560 x 1440 (QHD)
Refresh Rate240 Hz
Response Time0.03 ms (GtG)
HDR / BrightnessDisplayHDR True Black 400; peaks above 1,200 nits at small windows
Color Gamut99% DCI-P3
Connectivity2x HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort 1.4, USB-C (DP Alt + 65W PD), USB hub; KVM + speakers

The Scoreboard

Expert Consensus86%
Community Rating90%

Reviewers praise it as standout value — the same LG OLED panel and extras like a KVM and speakers for far less — with the main caveats a slightly weaker HDR punch and a less-established brand and burn-in warranty.

Cast Your Vote

Do you think KTC G27P6S deserves the #8 spot in Best Gaming Monitors?

Global Critique

I can't get over how good this cheaper OLED monitor is.

GamesRadar+

The 'Normal' color gamut mode has more accurate DCI-P3 results – 1.33 average and 2.5 maximum Delta E.

Display Ninja