AIWA MD2734-K (AW-MD2734-K) 27-inch 240Hz FHD Fast IPS Gaming Monitor

AIWA MD2734-K (AW-MD2734-K) 27-inch 240Hz FHD Fast IPS Gaming Monitor

The AIWA display line lists this product as AW-MD2734-K; Bangladesh retailer titles commonly shorten it to MD2734-K. The “-K” black-color variant is a 27-inch flat Full HD gaming monitor. The official product page identifies a 240Hz Fast IPS model with an ergonomic lifting and rotating stand and rear RGB lighting accents. Retaining both model codes in searchable product metadata helps buyers find the manufacturer code as well as the local retail name.

The native resolution is 1920 × 1080 with a 16:9 aspect ratio. The panel measures 27 inches diagonally, with approximately 81.6 pixels per inch at Full HD. Retail listings call the panel IPS or Fast IPS; the manufacturer identifies IPS while local distributor listings specify Fast IPS. The catalog records Fast IPS with that provenance distinction. The display has an anti-glare surface and LED edge backlight; it is a flat panel, not a curved monitor.

The model is rated for a maximum 240Hz refresh rate. Manufacturer and seller listings indicate the full rate over DisplayPort; HDMI support can vary with the installed port-board batch. Use DisplayPort when 240Hz is required, connect a compatible GPU and cable, then select 1920 × 1080 at 240Hz in system settings. Actual game frame rate depends on the computer. Verify the HDMI version and refresh capability on the exact unit before purchase because local listings disagree about the number of HDMI sockets.

The manufacturer page lists a 1ms response time without explaining the measurement method. The Bangladesh distributor describes the 1ms value as GtG/overdrive. We record it as a manufacturer 1ms claim with the local GtG/OD qualification rather than presenting an independently measured response time. Fast overdrive settings can introduce overshoot on some displays; users can tune the monitor’s response mode to suit their content.

AIWA specifies typical brightness at 230 ± 20cd/m², equivalent to a stated range of about 210–250 nits, and static contrast at 1000:1. It lists 16.7 million colors and 178-degree horizontal and vertical viewing angles. The official page does not publish an sRGB or NTSC percentage, so no color-gamut coverage claim is added. Some retailer snippets use 250 or 300 nits; 300 nits conflicts with the manufacturer’s 230 ± 20 rating.

The reviewed official specification does not list HDR support or VESA DisplayHDR certification. At 230 ± 20cd/m², the model should be presented as a standard SDR monitor unless the seller provides model-specific documentation proving otherwise. Do not add HDR400, HDR10 certification or a high-brightness badge based on generic gaming-monitor templates. Adaptive-Sync is listed, and Bangladesh sellers advertise FreeSync-compatible operation; do not describe it as a VESA or AMD certification unless the exact certification is documented.

Port listings conflict by batch. The AIWA product page lists two HDMI and two DisplayPort inputs plus an earphone jack, while Star Tech and a Bangladesh distributor batch sheet list one HDMI, two DisplayPort and an earphone output. Some sellers repeat a two-HDMI configuration. A separate AIWA model is the source of unrelated USB-port claims; AW-MD2734-K does not have USB listed. We describe one HDMI as the local baseline, disclose that another batch may have two, and recommend confirming the actual rear-panel ports with the seller.

The monitor has no built-in speakers. It provides a 3.5mm earphone/audio output for audio pass-through from a connected source. Use HDMI or DisplayPort audio and connect headphones or external speakers to hear sound; do not treat the earphone jack as evidence of integrated speakers or a microphone input. This point is frequently omitted in short seller titles, so the product page makes it explicit.

The included stand is described as a lifting and rotating base. Bangladesh documentation and retailer specifications indicate height adjustment, swivel and pivot rotation, with tilt from −5° to +20°. The model also has rear RGB lighting accents. A 75 × 75mm VESA pattern is listed for wall or monitor-arm mounting. Some listings incorrectly use a tilt-only template from the 120Hz AW-MF2719-V; confirm the precise included stand and mounting hardware on the box before wall mounting.

The power supply is external. AIWA/distributor information lists a 12V, 2.5A adapter and maximum consumption of 30W or less, with standby below 0.5W. Use the supplied adapter and match its output rating and polarity if replacement is ever required. The full accessory list can vary by importing batch, so ask whether the power adapter, cord, signal cable and stand parts are included with the unit sold in Bangladesh.

A commonly repeated product weight is 7.15kg, but sellers do not consistently label it net versus gross. The monitor’s heavy ergonomic stand makes the bare-panel weight lower; the audit treats 7.15kg as packaged weight with stand, not confirmed net weight. The official source reviewed does not provide a reliable dimension and net-weight table. We leave variant shipping weight blank rather than entering an unverified net figure.

Bangladesh street prices observed range from about ৳16,000 to ৳16,500: Ultra Technology lists ৳16,000 and Star Tech about ৳16,299–৳16,300. Other retailer pages vary, including older or MRP listings around ৳20,999 and distributor pricing in the ৳21,000–৳23,000 range. These are market references, not the BiponiBD offer. The existing catalog variant price remains ৳21,199. The authorized distributor is Computer Source Ltd.; surveyed sellers advertise a three-year local warranty. Confirm stock, the written warranty provider and panel terms before purchase.

For a PC setup, connect DisplayPort, select Full HD at 240Hz, and enable Adaptive-Sync in the monitor menu and compatible graphics software. Test HDMI separately because the number of sockets and maximum refresh may depend on the batch. Check the earphone output, stand lift/rotation, pivot, RGB lighting and panel before the seller’s return window ends. Ask the seller for a rear-panel photograph when the exact HDMI count matters.

Model separation is important: AW-MD2734-K is the 27-inch 240Hz ergonomic model; AW-MF2719-V is a 27-inch 120Hz IPS monitor with a simpler stand; AW-MD2419-V is a 23.8-inch 200Hz model whose USB listing should not be copied here; and AW-LCD2707-K is 27-inch QHD 165Hz with a published 97% sRGB claim. Keep these sibling features out of the MD2734-K title, filters, FAQ and comparison data.