Eurovision EV-GT2700-C 27" 2K QHD 165Hz IPS Gaming Monitor

Eurovision EV-GT2700-C: 27-inch QHD gaming monitor buyer guide

The Eurovision EV-GT2700-C is a 27-inch gaming monitor identified by the maker as part of its BrightOn Play product family. Its main combination is a 2560 × 1440 QHD resolution, IPS panel and 165Hz maximum refresh rate. Those specifications place it between standard Full HD displays and higher-resolution 4K screens: QHD gives a visibly larger workspace and more detail than 1080p at 27 inches, while 165Hz targets responsive gaming when a computer or console can supply a compatible signal. This guide is based primarily on the model page published by Eurovision and cross-checks Bangladesh retailer listings. Seller specifications disagree in a few areas, especially response time and some marketing claims, so those are identified instead of being presented as guaranteed performance. The product’s stored catalog price of ৳23,500 is retained; ask the seller to confirm the current price, stock and exact box before ordering.

Screen size, QHD resolution and IPS picture

Eurovision specifies a 27-inch diagonal flat IPS LED display, 16:9 aspect ratio and 2560 × 1440 native QHD resolution. That works out to roughly 109 pixels per inch, compared with about 82 PPI for a 27-inch 1920 × 1080 screen, so small text, spreadsheets, code and game detail can look visibly sharper. The tradeoff is that QHD makes the graphics card render more pixels, so frame rates may be lower than at Full HD. The maker lists 178-degree horizontal/vertical viewing angles, 280cd/m² brightness, 1000:1 contrast and 16.7 million colors (8-bit listed; native 8-bit versus 6-bit+FRC is not documented). Eurovision marketing prose mentions 98% sRGB, but the structured specifications do not repeat it and there is no calibration or independent color test; treat 98% as an unverified brand claim, not a confirmed color-accuracy rating. Potaka IT lists a flat anti-glare surface. The reviewed source set does not include independent measurements, so room lighting, picture settings and panel variation still affect what you see.

165Hz refresh and the response-time discrepancy

The manufacturer rates the EV-GT2700-C for up to 165Hz. This means a compatible signal can refresh the panel up to 165 times each second; the PC or console must still render the game at a matching frame rate. Sources disagree about response time: Eurovision’s product page and Star Tech’s specification table list 1ms; TechLand BD, Computer Vision BD and a narrative paragraph on Star Tech list 5ms. None states whether the figure is gray-to-gray (GtG) or moving-picture response time (MPRT), nor its test or overdrive conditions. This listing exposes both values and the missing method instead of guaranteeing either. A response-time number by itself does not establish motion clarity, overshoot or input lag. Check the local unit and ask the seller to identify the measurement method if this is a purchase requirement. No Adaptive-Sync, AMD FreeSync, NVIDIA G-SYNC or HDR support is confirmed in the reviewed structured maker and retailer specifications; do not assume variable refresh support from the 165Hz label.

Connections, HDMI bandwidth and integrated sound

The manufacturer and Bangladesh retailers list one DisplayPort, two HDMI inputs and one USB port; Eurovision and Potaka IT also list an audio output. Star Tech and Potaka identify the HDMI inputs as HDMI 1.4, while the exact supported refresh table for each input is not published. HDMI 1.4 commonly limits QHD output below 165Hz, so use DisplayPort as the likely route for full 2560 × 1440 at 165Hz, and confirm the exact mode with the seller or manual. Do not assume the USB port is a PC data hub: no source documents its version, connector purpose or USB upstream connection. The manufacturer confirms built-in stereo speakers but gives no power rating. They can cover basic system audio, calls and casual video; headphones or separate speakers are more suitable when fuller sound or clear game chat matters. Confirm which cable is actually included in the Bangladesh box, since the maker’s accessory list says an HDMI cable but local bundles may differ.

Stand, VESA mounting and physical details

The catalog image shows a flat front panel, a central cylindrical upright and a wide V-shaped two-leg stand. The rear image shows ventilation slots, a circular accent ring, a red cap on the stand column and a cable pass-through. Eurovision and Star Tech describe rear RGB ring lighting; the maker lists a metal and ABS housing. Stand movement claims conflict: Star Tech lists height adjustment as not applicable and Potaka IT lists tilt, while Eurovision web copy mentions a 360-degree rotation and up/down slider. The pictured basic stand does not establish a full ergonomic riser, so assume tilt-only and confirm physically before buying if height or pivot adjustment is essential. All sources list 75 × 75mm VESA mounting. Individual dimensions and net weight are unpublished. A seller’s 715 × 545 × 69mm and 34kg entry is explicitly for a five-unit master carton; it must not be used as this single monitor’s shipping weight or arm rating. Keep variant weight and dimensions blank until an individual-unit source is available.

Power requirements and what comes in the box

Eurovision specifies a 12V DC external power adapter, maximum power consumption of 28W and standby consumption of 1W or less. Use the supplied adapter matched to the monitor; do not substitute a power supply based only on a matching barrel plug. The manufacturer lists a power adapter, HDMI cable, quick guide and desktop bracket as package accessories. Package contents can vary by market, seller bundle and production batch, so confirm the Bangladesh unit’s included cable and adapter before purchase, especially if you need a cable capable of the monitor’s top refresh mode. The reviewed manufacturer page does not establish a surge-protection rating or power-cord length. Use a suitable, properly grounded outlet and follow the instructions that accompany the actual product. Retain the box, serial label and invoice during the retailer’s replacement period so any transit damage or dead-pixel policy can be handled under the seller’s stated process.

Warranty and Bangladesh pricing

Eurovision lists a Low Blue Light / blue-light reduction mode, with no third-party eye-care certification found. It uses an external DC 12V adapter, with maximum power up to 28W and standby consumption up to 1W. The maker’s stated box accessories are adapter, HDMI cable, quick guide and desktop bracket; confirm the Bangladesh box before purchase. Checked seller prices ranged ৳23,400 discounted at Samanta Computer to ৳25,000 at Potaka IT and Seegate; Star Tech and Computer Vision showed ৳23,500. This is a snapshot, not a fixed market price. The catalog’s ৳23,500 variant price remains unchanged. Retailers advertise a three-year warranty, but the manufacturer page does not establish the local provider or terms. Ask the seller to record the service provider, adapter coverage, dead-pixel policy, and claim process on the invoice. Stock, discounts and service arrangements may change.

Who this monitor may suit

The EV-GT2700-C may suit a buyer looking for a budget 27-inch QHD screen with a high advertised refresh rate, IPS viewing angles and a VESA mount. It may fit gaming, study and general desktop work, provided the computer can render the games at the desired frame rate and DisplayPort can deliver the selected mode. Check a different model if you need tested response-time behavior, confirmed adaptive-sync/HDR, color-calibrated output, a documented USB hub, height-adjustable stand or guaranteed HDMI 165Hz. Those capabilities were not verified here. The advertised 98% sRGB is unverified marketing, and response time varies across sources without a measurement method. A useful decision checklist is to prioritize resolution, refresh rate, input bandwidth, stand ergonomics, return policy and warranty in that order for your own setup. If possible, view the actual unit with your intended device before paying.

Before buying and first setup

Before payment, match the carton label to EV-GT2700-C and confirm that the seller’s invoice records the same model. Ask which input reaches QHD at 165Hz, the response-time measurement method, included cable, stand adjustability, warranty issuer and dead-pixel policy. Photograph the sealed box and serial label, then inspect the screen for transport damage before the return window expires. Connect the supplied adapter, attach the stand using the included instructions and choose the native 2560 × 1440 mode in the operating system. Set the refresh rate in the display settings or graphics control panel; it may default to a lower value. If 165Hz is not available, check the selected input, cable, graphics output, driver and monitor menu before assuming a fault. Use a VESA arm only after checking its 75 × 75mm fit and the display’s actual weight. Do not rely on a retailer’s implausible shipping-weight entry for mounting decisions.

Exact model identity and specification limits

The manufacturer’s product page names the model EV-GT2700-C and calls its family BrightOn Play. The item is a 27-inch, 2560 × 1440 IPS monitor rated for 165Hz, with 280cd/m² brightness, 1000:1 contrast, 98% sRGB, 178°/178° viewing angles, listed HDMI × 2, DisplayPort × 1, USB × 1 and VESA 75 × 75mm mounting. The manufacturer page itself conflicts between 1ms and 5ms response-time statements, and one retailer repeats 5ms. The product record therefore records this disagreement. Retailer claims about 1ms MPRT, contrast of 3000:1, missing speakers, VGA, 34kg weight and multi-unit carton dimensions are not treated as confirmed facts where they conflict with the maker or lack a clear model-level basis. Confirm any specification that affects compatibility or purchase decisions against the label and manual for the exact unit.