KTC 4K Gaming Monitor 27 Inch | Dual Mode 4K@160Hz / FHD@320Hz Seamless Switching | Fast IPS Panel | 1ms Response Time | HDR400 | Adaptive Sync | 125% sRGB, 97% DCI-P3, ΔE<2 | USB C 90W | KVM | White

£203.69

The ultimate gaming experience is about to get a whole lot brighter. Introducing the KTC 4K Gaming Monitor, a stunning 27-inch display that brings unparalleled visual fidelity to your gaming setup.

This incredible monitor boasts dual mode capabilities, allowing you to seamlessly switch between Full HD and FHD@320Hz resolutions in under 1ms, ensuring smooth performance even at the most demanding games. Plus, with its fast IPS panel and HDR400 technology, you'll be able to enjoy rich colors and a cinematic experience like never before.

But what really sets this monitor apart is its adaptive sync feature, which ensures that your frame rate stays locked at 160Hz, whether you're playing fast-paced action or engaging in intense esports matches. And when it comes to color accuracy, the KTC 4K Gaming Monitor delivers with a 125% sRGB and 97% DCI-P3 gamut, making it perfect for gamers who demand the best.

With its sleek white design and USB-C connectivity, this monitor is designed to be both stylish and powerful. Plus, with support for up to 90W of USB-C power delivery and KVM (keyboard, video, and mouse) connectivity, you'll have all your peripherals at your fingertips.

Product Reviews

I was hoping to find an alternative monitor, but I hit a dead end after trying several options on my Debian Linux laptop. The media could not be loaded. The screen brightness only dimmed through the physical button on Windows, and I had trouble finding drivers for this monitor. The menu for settings was limited, and if it didn't receive a signal within 15 seconds, the screen turned off immediately.

I also tried to get this working with my laptop's Linux setup, but unfortunately, it wasn't compatible either. After trying to look up any drivers on their website, I was disappointed to find that none were available for this monitor. To make matters worse, saving money and upgrading to a more reputable brand didn't solve the problem - instead, I ended up with a screen that's not working at all.

I've tried using different cables and adapters, but nothing seems to work properly. The screeen is also very dim and often flickers or goes dark altogether when there are no signal. Overall, I'm extremely disappointed in this monitor's performance, especially considering the high price of £4k for a 4K resolution on such an old operating system like Linux.

X. Johnson - 07/02/2026

I've purchased a 24-inch monitor with an impressive 1080p resolution, but I'm not sure what all the fuss is about yet.

The screen size is enormous and the color palette is stunning, especially considering my budget-friendly options are often overlooked in reviews. The HDR capabilities are robust, with minimal noticeable differences between frames at different refresh rates - a welcome relief for those who prioritize consistency over frame rate.

As someone who's never seen anything quite like this before, I'm thoroughly impressed. My main concern, however, is getting the full 120Hz experience from my monitor. It turns out that only a few vendors offer this level of fidelity, and even more rarely at such an affordable price point.

Given your budget-friendly options are often criticized for lackluster performance, I wholeheartedly recommend KTC for its phenomenal value - you won't find any better deals on a 24-inch monitor at this price.

G. O'Connor - 20/01/2026

The KTC MiniLED's impressive picture quality has won me over in the dark sci-fi worlds of Cyberpunk and Avatar, its vibrant colors and bright hues are a treat. While the HiSense TV still holds sway with its naturalistic image in SDR mode, this newcomer is a stunner at night in the forest.

When it comes to color accuracy, I've noticed a faint blue-ish tint in shadowy areas - reminiscent of my trusty HiSense monitor. However, synchronization with my NVIDIA GPU has been seamless, making it an ideal choice for gaming sessions.

The KTC MiniLED's picture may not be the most detailed or crisp option, but its blooming is remarkably well-controlled, even at high frame rates. In short, this is a great value for those looking to avoid OLED, offering excellent performance and image quality for a fraction of the cost.

Z. Nicholls - 22/11/2025