Gigabyte MO27Q2

MO27Q2 delivers fast QD-OLED color and KVM convenience, but OLED rivals and occasional VRR flicker temper the value story.

Best For

240Hz QHD OLED gamers

Value

Mixed

Biggest Strength

Wide color range for gaming

Biggest Weakness

VRR flicker in isolated cases

Community Vote

N/A

would recommend

Key Takeaways

240Hz QD-OLED at 1440p delivers near-instant pixel response and deep contrast for competitive play.

KVM, USB-C, dual HDMI 2.1, and factory calibration make it a strong dual-PC or console desk hub.

AU owners praise HDR punch and motion, but some report occasional VRR flicker when frame rates swing.

Cheaper 240Hz QD-OLED rivals can undercut MO27Q2 unless local sale pricing is aggressive.

Mwave listed $779 AUD versus $899 MSRP at research time, a solid AU street price for the class.

Brand

Gigabyte

Release Date

Nov 22, 2024

Price Range

$779 AUD

Wide color range for gaming

Virtual KVM built in

Lofty HDR brightness

0.03ms GTG OLED clarity

HDMI 2.1 and USB-C ports

VRR flicker in isolated cases

Cheaper 240Hz OLED rivals

Modest 250 nit SDR brightness

USB-C limited to 18W PD

AU buyers call HDR in games like The Last of Us Part II stunning with deep blacks and vivid color

Owners like the steel stand, built-in KVM, and $779 to $800 AUD pricing versus older IPS panels

Glossy QD-OLED finish gets praise for punchy colors compared with matte OLED alternatives

Some AU owners notice slight VRR flicker when frame rates fluctuate heavily

Built-in 5W speakers are serviceable but not a substitute for desktop audio

Display size	27 inch
Resolution	2560 x 1440
Refresh rate	240 Hz
Panel type	QD-OLED
Response time	0.03 ms
Peak brightness	250 nits
Contrast ratio	1500000:1
HDR	VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400
Adaptive sync	AMD FreeSync Premium Pro; Nvidia G-SYNC Compatible
Video inputs	2x HDMI 2.1, 1x DisplayPort 1.4, 1x USB-C DP Alt
USB	1x USB-B upstream, 2x USB-A 3.2 downstream
Weight	6.7 kg
Dimensions	610.3 x 499.54 x 187.5 mm