HP has recently launched its all-new line of gaming monitors called the X-series. The X-series lineup contains seven gaming monitors that include monitors with flat and curved screens, a high refresh rate, and different sizes and resolutions. However, all the HP X-series monitors feature an IPS LCD panel with a high refresh rate of 165 Hz and a response time of 1ms. Additionally, all the seven monitors feature variable refresh rates, thanks to AMD FreeSync Premium technology. HP has already put up some models of the X-series on sale whereas the remaining models will go on sale soon.
HP X-series Gaming Monitors: Specifications
As already mentioned, all the monitors in the all-new HP X-series feature an IPS LCD panel with a response time of 1ms and a high refresh rate of 165 Hz. Talking about individual models, the HP X27 features a 27 inch full HD display with 1920×1080 pixels resolution. On the other hand, the HP X27q features a 27-inch quad HD display with 2560×1440 pixels resolution.
Both these monitors have a peak brightness of 400 nits. Additionally, both these monitors also feature low blue light mode, height adjustment, pivot rotation, anti-glare, and they are also compatible with gaming consoles. Talking about ports, there is one DisplayPort 1.4, an HDMI 2.0 with support for HDCP, and a headphone jack.
Other models in the lineup include the HP X32 Gaming Monitor with a 31.5-inch display. The functionalities of the X32 are quite similar to the X27 monitor with the only difference being a lack of pivot and swivel functions.
Then we have the HP X34 monitor that features a quad HD ultra-wide display monitor with 3440×1440 pixels. The specifications of this monitor are the same as the X27 monitor we discussed earlier.
In addition to the X-series of Gaming Monitors, HP would also be revealing its 1500R curved screen monitor in October this year. These monitors would resemble the flat screen monitors when talking about ports, design, and features. However, these curved monitors would have a maximum brightness of 350 nits and would feature VA panels.
Then we have the HP X27c model that also comes with a full HD curved display with 1920×1080 pixels, the HP X27qc with a QHD curved display, and 2560×1440 pixels. Finally, there is the HP X32c that features a 31.5-inch full HD curved display with 1920×1080 pixels resolution.
HP X-Series Gaming Monitors: Availability and Pricing
The entry-level model in the HP X-Series, the HP X27 carries a price tag of $259.99 or about Rs. 19,500. Other models in the flat screen range include the HP X32 priced at $389.99 or about Rs. 30,000, the HP X34 carrying a price tag of $459.99 or roughly Rs. 34,000, and the HP X27q is being offered on sale at $339.99 or about 25,000 in INR.
On the other hand, the models in the curved screen range consist of HP X27c, HP X27qc, and HP X32c that carry a price tag of $259.99(roughly Rs. 19,300), $349.99(about 26,000 rupees), and $309.99(about Rs. 23,100) respectively.
As of now, these models are up for sale only in the US and the company has not announced when of if these products would make their way to the Indian market.
