just go it,but for 1080P 27 inch is too much, but pixel wont be noticeable if you sit from enough distance.movie watching experience to whole new level if you have never used this sizecompare to LG 32MN58H this AOC I2769VM 27-inch this is very good for one major reason LG 32MN58H is has very reflective screen which will be a issue for big screen monitorsso just go for this.

This is a great monitor if you watch a lot of movies using your computer. The build quality is quite perceptibly cheap - I am a little scared to move it even by a couple of inches. Applying a little pressure on corners or sides will make the plastic creak. However, for its price, the 27 inch expanse is great to work with, the matte finish is good and for most purposes, this monitor has a great rendering performance. The only gripe in the way it displays is that gradients break into bands on this monitor. I do a lot of graphic design and so this is a problem for me. Also, if you need to frequently adjust the brightness (or any other setting) of the monitor, getting to those settings is so cumbersome that I have ended up finding a software alternative to reducing the brightness. Get it if you will not do a lot of visual work (graphic design, photo editing, movie editing etc). It's also great if you're simply looking for an alternative to having a TV in the house. Most other 27 inch monitors will cost over 50k so this is a great option to save some money.

Fairly nice piece of desk monitors, 27 was the perfect size for me. I am from programming background and hence need a screen with good text rendering and good color reproduction. I use it for photo editing too sometimes and its decent for that use too. The major advantage for me was the vesa mount, I purchased 2 of those and have them mounted on LCD arms which pivots and rotates which gives good flexibility. I am running this setup over a Sapphire 7850 (one over dvi-i and second over dvi-d using hdmi adapters)