This Hewlett Packard Omen 27s, 27" gaming monitor with a FHD 1920x1080 resolution delivers incredible detail precision and brightness, making each game scene truly vivid. Such a format is perfectly suited for expansive game worlds and provides advantages due to its wide field of view.
The response time 1ms reduces pixel transition delay, thereby minimizing blur and afterimage formation in moving images. Such an indicator is especially useful for dynamic content, ensuring clearer and more stable frame representation. The monitor responds faster to image changes, improving visual accuracy.
IPS technology ensures more accurate color representation and stable image when viewed from the side. Compared to TN and VA, it changes brightness and contrast less with viewing angle, making the displayed data visually more reliable and technically more accurate.
AMD FreeSync provides adaptive monitor refresh rate with variable frequency range. It helps to prevent image tearing that occurs due to unsynchronized frame output. The technology improves motion uniformity and stability, especially in situations with variable frame frequency.
NVIDIA G-SYNC uses a hardware module to precisely synchronize the monitor's refresh rate with the video card's frame rate. This approach reduces image tearing, stabilizes the portrayal of moving objects, and reduces brightness fluctuations. The technology ensures smooth dynamic scene rendering with minimal artifacts.
This monitor with a frequency of 240 Hz ensures maximum smooth motion and minimal reaction lag, which is critical in e-sports games. The high frequency helps track fast objects precisely, reduces blurring, and ensures image stability during rapid movements, improving professional players' control and reaction speed.
Flicker-Free reduces the frequency flickering common to some brightness adjustment methods. This reduces visual stress and ensures a smooth, pleasant image for the eyes. The technology is particularly useful for working in darker rooms and during prolonged viewing sessions.
Pivot mode allows physically rotating the monitor by 90°, expanding the functionality of the working environment. The vertical format facilitates document comparison, working with tables, and viewing web pages, ensuring more effective information layout and more accurate visual perception.
The Tilt function ensures flexible adjustment of the panel's vertical tilt, allowing for precise adaptation of the screen to the working position. This reduces the risk of discomfort during prolonged use, maintains an optimal viewing angle, and helps avoid image distortion in various lighting conditions.
Compatibility with VESA wall mount makes the monitor universal for installation: it can be attached to the wall, used with a movable bracket or integrated into an ergonomic stand. The standard facilitates assembly, improves cable organization and frees up additional space.
Built-in speakers provide sound playback without having to connect separate acoustic systems, reducing the amount of equipment in the workplace. They provide basic audio signals for video conferencing, system announcements, and multimedia. This solution enhances convenience and reduces the number of additional cables.
HDMI is a digital interface designed for stable video and audio transmission with a single cable. This approach reduces the number of connections and prevents unnecessary signal conversion. HDMI ensures a reliable connection, high throughput, and precise operation with modern devices without loss of quality.
DisplayPort is a modern image transmission standard that ensures stable playback with high resolution and refresh intensity. The interface supports HDR and multiple monitor configurations, transmits details without quality loss and provides accurate graphics display on professional and gaming monitors.
Warranty
Hewlett Packard provides this model with a 2 year warranty at all certified service centres.
DVI is a digital standard and ensures high image quality, however, thanks to the big size of the plug and the inability of the standard to develop further due to a few technical restrictions this type of connection is gradually losing its popularity to modern HDMI and DisplayPort standards. 
