Gigabyte unveils new 27-inch 2K 240Hz WOLED gaming monitor featuring 1300 nits HDR & AI burn-in protection

Gigabyte launches the GO27Q24G 27-inch 2K 240Hz WOLED gaming monitor featuring 1300 nits HDR, MLA+ technology, and AI burn-in protection starting at $304.

Gigabyte has officially rolled out its latest entry in the display market, the GO27Q24G, making its debut in China . While the monitor carries a standard retail price of 2,599 yuan ($376) on JD.com, early adopters can currently secure it for a promotional launch price of 2,099 yuan ($304) . Visually and functionally, this model mirrors the previously released GO27Q24, with the defining difference found under the hood in its specific panel technology .

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e GO27Q24G Specifications

At the heart of the display is a 2560 x 1440 W-OLED panel capable of a buttery-smooth 240Hz refresh rate . It utilizes MLA+ (Micro Lens Array Plus) technology to drive higher brightness levels while improving overall power efficiency . To ensure visuals pop, Gigabyte opted for a RealBlack Glossy panel equipped with a zero-haze optical layer and anti-reflective coating—a combination designed to mitigate glare while preserving image clarity and inky black levels, even in well-lit rooms .

Luminance is a strong suit for this model, offering a typical SDR brightness of 275 nits that ramps up to an impressive peak of 1,300 nits in HDR scenarios . The monitor has secured DisplayHDR True Black 400 certification, validating its dynamic range and contrast performance . Furthermore, Gigabyte includes a “HyperNits” mode, designed to boost HDR brightness by roughly 30% to make highlights stand out with greater intensity .

For competitive gaming, the panel delivers a lightning-fast 0.03ms GTG response time . Variable refresh rate support is robust, featuring both FreeSync Premium and G-Sync compatibility to eliminate screen tearing and stuttering when frame rates fluctuate . Beyond speed, the monitor covers 99% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, ensuring accurate and vibrant color reproduction suitable for both immersive gaming and creative work .

Gigabyte GO27Q24G gaming monitor

Gigabyte has also prioritized longevity and user comfort . The unit features standard eye-care measures like flicker-free technology and low blue light modes, but the standout feature is “AI OLED Care” . This automated system manages pixels and presets to mitigate the risk of screen burn-in. To back this up, the company includes a three-year warranty that explicitly covers panel burn-in, offering users significant peace of mind .

Connectivity options are plentiful, with the GO27Q24G sporting two HDMI 2.1 ports, a single DisplayPort 1.4, and a USB-C input equipped with DisplayPort Alt Mode and 15W power delivery . An earphone jack is included for audio , and the monitor relies on an external power adapter to keep the chassis profile slim .

Design-wise, the monitor adopts a four-sided borderless frame, creating a sleek aesthetic that works exceptionally well for multi-monitor arrays . The included stand is fully ergonomic, allowing for 130mm of height adjustment, a tilt range of -5° to 21°, ±15° swivel, and a full 90° pivot . Anchoring the setup is a slim 2mm metal base, designed to provide stability without dominating desk real estate .

The display market remains active elsewhere as well, with ViewSonic recently unveiling a new 27-inch QHD 360Hz Fast IPS gaming monitor . Meanwhile, BenQ has expanded its lineup with the GW90TC series, offering 144Hz IPS panels alongside 20W USB-C connectivity and ergonomic stands .