I have had this screen for a few months now and I can report that it is an excellent choice for the gamer who wants 144hz on a budget. The picture quality is good and not great, the contrast is great, the build quality is great and the connectivity is outstanding. You cannot see in the pictures but there is 1x display port, 1x dual link Dvi, 2x hdmi, 1x VGA, and a usb 3.0 pass-through with a 3.5mm audio pass-through.

The screen can be adjusted very easily, as seen in the pictures it goes into portrait mode, note that it will only turn one direction to get to portrait. Otherwise it tilts up, down and side to side. Another thing you cannot see in the pictures is that there are feet underneath the stand that lift the screen ever so slightly up and spins around on a bearing of some sort, so you wont have to lift the screen to turn it side to side.

The control panel under the screen is very useful, you can easily change modes there. There is also a little joystick under the control panel which you can use for navidation and power, very useful. There is also a light sensor for auto brightness.

I would recommend leaving DAS mode on always, use the true 144hz setting and not motion 240, use black stabilizer when necessary and tune down again when not gaming or something. When you press the game mode button you will be greeted with various screen modes such as "Gamer 1, 2, and 3" "FPS 1 and 2" "RTS" and OFF. I have found that using gamer 1 is best for every game scenario, just use black stabilizer to fine tune the image. When you are done gaming and you don't want the screen so bright click on game mode and select off, but note that the off mode can be a custom set up, so what I did was set up the off mode to a low brightness and slightly yellow eye rest mode type thing for normal day usage.

I would recommend this screen. It offers very good value for money