Is 300Hz worth it over a 240Hz monitor?

The jump from 240Hz to 300Hz is small. The bigger gains here come from the 1ms response and the Mini LED contrast. If you already own a good 240Hz panel, the upgrade is modest.

Does it work with G-Sync?

It is G-Sync Compatible, so Nvidia cards can run variable refresh over DisplayPort. FreeSync Premium covers AMD cards. Expect the usual caveats of a compatible, not native, G-Sync module.

Is 1080p too low for a 25-inch screen?

At 25 inches, 1080p gives roughly 88 pixels per inch. That is fine for gaming and video but noticeably softer than 1440p for text and desktop work.

How many dimming zones does it have?

It uses 180 local dimming zones through TCL's LD180 system. That is a lot for a 1080p monitor and helps contrast, though small bright objects on dark scenes can still bloom.

The monitor, a stand, and cabling for the main inputs. Check which cable is included before you plan a 300Hz setup, since that rate needs DisplayPort.

Can I use it for console gaming?

HDMI consoles will cap the refresh well below 300Hz. The high refresh rate is mainly for PC play over DisplayPort.

TCL G64 25" QD-Mini LED FHD 300Hz 1ms Gaming Monitor

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TCL G64 25" QD-Mini LED FHD 300Hz 1ms Gaming Monitor

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Our take on the TCL G64 25" QD-Mini LED FHD 300Hz 1ms Gaming Monitor

The TCL G64 is a 25-inch 1080p gaming monitor built for competitive play. It pairs a 300Hz refresh rate and 1ms GtG response with a QD-Mini LED backlight of 180 dimming zones, HDR600 brightness and a High Contrast HVA panel. That is more backlight hardware than most 1080p esports monitors, which usually stick to edge-lit IPS or VA panels. It suits players who want fast motion and strong contrast on a compact screen, and it accepts both FreeSync Premium and G-Sync Compatible variable refresh. The trade-offs are the 1080p resolution and the blooming that local dimming can still show on small bright objects.

Best forCompetitive FPS and esports playersSmall desks and dual-monitor setupsPlayers who want strong contrast and HDR highlightsBuyers pairing a mid-range GPU with a 1080p screen

Pros

300Hz native refresh with 1ms GtG response
180-zone Mini LED backlight for deep blacks and bright highlights
HDR600 with Quantum Dot color
FreeSync Premium and G-Sync Compatible support
Crosshair Aim Guide with four styles
Compact 25-inch size keeps the whole screen in view

Cons

1080p resolution limits sharpness and desktop space
Local dimming can produce blooming around small bright objects
HVA panel means color shifts at wide angles despite the 178° claim
300Hz needs a strong GPU and DisplayPort to reach

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About the TCL G64 25" QD-Mini LED FHD 300Hz 1ms Gaming Monitor

The TCL G64 is a 25-inch gaming monitor with a QD-Mini LED display. It combines Quantum Dot color, Mini LED backlighting and an HVA panel. TCL's Halo Control System and LD180 Precise Dimming Series use 180 local dimming zones to improve contrast and reduce blooming. HDR600 brightness is supported.

The Full HD (1920 × 1080) screen has a native 300Hz refresh rate and a 1ms (GtG) response time. It supports AMD FreeSync Premium and NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible technologies to reduce screen tearing and stuttering. Viewing angles are 178°.

Gaming features include a Crosshair Aim Guide with four selectable crosshair styles and customizable gaming picture modes. The monitor has TÜV Low Blue Light certification. The stand adjusts for height and tilt, and the monitor also supports VESA 100 × 100 mm wall mounting.

Screen size: 25 inches
Resolution: Full HD (1920 × 1080)
Refresh rate: 300Hz native
Response time: 1ms (GtG)
Display tech: QD-Mini LED, Quantum Dot (QLED), HVA panel
Local dimming: 180 zones (LD180 Precise Dimming Series)
HDR: HDR600
Viewing angle: 178°
Adaptive sync: AMD FreeSync Premium, NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible
Eye comfort: TÜV Low Blue Light certification
Gaming features: Crosshair Aim Guide (4 styles), customizable gaming picture modes
Ports: 2 x HDMI, 1 x DisplayPort
Stand: Height adjustment and tilt
Wall mount: VESA 100 × 100 mm
Dimensions: Approx. 21.9 × 19.7 × 8.9 inches with stand
Weight: About 11.8 pounds

Questions and answers

Is 300Hz worth it over a 240Hz monitor?: The jump from 240Hz to 300Hz is small. The bigger gains here come from the 1ms response and the Mini LED contrast. If you already own a good 240Hz panel, the upgrade is modest.
Does it work with G-Sync?: It is G-Sync Compatible, so Nvidia cards can run variable refresh over DisplayPort. FreeSync Premium covers AMD cards. Expect the usual caveats of a compatible, not native, G-Sync module.
Is 1080p too low for a 25-inch screen?: At 25 inches, 1080p gives roughly 88 pixels per inch. That is fine for gaming and video but noticeably softer than 1440p for text and desktop work.
How many dimming zones does it have?: It uses 180 local dimming zones through TCL's LD180 system. That is a lot for a 1080p monitor and helps contrast, though small bright objects on dark scenes can still bloom.
What is in the box?: The monitor, a stand, and cabling for the main inputs. Check which cable is included before you plan a 300Hz setup, since that rate needs DisplayPort.
Can I use it for console gaming?: HDMI consoles will cap the refresh well below 300Hz. The high refresh rate is mainly for PC play over DisplayPort.
Where is the TCL G64 25" QD-Mini LED FHD 300Hz 1ms Gaming Monitor cheapest?: At Wireless Place, for $182.50, as of our latest check.