The KOORUI G2411P is a refreshingly capable 23.8-inch gaming monitor that delivers where it counts: fast 200Hz refresh, HDR400 support, and surprisingly solid design—all in a clean, compact form factor. It’s not trying to be a flagship, but for gamers or multitaskers looking for smooth performance and smart usability, it hits a sweet spot few monitors at this price do. Whether for budget builds or dual-screen setups, the G2411P is the kind of monitor that quietly earns its place—and might just surprise you while doing it.
When you’re shopping for a gaming monitor under $120, expectations are usually modest: maybe a 75Hz refresh rate, some washed-out colors, and a plasticky stand that wobbles if you breathe on it.
That’s why I didn’t expect much from the KOORUI G2411P.
But after a few days of use—switching between CS2, Figma, and a YouTube binge—I’ll say this: it’s not perfect, but for the price, it gets a surprising amount right.
First Impressions: Wait, This is 200Hz?
Let’s start with the headline spec: 200Hz refresh rate. That’s not just a marketing number—it’s real, and it makes a difference if you’re used to 60Hz or even 144Hz displays.
Movements feel snappier, aim tracking in games like Valorant or Overwatch is noticeably smoother, and even everyday tasks like scrolling through long documents or dragging windows across the desktop feel more fluid.
I tested the G2411P with a mid-range RTX 3060 build, and at 1080p, it was easy to push frame rates high enough to take advantage of that 200Hz ceiling. Is it a game-changer for everyone? Believe me. But if you’ve been playing competitive shooters on a 60Hz monitor, this is the kind of upgrade you’ll actually feel.
The Panel: Bright Enough, Colorful Enough
The G2411P uses an IPS panel, which brings predictable benefits: consistent colors across angles, less color shifting than VA or TN panels, and a generally “cleaner” viewing experience.
KOORUI advertises 90% DCI-P3 color coverage and ΔE≤2 factory color accuracy, which is rare to see at this price. I didn’t run full calibration tests, but compared to other budget monitors I’ve used, the image looked notably less “budget”—colors weren’t washed out, and whites didn’t skew green or blue.
It’s also certified for HDR400, which, let’s be honest, is more “nice to have” than transformative. It doesn’t bring OLED-level depth or true HDR peak brightness, but it does help content pop a little more. Watching The Batman on Netflix, shadows looked a touch richer, and the overall contrast was decent—and honestly, it surprised me in the best way.
Design and Build: Streamlined and Space-Savvy
The KOORUI G2411P keeps things clean and compact—exactly what you want if you’re working with a small desk or dual-monitor setup. The stand has a minimal footprint, making it easy to fit into tight spaces or alongside other gear without clutter.
While it only offers tilt adjustment (no height or swivel), the design feels intentional rather than limiting. The chassis is lightweight but well-assembled, and the slim bezels give it a modern edge that doesn’t feel budget at all.
One standout detail: the 5-way joystick for the on-screen menu. It’s the kind of user-friendly control you usually find on higher-end displays, and it makes navigating settings feel quick and intuitive—no more guessing which cryptic button does what.
In terms of connectivity, you get:
- 2× HDMI 2.0
- 1× DisplayPort 1.4
- 1× Audio Out
Enough for a gaming PC, a console, and a streaming box—without needing to constantly replug cables.
Real-Life Use: Surprisingly Versatile
Over the course of a week, I put the G2411P through my typical weekday/weekend rotation:
- Gaming: Apex Legends, Overwatch 2, Hades — smooth and responsive. No screen tearing or ghosting worth mentioning.
- Work: Google Sheets, Slack, endless Docs — the IPS panel kept things easy on the eyes.
- Content: Edited a YouTube short in DaVinci Resolve — not pro-grade, but good enough to match tones and get the job done.
The brightness was fine in a shaded room but started to struggle a bit in direct sunlight. That’s really my only complaint for daytime use. In every other way, it felt like a monitor that costs more than it does.
Compared to What Else Is Out There?
Let’s put things in context. These are the sub-$140 monitors that commonly get recommended:
- The KOORUI G2411P offers a 200Hz refresh rate, IPS panel, and HDR400 support, all for $109.99.
- The AOC 24G2 features a 144Hz IPS panel without HDR, typically priced around $129.99.
- The Sceptre E248B provides a 165Hz refresh rate with a VA panel, also without HDR, at $119.99.
- The LG 24GN600-B delivers a 144Hz IPS panel, lacks HDR, and retails for approximately $139.99.
KOORUI is the only one offering 200Hz and HDR at this price. Even if you don’t need both, it’s hard not to see it as the best spec-for-dollar option.
Final Thought: Surprisingly Capable, Seriously Smart Value
The KOORUI G2411P doesn’t try to be everything. It’s not height-adjustable, it won’t replace a color-accurate pro-grade display, and no—it doesn’t pretend to be a premium metal-clad flagship.
But what it does offer is refreshingly rare: a high-refresh 200Hz IPS panel, HDR400 support, and reliable performance—all at a price that feels more like a strategic win than a compromise.
Whether you’re upgrading from a basic 60Hz monitor or building a dual-screen gaming setup on a budget, the G2411P delivers a level of fluidity and clarity that punches well above its class. HDR400 may not rival OLED, but it’s a welcome feature in this segment—elevating contrast and highlights in a way most entry-level monitors simply don’t.
In a category filled with safe, forgettable panels, this one stands out as a smart, efficient choice for gamers who care more about actual experience than brand markup.
And that’s the kind of value worth paying attention to.
Prime Day Price: $109.99
For: Budget gamers, students, dual-screen setups, first-time PC builds
Not for: Color-critical professionals, sun-drenched rooms, USB-C diehards
About KOORUI
KOORUI is a rising display brand built on the manufacturing backbone of HKC, a global panel supplier with over 20 years of experience in LCD and OLED production.
Unlike traditional players, KOORUI isn’t chasing flagship status or gaming hype. Its strength lies in delivering high refresh rate displays with wide color support at prices most brands can’t touch.
In recent years, it’s gained a quiet following among budget builders, casual streamers, and creators who just want a decent monitor without blowing their entire GPU budget on the display.
It’s not flashy. It’s functional. And for the price? Often surprisingly good.
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