HKC has introduced the Shield 27Q560, a 27-inch gaming monitor designed to push refresh rate boundaries beyond current market standards. This display targets competitive gamers who prioritize frame delivery speed over static image resolution. The device offers a dual-mode capability that allows users to switch between high-resolution gaming and ultra-high-speed esports performance.
HKC unveils a dual-mode gaming monitor with native 560Hz and overclocked 1060Hz performance
The monitor utilizes an Oxide IPS panel to deliver its visual output. It natively supports a 2560×1440 resolution at a 560Hz refresh rate. Users can switch the display to a 1280×720 resolution to achieve an overclocked 1060Hz refresh rate. This configuration provides a clear choice between visual fidelity and maximum frame throughput.
Specifications
- Panel: Oxide IPS
- Native Refresh Rate: 560Hz at 1440p
- Overclocked Refresh Rate: 1060Hz at 720p
- Response Time: 1ms G2G
- Color Gamut: 98% DCI-P3
Technical specifications include a 1ms gray-to-gray response time to minimize motion blur. The panel covers 98% of the DCI-P3 color gamut and supports 10-bit color depth through 8-bit plus FRC dithering. It holds a DisplayHDR 400 certification for basic high dynamic range performance. Connectivity options feature one DisplayPort 2.1 port, two HDMI 2.1 ports, and a USB-C port with 15W power delivery.
HKC plans to release the Shield 27Q560 in the Chinese market starting in November 2026. A global release is currently expected in the first quarter of 2027. The manufacturer has not yet disclosed the retail price for the device. Buyers should monitor official channels for pricing updates closer to the launch date.
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