Perfect, provided...
This screen is perfect, which is fortunate given its price. Firstly, the panel: it's magnificent. The image is perfectly managed (1440p native) and the contrasts are well marked, the blacks are very deep and given that it's a Woled panel there's no problem with the qd which gives a pink/purple appearance to the blacks when they're overexposed. The look of the product: very high quality, the materials are all very good, although it's a bit regrettable that the arm isn't made of metal like the stand. The rgb, although very nice, is a bit annoying during night sessions (the big logo below the stand), but that's no problem as you can deactivate it from the screen menu (you can also choose which part to switch off and which part to keep on). Let's talk about the interface: it's very easy to use and lets you manage a lot of the screen's settings, including HDR, contrast, brightness, etc. However, it's a bit complex to understand, as I personally have a hard time activating the sniper mode in the screen's ia, but don't panic, there are lots of tutorials on the internet, particularly on the most opti settings. The refresh rate and latency: it all depends on your style of games and how good you are at them, but while low latency is very nice, 480hz is slightly overkill on most games. It's still appreciable, however, and can be felt on games like Valorant, where it's not very difficult to hit 400-500 fps, provided you have a good configuration.
All in all, it's the perfect screen for any gamer (who can afford it), and especially for those playing competitive games (where reaction time plays a big part), provided of course that you have a big system capable of getting the most out of the screen, given its price. (My configuration for testing this screen: i7 14700KF rtx 4070 Super; I consider this configuration ideal for 1440p gaming and therefore almost perfectly suited to this screen).
