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Mini LED, dual-mode and ultra-high-refresh-rate monitors on display, with the first-day Aimlabs challenge winner announced

HKC is exhibiting at Tokyo Game Show 2026 (TGS 2026) at Makuhari Messe, together with its subsidiary brands KOORUI and ANTGAMER. On Saturday, September 19, 2026, the first public day, the brands are showcasing gaming monitors featuring Mini LED, dual-mode operation, ultrawide curved screens and ultra-high refresh rates at Booth H11-E25 in Hall 11. Visitors can experience the products through game demos, an Aimlabs aiming challenge and social media campaigns.

Visitors are coming to the booth on the first public day to try games and explore the products. In the hands-on areas, attendees are playing shooting and racing games to examine image detail and motion, while talking with staff about product features and how to use them. In addition to trying the monitors, visitors can take part in challenges and giveaways.

Visitors viewing monitors and trying games at the HKC booth at TGS 2026
The HKC booth. Visitors explore the products and try games.

HKC: Detailed visuals and dual-mode flexibility

HKC is displaying two models: the G27H4D and G27M7Pro. The G27H4D features a 27-inch Fast IPS panel and QHD (2560 × 1440) resolution for gamers who value detailed images and smooth motion. The G27M7Pro features a Mini LED backlight and dual-mode operation at 4K 160Hz or Full HD 320Hz. Users can choose the display mode to suit their needs, from enjoying high-resolution visuals to playing games that prioritize a high refresh rate. Visitors can see both models in action through gameplay at the booth.

HKC G27H4D and G27M7Pro monitor demonstration area at TGS 2026
The HKC demonstration area, featuring the G27H4D and G27M7Pro.

KOORUI: Mini LED and ultrawide immersion

KOORUI is showcasing the S2741LM and 34E6UC. The S2741LM combines a 27-inch Fast IPS panel with a Mini LED backlight and supports dual-mode operation at 4K 160Hz or Full HD 320Hz. It features 1,152 local dimming zones, 98% DCI-P3 coverage and VESA DisplayHDR 1400 certification. With detailed visuals, rich color reproduction and smooth motion, it serves a wide range of uses, from gaming to creative work. The 34E6UC features a 34-inch VA ultrawide panel with a 1000R curve, 3440 × 1440 resolution, a 1ms MPRT response time and a 3,000:1 contrast ratio. Its wide screen and curved design offer a gaming experience that wraps around the viewer’s field of vision.

KOORUI S2741LM Mini LED and 34E6UC ultrawide curved monitors at TGS 2026
The KOORUI display area. Visitors can experience a variety of game visuals on ultrawide curved and Mini LED monitors.

ANTGAMER: High refresh rates for competitive play

ANTGAMER is showcasing high-refresh-rate monitors for competitive gamers. The ANT257PF features a 24.1-inch Fast TN panel with a native 750Hz refresh rate at Full HD resolution. It includes DIC 2.0 motion-blur reduction technology and delivers a 0.8ms gray-to-gray response time at the fastest overdrive (OD) setting. The model is also used in the booth’s Aimlabs challenge, allowing visitors to assess fast-motion clarity and target tracking through hands-on play.

Also on display are the ANT25ASF, featuring a 24.1-inch Fast TN panel with a native 1000Hz refresh rate at Full HD resolution, and the ANT275ZQE, which uses Tandem WOLED technology and supports dual-mode operation at QHD 540Hz or HD 720Hz. Visitors can explore all three models, each offering different display technologies and refresh rates.

Aimlabs challenge and first-day winner

The booth is hosting an Aimlabs aiming challenge using the ANT257PF. Visitors can test their aiming skills while experiencing gameplay on a 750Hz monitor. Everyone who takes part in the game receives a gift, and participants also have a chance to win a gaming monitor as a premium prize.

Visitors taking part in the Aimlabs challenge using an ANTGAMER ANT257PF 750Hz monitor
The 750Hz experience and Aimlabs challenge with the ANTGAMER ANT257PF.

On the first day of the challenge, a participant won a gaming monitor worth approximately ¥70,000. Commemorative photos were taken at the booth as gameplay brought visitors and staff together. Attendees are invited to enjoy the on-site activities alongside the product demos.

First-day Aimlabs challenge winner with a KOORUI gaming monitor prize, with the face covered for privacy
The first-day Aimlabs challenge winner. The face has been covered for privacy.

Social campaigns and visitor information

HKC and KOORUI are also running giveaway campaigns for visitors who follow their official X accounts and post about their booth experience. The official accounts, @HKC_Japan and @KOORUI_Japan, share updates from the show, product information and campaign details. Visitors can enjoy each brand’s activities alongside the hands-on demos.

TGS 2026 runs through Monday, September 21, a national holiday in Japan, with public admission from Saturday, September 19, through Monday, September 21. HKC, KOORUI and ANTGAMER welcome gaming fans, creators and industry visitors to Booth H11-E25 in Hall 11 at Makuhari Messe. Guests can experience the brands’ monitors and talk with staff about the products and their gaming experiences.

Official websites

HKC Japan: www.hkcj.jp/ja
KOORUI Japan: koorui.jp
ANTGAMER: www.antgamer.net

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