Bought this on sale on Prime Day, because I really wanted an external monitor for my 12" Retina Macbook (2017) that would give me crisp, clean text

One thing I love about the Retina display is that text and photos look like high resolution print: incredibly smooth with no noticeable pixelation at a standard viewing distance of > 1 foot

As a software developer, I really like the high resolution text, but I'm not too worried about the color accuracy

One thing I love about the Retina display is that text and photos look like high resolution print: incredibly smooth with no noticeable pixelation at a standard viewing distance of > 1 foot

This makes things look blurry, but otherwise text is not really readable

At <$300, this monitor is a great value and the least expensive 4K IPS option from the major brands

Three months later, I think the current $380 price is a good value.

Great value and look forward to having this monitor for a long time.

I think this product has great value for what it offers

Pleased about that!Based on specs, I don't see that more expensive 27" monitors deliver value commensurate with their higher prices.

I like the small size because I use it for video editing, as well, so the resolution crammed into the tiny 24" works good when doing any graphic design work, and just makes everything look crisp and clear, even if it's a 1080 source upscaling to 4k

Cable (Thunderbolt 3 Port Compatible) in Black - 6 Feet, and it works perfectly at 4K with

There can be some lagging at the highest setting, but that's because despite supporting 4K, my graphics card in the Mac is still not able to fully support 4K as Apple claims

Just got it today, plugged right into my Intel NUC Skylake and worked perfect

I own an IT company and purchased this monitor just to test it beside my more expensive 4K displays

Great monitor, great picture, love the different modes for different types of gaming, would recommend

The picture exaggerates the problem, but it's easily visible in dark settings

This is a great monitor, the picture and IPS display is gorgeous

The monitor works great, and the picture is nice, but it isn't smart enough to switch to an active input source on its own

it is nice but controls for picture are limited and picture quality is not exceptional

It does everything that I need it to do and the price was just unbeatable.

so it's not too big or small, and it's got a great price point compared to other 4k monitors.

It does what it says it does and the pricing is aggressive

I use it with my MacBook, Great quality, price and performance.

It is a great monitor for a great price, without all the bells and whistles that make other 27" IPS panels so much more expensive.

However, I am glad I didn't go with a 28+" monitor because the size of this one is perfect and I have no troubles reading text on the screen from a normal viewing distance

As far as this particular monitor, it's just the right size for my personal desk space

— about 4" wider than a full-sized keyboard — and a perfect size to get retina resolution at

So if the 24" is the better size for you, then go with that

It's the perfect size for a standing desk, and looks great with both Mac & PC.

The main issue is poor black quality, IPS glow and backlight bleed in the corners

Poor quality on inferior resolutions, when i'm playing demanding games and wanna get better fps, i downgrade resolution, but this monitor have terrible aspect on lower resolution than 4k.

Quality of monitor is great but you can't raise or lower the height of it

The good:- Good image quality (what to expect from an IPS 4K?)- Simple, direct

Overall still great quality and good response time however.

Very beautiful display, works perfectly, and arrived very fast

x 2160.I also use the display with Windows 10 in Boot Camp to play games, and it works well there, too

Complements retina display very well, and is a great minitor for windows laptops too.

Very beautiful display, works perfectly, and arrived very fast

I own an IT company and purchased this monitor just to test it beside my more expensive 4K displays

I rather have the 4K ISP over the 1080P TN due to the rich vibrant colors and resolution upgrade of this monitor

The resolution on this is really amazing (which I expected from a 4K)

Poor quality on inferior resolutions, when i'm playing demanding games and wanna get better fps, i downgrade resolution, but this monitor have terrible aspect on lower resolution than 4k.

It does support the maximum "scaled" resolution (4K) that my MacBook supports, however I cannot read anything that small on a 24 inch monitor,

Excellent monitor and resolution in a reasonably-sized monitor.

The base has a sleek design that is sturdy and supportive

The design is great, and colors are vibrant and accurate enough to do graphic design and editing

Was really excited for this monitor but unfortunately it has significant backlight bleed (see attached pictures), and a very noticeable dead black pixel (s)

NOT HDMI)- Well designed on screen menu, I like the single button and joystick in one for choosing, navigating the menu, rather than most monitors that have 6+ buttons on them.- Fast enough response times for gaming unless you're some hard-core competitive gamer that can only exist with a 1ms response display

The screen size is great, the design felt good, and the aesthetic look is a nice touch

This monitor is light, the images is crisp, and the colors are vivid

I couldn't find an auto-detect input mode.- All 3 units I tried had poor color consistency across the screen

Monitor flickers and does not keep the color calibration, colors is weak and faded

#3: Mediocre panel color consistency with red areas in the bottom corners

When going back to a 1080P TN monitor it looks very pixelated, colors are weak and washed out

Amazing quality, I was kind of skeptical getting such a small screen when upgrading to 4k worrying I wouldn't see the advantages

Great screen, but my eyes are sensitive and have a history of computer monitors bothering them.

When the screen is not flickering and strobing, the picture quality is good.

Besides all these, the screen will still fail to work occasionally with Macbook

I cracked the screen on my 4K laptop and it has not been repairable

But, as a GENERALIST monitor that uh... SEES THE FREAKING SIGNAL OF REGULAR COMPUTERS!????? Apparently that's expecting "too much

I like LG as a

At 1440p differences are barely perceptible, and at 1800p it looks almost as good as 4K but renders 31% fewer pixels, making it a good compromise of performance and eye-candy

this is probably as good as

I've used DisplayPort at 60Hz with no issues, unlike my Samsung U28E590D monitors which periodically lost the signal

At 1440p differences are barely perceptible, and at 1800p it looks almost as good as 4K but renders 31% fewer pixels, making it a good compromise of performance and eye-candy

Of course, NO monitors on the market have HDR, so if your looking for a monitor with better input lag, be prepared to pay two or three times as much.

it!I use this for gaming primarily and the input lag was so bad that all games were unplayable

The main thing I was worried about was the input lag on this monitor since that was the problem on my 55 inch 4k Samsung when I tried gaming

I've been using this for both single player and online games, including a number of online FPS games, and the response time and input lag appear to be excellent in general

Pros:- Cheap for a 27" 4K display in 2017.- Backlight bleed isn't that bad for the most part

The only issue I have with mine is a slight backlight bleed on the bottom of the screen right in the middle

That being said there is a pretty significant backlight bleed problem, which makes watching movies with dark scenes kind of annoying

Mine does not have any bad backlight bleed or any problems at all.

Black and white test images show no dead pixels and very little bleed

in to half split the problem and it looked dark as well.

Mine does not have any bad backlight bleed or any problems at all.

No problems setting up, and the desktop settings control makes any adjustments a breeze.

The photo in this review was taken with the exposure reduced, generally people don't reduce the exposure to exaggerate the problem

The picture exaggerates the problem, but it's easily visible in dark settings

No dead pixels on mine, and I've had them almost a year.

Great color representation, minimal IPS glow, no dead pixels

No dead pixels and very even saturation the whole screen over

The monitor arrived in perfect condition with no dead pixels

No dead pixels, great screen real estate and great clarity

The settings are easy to navigate, it does take bit of messing around to get the perfect picture, but other than that, no real complaints

A bit annoying (it's white on black so quite visible), but you rarely look directly at the edge of a monitor anyway.2

I was a bit hesitant to buy this one because of the lack of reviews around the web

Response time is a bit difficult to track down, but I've seen it listed as 5 ms, which is more than enough for PC gaming

Turning it off is a bit tricky--push the button in then pull forward, or just hold the button in.