They offered me a refund or a replacement, which would most likely end up being yet another panel with horrible backlight bleed, as nobody in their facility would commit to inspecting it first

The backlighting is so intense that I can't adjust it down to effectively calibrate with my archival quality fine art printer

I’ve been through 3 of these monitors, and they’ve all had separate issues.#1 - Unacceptable backlight bleed

I’ve been through 3 of these monitors, and they’ve all had separate issues.#1 - Unacceptable backlight bleed

The bottom line is that I get a fantastic picture and it works as it should w/o any problems

Supports USB-C, DisplayPort &

(with just the USB-C may I add) and everything worked

This was planned, which is why I specifically bought a monitor that supported USB-C:

USB-C, that came in the box, works great and charges my Mac

I was a bit on the fence about whether I should buy this monitor or a cheaper non USB-C monitor

USB C alone is virtually useless to me as it blinks in and out from time to time

I tried a cheap 4K display first

HDMI will (If your monitor is working with Catalina at all) access to the proper available video resolutions (and use 60K) and it looks beautiful.

Beautiful 4K display, slim bezels, decent UI, very configurableCONS:

Nice 4K display, well balanced color.

Good 4K monitor with USB-C connectivity for my work Mac

Once you connect it with all the proper cables and play around with the settings a little; crisp, clear, 4K gaming

Great 4K res.

Pros:-Very bright-Great color reproduction-Speakers are loud enough-Works with G-sync and Freesync-HDR works ok on PC, but it seems better on consoles.-Matte displayCons:-No auto switching inputs-Does not support Dolby Vision (not a big deal)I upgraded from a really old 1080p display