but I get eye strain with this monitor even with Windows 10 set up to use its largest font due to miniscule characters, so I should have bought a larger 4k monitor.

I use it all day in my work and it has made a difference reducing my eye strain.

She does a lot of coding and lower resolution monitors were causing a lot of eye strain

but if you are me and have any issues with monitors such as eye strain, the flicker issue or whatever you might want to look into this thing.

*Please note that this is the UPGRADED U28-E-590D model, over the identical U28-D-590D model

This monitor simply cannot handle having two inputs - when I switch from Mac to Msoft Surface, the screen flashes, goes static-y, then pops up in washed out color - I have to turn it off, then back on.

I've also had instances where the monitor goes completely fuzzy and static-y.

*Please note that this is the UPGRADED U28-E-590D model, over the identical U28-D-590D model

n’t have any issues with it and no dead pixels it does put out 4K at 60hz with my Xbox

The base is not adjustable and the big T makes a difficult to even swivel it on your desktop

The base broke as I assembled it

The hardcopy manual was only in Korean, leaving me frustrated as I tried unsuccessfully to force together an adapter that seemingly was meant to fit the extra power cord

It is not as sharp as I'd like, but it could be due to Windows scaling