so it doesnt really bother me, the other complaint is that on the part where the stand mounts to the monitor the screws are very loose, not enough to cause issues, just enough to make it wobbly

Shipped with 3 loose screws and one moving around inside the TV box, where the base joint is screwed to the frame of the TV

so it doesnt really bother me, the other complaint is that on the part where the stand mounts to the monitor the screws are very loose, not enough to cause issues, just enough to make it wobbly

Multiple dead pixels out of the box near the center of the screen, the whole top left quadrant has severe backlight bleed (worst I've seen in a monitor made in the last decade), the vesa mount requiring long screws and spacers is a pain, a known working 4k60 DP cable & video card refused to go above 640x480

Came with one dead pixel and a missing screw

Sadly, my unit came with wrong screws, I couldn't secure the stand to the monitor tightly causing the panel to wiggle with every slight movement

It really is a great feeling very thin 4k display that even comes with what look like oversize motherboard mounting screws if you want to use the vesa mounts without taking the base off

It also comes with a really well built screw driver to assemble its stand, or four standoffs in case you want to use a VESA mount

It's connected through DisplayPort using a Cable Matters USB C Multiport Adapter (USB C Dock with USB C to DisplayPort 4K 60Hz), 2x USB 2.0, Fast Ethernet, and 60W PD in White - USB-C & Thunderbolt 3 Port Compatible for MacBook Pro and More.

But if you can squeeze a little more out of your budget, I would go with e a more reputable competitor.