27 Inch Hdr Gaming Monitor

[144 Hz] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] LG's new UltraFine 4K HDR monitor is everything I wanted in a new monitor. The 10-bit VA 32 inch panel with HDR is very vivid and bright. The colors really pop out at you. LG has been the industry leader when it comes to monitors and this one does not disappoint. This monitor is perfect for work and play. My work laptop uses USB-C display alt to pass video and charging capabilities. This new monitor is able to deliver 65 watts of power delivery through its USB-C port. Having one cable for charging and video saves space and allows for good cable management. The monitor has pretty good speakers as well. They give off an ample amount of volume for work and play. Now lets talk about the gaming features. HDMI 2.1 and 144hz at 4k is a game changer. I have the latest gaming consoles and have my gaming PC connected. Lets just say that I notice a difference when playing the latest AAA titles. Having Freesync Premium is also a must have for today's monitors, so screen tearing is minimal. The overall 32 inch size is a perfect size for a 4k monitor. LG does not disappoint. Having the ability to tilt and adjust the height adds a feature that most monitors in its class don't allow. The USB-C input is a must have. This is a must buy.

[Yes, 2x 2 W] This is a great option for an economical 27 inch monitor.

[70 lb] Worked with my LG 27 inch monitor. Easy to assemble.

[21:9] Those who want this to buy for gaming, buy a GAMING MONITOR! This is for art not gaming unlike someone who thinks it's for both. There are HDR gaming monitors out there.

[27"] Reviewing LG 27BN85UN-B 27 4K HDR Monitor, LG27BN85UNB. I purchased 2 monitors for a 2018 Mac Mini using USB-C to TB3. Truly beautiful visual experience and much better dot pitch than most 32 inch or larger monitors. Great value and fantastic purchase experience from BH. LG 27BN85UN-B 27 4K HDR Monitor LG27BN85UNB In Stock QTY: 2 Price: $349.99 $699.98

[Internal] I needed a bright HDR monitor to use for color grading 4k HDR video on my Mac. The Asus 4k ProArt 27 HDR monitor turned out to be a great option. The 27 size is perfect for my 3 screen setup. The wide gamut color, the HDR with mini LED local dimming, the peak brightness of 1000 nits, peak contrast of 1000000:1, and the USB-c connectivity is a combination hard to find at this price point from any manufacturer. Works well with the Mac Studio & Final Cut Pro.

[Aluminum] This is a fantastic monitor arm. It's easy to set up. It is well balanced. I have a 27 inch monitor that works fantastic on it.

[4.81 lb] Fits my Blackmagic 5-inch 12G HDR monitor and does the job just fine. No complaints here.

[100 x 100 mm] [This review was collected as part of a promotion.] 34" is a good size monitor. Wall hanging was easy with Vesa pattern. It's lightweight and easy to mount. 2x hdmi and a display port offer plenty of inputs. The hdr looks great. 3440x1440p @ 100hz is great for gaming. Been smooth in gaming for me. Using with a Nvidia 4080 and the monitor has great colors. Good price and good features. Has standard speakers for a monitor, and has a 3.5mm jack for headphones. The settings are easy to get to. The controls are accessed by a button in the center bottom of the monitor inside a 4 way selector circle. For multiple inputs you can uses picture in picture PiP. For dividing up your screen, you can install the Easy Setting Box software. This will allow you to divide up your screen into sections for windows if wanted. Easy to install and use. You can divide the screen vertically, horizontally, or both. You can adjust the pre made grids as wanted too. Options for the monitor are standard. Options can be grayed out depending on the connection type used and signal sent. At 100Hz there was no whine, to monitor just accepted the Setting and worked fine. Windows 11 had no issues with the monitor. Detected it and the HDR capabilities. There is an inf file specifically for the monitor you can install. Colors are good, contrast is great. Not a "gaming" monitor, but works great as one. Easy to setup and displays wonderfully. 100Hz allows for smooth game play. 3440x1440 with HDR at a good price is a plus. Worth the upgrade from an older non HDR

[99% DCI-P3] This is an amazing monitor, and in my opinion the best one to buy in this price bracket for 32 4K gaming monitors. Other brands providing a similar panel are just not worth the extra few hundred they are charging. This monitor gives you the essentials, and in this case, the essentials are simply great. The deep, inky blacks that the OLED provides is just unmatched, and the Quantum Dots (QD) provide colors with so much pop that it makes HDR content just look sublime. Coming from a VA panel, I was blown away by how much better it looked in SDR as well as HDR content. The 240Hz refresh rate and quick response times OLEDs are known make gaming super smooth and enjoyable. Pros: Amazing contrast ratio Great color accuracy in sRGB mode, and the ability to go wide gamut for HDR if needed (or in SDR if wanted). Good PPI for text clarity. Great response times for gaming at 240Hz. The glossy coating in my room environment is a huge plus to preserve the contrast ratio and clarity of the display. Much better value than the competing Alienware, ASUS, and Gigabyte models. Cons: Text clarity is good enough for sure, but not quite as good as a traditional LCD due to the differing subpixel layout, though is is also an issue with Windows not recognizing non-traditional subpixel layouts Some flickering in dark content in certain applications. I've only come across this a couple of times, but I've heard that this is an issue with all OLEDs, so again, not really a dealbreaker for me. USB Hub on the monitor turns off when the display is put into sleep or turned off. This can be irritating at times, but I usually don't have things plugged into the hub anyway. Overall, this is a fantastic monitor to buy if you have the money for it.