Hp 27 Full Hd Ips Computer Monitor

[60°] (This review was collected as part of a promotion.) This IPS 4k monitor replaces an aging 2k IPS 27", mainly used for photo editing, browsing and office-oriented document creation. The image quality is very good out-of-the-box, even better after calibration. The image is also very uniform, I don't see bleeding when displaying a black surface in a dark room. The stand is sturdy and provides the adjustments I need (height and tilt). The surface increase from 27" to 31,5" is a real improvement. For photographs browsing and editing it's outstanding, it has never been easier to explore a picture at different levels while keeping the whole view by moving back a little. For other activities it's easier to work with many documents open, like on a non-virtual desktop. The unique problem I had was a compatility one with my desktop environment, Linux Mint 21.3 with Xorg graphics and a passive Nvidia Geforce GT 710 card. When calibrating the monitor the software (dispcal) detected clipping. Also the mouse was quite laggy. The card is only able to drive a 4k monitor at 30hz (which is OK for me, I don't play games), but the monitor was driven at 60hz. Setting manually the frequency at 30hz solved the clipping and the mouse lag. Overall this monitor is a great buy.

[100 x 100 mm] I have been wanting a 32 inch IPS 144 hz monitor with less than 1 ms latency and full HDR for years. This is the first one that I could fine that was under $1k and it is great. I highly recommend it.

[3840 x 2160] A uge uograde from my ips monitor!

[3840 x 2160] This monitor is really amazing. I had a moment of this is what color looks like?! at first, similar to when I got higher end speakers and said this is what music sounds like?!. I learned a lot about WOLED (current LG tvs) vs true RGB OLED (this panel) and how JOLED makes this specific display. Prior I had a 27 inch HP (S2721QS) and the main use is a workstation PC working from home and occasional light gaming. While the monitor is way overkill for my use (I don't do content creation or color correction), I love it and have no regrets even when considering the steep price point. That's just how it is right now given the manufacturing of this size OLED hardly exists. Sadly this is not as bright as my HP but blows it away in everything else. The viewing angles are crisp and improved and while I previously thought 27 inches was perfect for a workstation, I am now sold on the 31.5 inch size. I have enabled dark mode on every application and website that I can and the colors are just electric and amazing. The stand is ugly at the base but still nicely functional, I have the LG mounted on an Ergotron HX Desk Monitor Arm and even though the LG is far below the weight minimum it works just fine. At first I was confused why the bezels are so large but I've realized it needs some form of casing and it benefits from the large casing when I grab the monitor and move/tilt it on the monitor arm. I could do without the USB hub integrated and my real only dislike of this monitor is the noise the settings menu navigator makes upon pressing. Yes OLED monitors will get less expensive but sadly it will take a lot more time, and by that time micro LED or QDOLED might be the successor. Again, the size, the pixel density, the experience using this in the evening, the HDR, it's all just gorgeous.

[No, ] I honestly didn't comprehend how large this screen was when I bought it, but 27 inches for a computer monitor is enough monitor for anyone doing normal computer things or working from home. I would certainly buy this product again, and had originally planned on buying a second for a two monitor set up, but the size of the monitor is already big enough for me to have two documents open at one time, so no need.

[108 ppi] I recently picked up the LG 27 ULTRAGEAR™ QHD monitor, and it's been a revelation for my gaming and everyday computer use. The difference the 240Hz refresh rate makes in smoothness is amazing—everything from scrolling through web pages to moving windows around feels more fluid. Movies and games look incredibly sharp. It's not the cheapest monitor out there, but considering how much it's improved my daily computer experience, I'd say it's been a fantastic investment.

[Apple A13Bionic] it's a 27 IPS panel. comparable to some others. the build quality (materials, fit and finish) is better than any other. But the price is a lot more too. It's a nice monitor for apple ecosystem users. works flawlessly, looks pretty sharp. I'd like it a lot more if it were about $500 cheaper.

[Adaptive-Sync] Wow. I am coming from a 27 165hz IPS Panel, and this screen has blown me away. I am loving every minute of it! You can't go wrong. Buy now.

[24.81 lb] the screen looks amazing, colors are so vibrant and big difference going from an ips and from a 27 inch to ultra wide there wasn’t that big of a difference in frame rate.

[1920 x 1080] The Elvid StudioVision Triple 5 Full HD Rackmount Monitor is an amazing addition to our gear that we take to conferences. We needed something with a low profile and this works perfectly to put on a table or stand so we can see all cameras at once. If you've ever used an Elvid Monitor before the menu system should feel familiar and if you haven't, the menus are laid out well and easy to navigate. You have all the tools like peaking, false color, waveform, LUTS, etc to get the image looking exactly the way you want it to. LAN control is a great option to have but for our purposes, we don't have a use for it yet. I love having the ability to use either HDMI or SDI and it has an in and out which makes this unit very flexible. Viewing angles are good and the monitors are pretty bright. Another option I like is that you can add screen markers and change the ratio. It has pretty much all the options their monitors have which is great. There is also an assignable button on each monitor which is a nice touch. I'm really excited to use this more in the field. [I received this item in exchange for my honest review]