HP v28 4k Monitor (3840 x 2160), 28 Inch, AMD Freesync, (2 HDMI, 1 DP) - Black

Purchased at £189.99 on a deal and the score is based on paying that price. For a 4K 28 monitor from a known brand i'm not sure you'll find any better.Purchased for a gaming PC and although limited to 60hz (i'm not an FPS freak) it does the job ok. Freesync works with my Nvidia RTX3070 so it's a smooth 60FPS.Definition of blacks is where this monitor isn't that great, they can be washed out and the gradient between black to grey to white is defined, a downside of TN displays, other than that picture quality is good.if you want 4K video at 60hz make sure you connect via Display port and not HDMI as they HDMI port is the old standard.At £189.99 it's a bargain, make your own mind up at £299 though.

Great monitor for the price, I needed one for lock down and this seemed like a good option and it really was.Great for what I do, design/branding during the day awesome for 4K films on weekends.No lag time from the MacBook Pro to the monitor.Worth it

This purchase was to replace my beloved Asus VE278H 27-inch, bought in 2013, which gave up the ghost recently. This replacement is a 28 inch, which may be a mistake for what I use it for - mainly office work. I have to put the monitor a long way away, about 65cms. I'm finding the screen is still a bit too big and bright to work on documents comfortably. Perhaps I should have bought the 27 in version, which I see is considerably cheaper. The 28 screen is pretty good, almost too bright, for videos and photos but the colours seem a bit pale compared to the Asus.

Perfect

Arrive safely and great picture for work

Used as a second screen with my iMac. I believe it’s now discontinued so got a good deal.

Amazing monitor great price at 189 on sale! Worth every penny. Had a 25 inch ultrawide and this is the same width and double hight so amazing!

Advertised as a new item. It definitely was not!I opted for the delivery in 'plain' Amazon packaging and it was packaged as requested, However, the Amazon driver just dropped it by the front door - just 5 metres from a busy road - without even ringing the bell and then walked off. Luckily my son saw the van pull up and took the box in otherwise who knows.When taking the actual monitor out of the Amazon box it was obvious that it had been (badly) resealed. The box was torn and the seals were all broken... and the tape used to 'reseal' it was even tearing away.Taking the monitor out we saw that one of the HDMI cable bags had been ripped open and the monitor wasn't even in plastic wrapping. It had been unwrapped and the plastic wrapping just binned. Even worse, the monitor had the previous owner's fingerprints on it.I bought the monitor elsewhere - and it's actually a decent monitor. It's being used by my son for his schoolwork and the occasional gaming on PS4 so we're not after the super-sharpest display with the fastest refresh rates.