Monoprice 27in CrystalPro Monitor - 4K UHD, 3840x2160p, 60Hz, DisplayHDR 400, Height Adjustable Stand, IPS - Home, Office, Business, Student Use

Utilisé comme second écran pour le travail à la maison. Permet de visionner plusieurs fenêtres de bonnes dimensions en conservant une bonne lisibilité. Surprenant de voir comment la définition du 4k est supérieure au HD.Mon ordinateur portable (Laptop) avait déjà un écran 4k. Cet écran remplaçait un écran secondaire HD. Remplacement très satisfaisant. Comme mon PC portable avait déjà un écran 4k je ne sais pas si la carte vidéo doit au préalable supporter le 4k.

Great display! I built a new pc with a GeForce RTX 2080 ti (top end gaming) display card. I was using 3 HD (1920×1080) displays on my older Win7 pc. I wanted to try 4K UHD on my new pc. Now I have 2 HD displays on either side of this 4K UHD display. I am already spoiled by 4K UHD. I will have to get 2 more 4K UHD displays so that all 3 monitors can have the same resolution. (The GeForce RTX 2080 ti has enough capability to run the 3 4K UHD monitors. Not many video cards can drive multiple 4K UHD monitors.) I wish that Monoprice had more of these. This model was a close out. I should have bought 3 of them!

I would avoid this monitor. I’ve had it for 18 months or so and all the corners are burned out like the panel is peeling away. I use it professionally about 10 hours a day. This monitor is not durable.

After a grueling set of weeks in the hellish IPS lottery for an auxilary monitor to put in portrait mode, I finally decided it was not worth the premium price for LG, Dell etc. Unless you need the features of a main display for gaming like G-Sync, Freesync, etc, there is simply no gain in quality control in spending the premium price here. It's the same dice roll for dead-pixels, back-light bleed, etc.This monitor is about half the price, has the same amazing stand as the Dell monitors, and low and behold had no panel issues. Image quality is great, and it's perfect for my use-case. I highly recommend it, especially as practical productivity monitor. Don't spend the big bucks unless you need the feature set!

I use two of these monitors for business applications on a Mac Mini (Intel chip). To make the text larger, I reduce the resolution to 1080P rather than the native 4K. I had early Dell 4K monitors that were beautiful at 1080P on the same computer. While this Monoprice monitor is fully usable at 1080P, it is not beautiful. Scaling does not seem to work as well as it did on the old Dell monitors, which were about the same cost.