LG 27Up650-W Monitor 27 Inch Uhd (3840 X 2160) Ips Display, Vesa Displayhdr 400, Dci-P3 95% Color Gamut, 3-Side Virtually Borderless Display, Height/Pivot/Tilt Adjustable Stand – Silver

I upgraded to 2 of these LG 27" 4k IPS monitors from HP 24" 1080p IPS monitors. They were nicely priced for their features, packed well, and delivered quickly. I have them both mounted on an VESA dual monitor stand. Their VESA mounting holes are recessed a bit so you'll need mounting spacers which are usually included in your VESA mount kit. I have these plugged into my CyberPower PC gaming laptop through the DisplayPort outs. PLEASE NOTE: IF YOU HAVE TROUBLE VIEWING THE SCREEN AFTER YOU'VE CONNECTED THEM TO YOUR COMPUTER, MAKE SURE YOU GO INTO THE MONITOR MENU TO SET THE INPUT TO DISPLAYPORT (INPUT MENU) AND SET THE DISPLAYPORT VERSION TO MATCH YOUR CABLE (GENERAL MENU), DisplayPort 1.2 or 1.4. These have 60hz refresh rate so you only need cable rated for DisplayPort 1.2. I calibrated the monitors with my Datacolor SpyderX Pro unit that shows that these monitors cover 100% of the sRGB gamut. The power button is located below the middle of the bottom bezel and it has a built-in LED. The power button also serves as a joystick to maneuver through the menus. Being IPS monitors, I get no glare from behind me where my windows are and the viewing angles are great. Resolution is amazing and crystal clear. I was getting some screen stutter when I'd watch YouTube on one screen and have a website homepage open on the other. I didn't get this issue with my 1080p monitors. To fix this, just go to the settings of whatever web browser you're using and find system and performance, or similar setting, and shut off "hardware acceleration." I use Adobe Photoshop Lightroom to edit my images and it looks great on these monitors with so much more real estate for the user interface. I never tested the speakers on these monitors since I use my laptop to connect to external Edifier speakers. These are overall excellent and I highly recommend them for image editing and general viewing.

La calidad de imagen y la velocidad son increibles, por el precio que pague por ella fue mucho mejor de lo que recibi.

The picture is good, or was good I should have said. The monitor suddenly went dark and does not seem to turn on.The monitor broke two months after the purchase. The warranty service is slow to respond, three days after filing the report haven't heard from them.Not sure if I should wait longer. If just responding to the report takes more than three days the service may take forever.This is the second LG monitor I have similar problem with. The first one was out of warranty, so I did not try to fix it.Avoid LG if you rely on the monitor for work. I plan to buy a new monitor of a different manufacturer, cannot wait for this to be repaired.

Just want to thank Amazon again for doing all it can to make for an exceedingly pleasant consumer experience. You deserve all the accolades and please, take a bow. As for the monitor..., unboxing, setting up and connecting is a breeze; couldn't ask for better. The literature with it indicates it was factory calibrated. And so far, all I've done in the way of adjustment was turn on the HDR setting for this monitor in Windows and the thing automatically switched to that profile and the picture is absolutely beautiful. I had seen reviews with comments like "it's only 400 nits, so HDR isn't gonna be that great"... HORSEPUCKEY! I guess they're spoiled by their multi-thousand-dollar rigs. I've been doing the endless researching and system-building thing since the 80's and for this level of monitor, I honestly don't think you could do much better for double the cost. This makes for my 6th monitor over that period and it definitely hits a grand slam for me. I've got a 28" 4-yr old Samsung TN LED 370-nit non-HDR panel right beside it that was another great buy, yet the HDR colors on this LG are so lifelike and brilliant, I especially like what it does for the blues. From what I've seen, that's always the toughest to get right; and this one does it.

This monitor produces much lower image quality than a 4-year-old LG 27UK650-W.I have an older LG model, 27UK650-W, which was released in January, 2018 and produces very sharp 4K images. I was very happy this older model.The LG 27UP650-W has better specifications on paper. But I was not able to adjust this newer model to achieve the similar image quality at 4K. The image is just a little fuzzy and I am very disappointed. Although the price is pretty good, I do care about the quality of the image it produces. I’ll probably return it to Amazon.