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Gaming looks great on it.

Long wearing comfort, wireless, super long battery life, auto shutoff

Easy to setup (less than 2mins) Light weight and easy to use

- small form factor with tiny blue led status light - simple & easy to use, just plug & play - decent documentation with power max power explicitly mentioned as 900mA for all four ports - relatively inexpensive - used an externally powered hard drive, desktop microphone and game controller w/o issue - 18 month warrenty

Colors like IPS Smoothest BFI at max HZ Extremely good text clarity For what you are getting, this is a more than fair price.

I like everything about this monitor! it was easy to put together. they even threw in a screw driver. i like the stand. made out of good material. not plastic like other monitors stands. you can tilt it up and down a little. well worth the money! my son uses it for PC gaming, x box, and school lol

- Tuning. I like how I can EASILY tune this monitor to my needs. - Just feels/performs like a premium product. I dont normally say that about monitors. - OLED care has not been intrusive nor annoying - I like the 4 blue light settings. After an injury my eyes became VERY sensitive. My eyes have not experienced fatigue or discomfort/actual pain. I personally use setting 2 on this monitor to help "protect" my eyes. (Some monitors literally hurt my eyes. This one doesnt) - I am enjoying working on my daily Database / ERP system deliverables simply because the text is SO clear, and even with blue light filter on, the colors are incredible. - The colors are fantastic - deserves its own call out. - Input detection is flawless. Exponentially better than the Samsung Neo monitors and Odyssey Arc 2 monitor. (I have owned and tried a lot of Samsungs.) I dont have to sit there and unplug and replug the power cable, disconnect and reconnect inputs, and etc in order to get the right input detected. Auto input detection actually WORKS. - PBP/PIP is something I use here and there. No issues at all. -Ports are labeled clearly on the back and are not in a microscopic font size. I dont know why this is something that isnt normalized across the industry. -The RGB on the back of the monitor looks pretty cool and not overdone. By overdone, I mean there is a small ACCENT of RGB, not an entire side of the monitor or more of RGB. Too much RGB drives up the cost of a monitor needlessly, but that is my opinion and to each his own... -If you arent mounting the monitor, the stand itself is pretty cool with the image it projects on the desk. -It is just a monitor. A great monitor. No bloatware or streaming services or "connect me to the cloud" setup steps. Plug it in, toggle refresh rate and your resolution to what you need in your settings, and you can literally just get to work/play games. It took me longer to open up the box than to install the monitor to the stand, connect cables, and start using it.

cheap for 4k, tools not needed for the base monitor stand very similar to MSI monitors on look and stand can pivot and rotate alot. looks great in SDR (never liked HDR on any monitor personally though) 160hz and feels responsive

Absolutely, huge screen wonderful definition, clear definitive picture plenty of room for a cluttered map or a game that has a lot of options and or skill bars.

Large and great quality