Pros: - Affordable -Easy to unbox and set up - Fast transfer speeds

Overall Review: Bought this SSD as a boot drive to replace my 512GB SSD that came on my computer. Arrived fast, had fast transfer speeds, and even 3 months later and having lots of files transferred in and out, still has a 100% according to CrystalDiskInfo

Pros: - Easy to set up - 3 ports (HDMI, DP, and USB-C Lightning) are useful, no adapter would be needed for your device (probably) -Amazing picture quality -Accurate colours - 360Hz is amazing in FPS games

Cons: -A bit hard to clean - The panel care process can take up to 5 minutes and may be inconvenient with long game sessions -Lack of speakers may be a issue with some

Overall Review: I have wanted a OLED display for years now, but never got one until a few months ago when I saw this for sale. With OLED panels now being more cheaper, with added bonuses like more burn-in protection measures, I decided to pull the trigger and buy this monitor. Not only did it arrive pretty quickly with standard shipping, there was not even a single scratch on the box. Setting up the monitor was pretty easy, with just a standard sized Phillips screwdriver being needed for some of the final steps. It also came with a HDMI 2.1 and DP 1.4 cable. Playing with the monitor though was amazing too, I could instantly see how the picture quality already outperformed both my 1080P lPS laptop screen by a huge margin. And with going from 144hz to 360hz, everything felt way smoother too! You see everyone hyping OLED and when you have your first gaming session in a nicely dim room, you see firsthand why that hype isn't over-exaggerated. However, even the best products do have flaws. For starters, while I understand the back is already pretty big due to it's heat sink and parts, I think it should also include built-in speakers. They don't need to be amazing sounding speakers, but I think it would benefit the average consumer. Another annoyance is the OLED care process, where if you are one of those people who play a certain game for hours at a time, it can be annoying when that message pops up. The process can also be annoying too, usually taking 5 minutes. However, I usually only play video games for at most, 3 hours at a time so this usually isn't the biggest deal with me and I regular do the care process. Another issue too is that due to QD-Oleds panels being pretty vulnerable to scratches, and regularly attracting debris, cleaning one carefully can be annoying. Never cleaned mine until regularly until a few weeks ago and did it as carefully as possible but some streaks were left behind so gonna have to purchase a OLED cleaning kit soon. However, even with all it's flaws, after 3 months of using it, I can confidently say it was worth the money and for anyone wanting to buy a OLED monitor, this is an amazing choice to consider.