Review on LG 27UK850-W Monitor with FreeSync and Multiple Adjustment Options by Dakota Briggs

I recently upgraded my computer to something that supports 4K output and I've wanted to buy a 4K monitor for a long time. My previous monitor was a 23" Samsung monitor with a resolution of 1920 x 1080. I occasionally edit photos for which I think the 4K resolution (plus the extra screen real estate) is fine. I also enjoy playing computer games sometimes After reading some reviews I decided to spend some money and buy this monitor and I was not disappointed Some things I like about this monitor: - The picture quality is excellent It is bright and looks sharp and clear. Colors are well defined. I've only used 4K for a few days but some photos feel like I could look at them for a while and be amazed at how good they look. My photos look great on this display and i also downloaded some 4k desktop backgrounds which look just awesome, although this pc monitor is not as big as a 4k tv, you can still see the details of the image and it si Looks great.- It can be plugged into a USB Type-C port on the PC and some USB ports on the back of the monitor. I didn't really think it was necessary and I don't need it, but it's a nice feature. The monitor's USB ports can be useful for connecting a webcam, for example, so that the USB cable does not have to be routed to the back of the PC case. Or maybe a USB printer or other device closer to the monitor than the PC case. Good size for a PC monitor. It's larger than my old 23-inch monitor, but still fits on my computer desk a decent distance from my eyes and at a good height (after some desk reorganization) so I can see it well. Speakers so it can be used as an audio output device if desired. In addition, the stand allows you to move the monitor up or down. One thing I was concerned about was dead pixels, but I don't have any dead pixels that I have. All in all I think this is a great monitor and I'll be happy to use it.