Review on Lenovo Ultra Thin FreeSync DisplayPort 65FAGCC2US 28", 3840X2160P, 75, Tilt Adjustment, Anti-Glare Coating, Wall Mountable, ‎L28U-30, IPS by David Samuelson

Monitors are one of the things I use every day, so I decided to try a new one with a different/larger size than the one I already have, which is a 24 inch monitor. In the box you will receive: - User manual. - Simple power cord. - Monitor stand - HDMI cable (you need an HDMI 2.0 capable device for maximum performance and resolution) but I always prefer to use DisplayPort. A simple physical design with thin black bezels giving an overall black look. At first glance, the Lenovo logo can be seen on the front and back of the monitor. The buttons on the front of the monitor, which I rarely see these days, are quite functional and easy to use in my opinion. than if the buttons were located at the bottom or right edge of the screen like most types of monitors available. The monitor stand has a simple/old style design that allows for limited movement. But it does support a VESA mount, which I would recommend if you work vertically or want more functionality and portability. The monitor frequency is 60 Hz with 4K resolution (3840 x 2160). But it can go as low as 75Hz at lower resolutions. There is 1 audio output (3.5mm) but no built-in speakers. In terms of image quality, color accuracy, clarity and overall smoothness, the monitor was truly perfect. It was easy to work with and set up. I had eye strain with my old monitor after prolonged use, but I have found that it has been greatly reduced when using this monitor. In short, this is a 28-inch IPS monitor with a 4k panel at a good price. This is an efficient office monitor that I would classify more as a budget monitor than a professional work monitor for color sensitive photography. With a refresh rate of 60+ Hz and FreeSync, I find it can be used for minimal gaming with some lighter games that require minimal latency and slower response times. However, it is definitely not suitable for hardcore gamers. Recommendations: - A flexible and functional stand is recommended. - Adding a Displayport 1.2 cable to the box.