Review on LG 27MD5KL B Ultrafine Monitor: 🖥️ Thunderbolt, 5120X2880P, 60Hz, ‎27-inch - Perfect Compatibility by Mauricio Petit

I've been using this monitor for about 2 weeks. Very satisfied. The 24" size is perfect for me. After decades of using two computers, a desktop iMac or a Mac with a monitor, as well as various MacBook Pros, etc., I wanted to merge into one Mac. I have one of the new M2 MacBook Airs Bought it, hooked up my LG monitor with the included Thunderbolt 3 cable and voila, it worked straight away. A cable solution etc.) Screen quality. Indistinguishable from the 21.5" iMac 4K Retina I've used before. There have been comments on LG monitors and Apple display options Looks, stand, build quality etc Looks are ok (IMHO) maybe not as sophisticated/beautiful as Apple's studio display but looks great with my new midnight MacBook Air. The stand is quite heavy, and the 24" display is very stable and doesn't move or wobble. Build quality seems good (e.g. LG TV) with this or the 27" version. The rear panels are slightly angled and the connectors are inserted at an angle of about 10 degrees. Looking back, I've seen people, myself included, try to insert connectors at a different angle. To minimize potential issues, I plan to connect the cables to the monitor once (i.e. don't keep changing connections) and connect/remove devices on the other end of the cable connected to the hubs. Last - no webcam, no microphone? I don't use them often and the laptop has them when I need them. The situation is different with Mac Mini or Studio. So far this monitor has more than met my expectations.