Review on LG 28MQ780 B DualUp Monitor: DCI P3 2560X2880, Dynamic Action Sync, Flicker Safe, Reader Mode, HDR10, 28MQ780-B.AUS, HD - Ultimate Visual Experience for Enhanced Productivity by David Sanchez

I've patiently (weeks!) longed for this stunning 27.5-inch display. When I first took the panel out of the OEM box I was frankly blown away (particularly for the cost); Sitting next to my 27-inch iMac, the LG screen is definitely larger. but it wasn't until I turned on the screen that I was impressed with this purchase. The unique aspect ratio really seems more effective than those stupid, ever-expanding 24+:9 curved screens. Compared to a 27-inch iMac 16:9 4K screen, there are twice as many pixels and just over 20% MORE square inches. real desktop IRL. I love watching a movie at the same time as filming. Internetworks (on the same or different computers). I'm not a programmer, but for spreadsheets and websites, the screen's "height" is extremely useful for keeping all screen elements in the same view (whether in OEM standard "portrait" or "landscape" mode shot at 2880 x 2560 - I personally do it the last option and I really like it). ]). This desk stand completed my purchase and for that I am grateful. Cons: The refresh rate will obviously never win a game prize. Cons: The articulating arm has a lot of horizontal movement but little to no vertical play. Pros: Perfect for today's portraits. Content Creator Consumers. Mixed: Requires purchase of a more powerful GPU (DisplayPort 1.1 is not supported).