Review on 🖥️ KTC Computer Vertical FreeSync Adjustable 27": 2560X1440P, 165Hz, Flicker-Free, Frameless, Ultrawide Screen - Explore the Crystal-Clear HD Visuals with Blue Light Filter by Celso Anang

This monitor works well, but the portrait mode positioning was so good that it was otherwise difficult to be objective. above Wikipedia) - Cool backlight (hopefully doesn't use too much power) - Input standards include HDMI2.0 (144Hz), DP1.2 (theoretically up to 165Hz), USB 2.0 (upgrade) - Frameless (useful for side- o-side settings) -sRGB (better color matching for photos and websites with lots of color) access to the CON menu (I've yet to see a monitor that doesn't require manual or accidental button presses, often with no useful labeling) - No DisplayLink (but You can get it via a hub) - As a reminder, 4K is 3840 x 2160 pixels, although that might not look better given other features - The power supply, like many monitors these days, has an acceptable power cord length (easily extend), but The cable from a brick-style laptop is cumbersome to manage. Dell almost solved that problem with the bezel and clip, although they won't stay for the long haul. NEUTRAL - I like the size 27". I have places where 32 is too big and I can't put two next to each other. In fact, there are some places where it is too big. CAVEATI does not own "high-end " Monitors well out of this price range. I have several 4K monitors but they were roughly in the same price range at the time of purchase. CONCLUSION You caught me in a "portrait".