Review on Samsung LU28E570DS ZA LED Lit Monitor 3840X2160P with Flicker-Free Technology, Tilt Adjustment, ‎LU28E570DS/ZA, HD by Justin Taylor

This is a very good monitor. Until now, I had no idea how good a 4k monitor is. It didn't work for me at first as my test computer couldn't display 4k, it was limited to 2k. After replacing my outdated graphics card on my test system, the video looked amazing. I lost some space switching from two 21" monitors to this 28" monitor, but it was worth it. It would be nice if it had a curved display, but a 28-inch flat screen is fine, although I doubt I'd personally go much taller than a 28-inch without a curved display. This monitor has some pretty nice features, works with AMD Freesync although it's not Freesync 2, and has a 1ms response time. Those two qualities alone make it a great gaming monitor. Also, this monitor can display images from two different sources at the same time. It can be displayed in Picture-by-Picture (PBP) format (one source on the left side of the screen, another source on the right half of the screen) and in Picture-in-Picture (PIP) mode, just like du. found on some TVs. The only thing I don't like about the monitor is the stand. This is a static stand that will not raise or lower the height of the monitor and will not rotate from side to side without moving the entire stand. The good thing, though, is that there are VESA mounts on the back of the monitor, so the stand can be swapped out for something better. Inputs on the back are pretty minimal, you get 2 HDMI inputs, 1 full-size DisplayPort input, and a headset input. There's also a power connector on the back right next to the headset jack and a locking hole next to where the stand connects to the monitor. The OSD controls are also located on the back in the bottom corner of the monitor. This monitor will have many uses, I really enjoy editing my 4k videos on this monitor.