Review on LG 27LQ615S PU AUS FHD IPS Monitor with 83Hz Refresh Rate, Vertical Mount by Multiplied Galinanes

So, I'm not sure what the heck this thing really is. If you search, there is practically no information on the Internet, no reviews, no comparisons, nothing. I can't even figure out what year it was. It has a model number but no real name. Here's the thing: if you're looking for a portable TV that can be used as a computer monitor and that stands securely on its own without brackets or supports, this is your TV. Full HD and a diagonal of 27 inches are sufficient. The sound from the built-in speaker is remarkably clear, especially in AI mode; Colors are instantly acceptable, with multiple modes to choose from (and easy to switch between them), and if you want advanced customization, you can. It's clearly intended for a standalone device with no support for other peripherals. Maybe 160-170 degrees or so and I would say it's pretty bright. I use it all the time in conference rooms with bright neon lights and it never fades. WebOS is good. But the best part is how stable it is. Don't listen to other reviewers who are confused by the lack of a kickstand. The TV is a separate stand. If your surface is flat, sit back and don't worry. Since it doesn't have those little plastic feet, most TVs come with it, and it can be placed on any narrow or wide surface (e.g. a stack of books). If you hit him, he won't fall. There are small rubber feet on the bottom for traction. And if you really want to, you can use the VESA holes on the back or the holes on the bottom to add your own stand. The form factor is very convenient and you can carry it under your arm. I use it as a bedroom TV, an external monitor for video editing, and as a display at trade shows for presentations, videos, or standalone graphics and signage. With him under my arm, I jump straight into the UBER. You can use AirPlay directly on your TV, use HDMI or play media from a USB stick. In addition, it looks stylish. All white, like something from THX-1138. Buy this TV.