Review on 🖥️ HP U28 4K HDR Monitor with Calibration, Blue Light Filter, Anti-Glare Coating, Swivel Adjustment, and 3840X2160P Resolution by Stephen Zinni

I am using a 2x2 quad monitor setup and wanted to upgrade one of my 28" 2K monitors to a 4K monitor. I usually only have two critical criteria for a monitor: an IPS panel and VESA mount capability. I'm very happy with this monitor in my quad core array and will focus on a niche that other people often don't discuss. This is a VESA 100x100 mount. I'll post it up close. and also a bit further away so you can see the location of the ports. If you're like me You realize that most IPS panels are made by the same 2-3 manufacturers everywhere. What really matters is "Can I install it?" and "Where are the plugs?" This design can be mounted, and the position of the plug is pretty good. I would have preferred it to be a bit to the side or bottom, but at least not centered under the mount. Ports do not interfere. I'll give this a 5 star rating based on how well it meets my needs as a desktop user. If you need G-Sync (because you're in NVidia GForce Univers, not in the Freesync world), you can rate it 4 stars because it's missing a feature. However, the lag is good and the refresh rate is decent. So, I think 85% of people would consider it 5 stars.