Review on LG 27QP88D B2 27-Inch Monitor: Crisp 2560X1440 Display, Dual Controller, Dynamic Action Sync, Flicker Safe & On-Screen Control - IPS Panel by Jerardo Alston

Let's be clear that 4k-8k displays are all the rage right now. So you can't compare it with such displays. I switched to these guys from a 144Hz, 144p "gaming" display. I do 85% of my work on an Omen laptop with a 1060 graphics card. I don't play competitive games, but I love detailed games. Other than that, these monitors are very good. Really good quality. The only issue I had was using a DisplayPort cable to connect both devices. Luckily, one YouTuber checked out the display and mentioned that the feature is "off" by default, so I just had to go to EACH display settings by "pressing the settings button on each display" and enabling the feature. THEN I also had the issue of making sure both devices were using the same content and ALSO the mentioned YouTuber going through NVIDIA settings to enable this feature. So my conclusion was knowing that if you're new to using multiple displays, there will be some setup issues. The bracket that holds the displays is really solid.