Review on 27" Xiaomi 4K Monitor 27, 3840x2160, 60Hz, IPS, CN, black by Mateusz Odachowski ᠌

In appearance, there is the same model with a resolution of 2K. Magneticcomver on the back, thickness of the stand support is 3 mm, the stand itself is metal. The case is made of nice smooth plastic. A light bulb on the bottom end, softly blinks when the backlight is off. Ports are modern - HDMI 2.1 (2x), DP 1.4. Includes USB-C and HDMI cables. The included HDMI transmits 4K 60Hz, just like USB-C. Transmit video and audio over a single USB-C. I heard that problems are possible when charging a macbook pro 15 if the power is not enough. Many monitors with USB-C have a charge of 65W. Here is 90W. The monitor is positioned as a professional for working with graphics. There is a PANTON certificate. Who knows, he knows. I do not understand, but thecomlor rendition is excellent. Quick switching of image settings mods on a dedicated button. LowBlueLight mode reduces eye fatigue in the dark. There is 2022 on the menu. Box without hieroglyphs. Our outlet. There is a factory calibration report. Surprisingly, there is almost no information on the monitor. No reviews, no reviews. One site in English (). Tried to choose a universal monitor for poppy and PC. For a poppy, 2K resolution is acceptable, but there are ladders. There was a widescreen 2K from the same brand. In 4K, the picture is wonderful, the text is clear, without any PPI calculations. For a PC, at this resolution, the requirements for hardware increase. Gaming requires a powerful graphics card. To the absolute ideal, the monitor lacks built-in speakers and a pop-up webcam. There is acomol model from Dell. But it's true, dreams. I think the best offer on the market at the moment. Considered: - HUAWEI MateView, 3840x2160@60Hz - LG 27UN880-B, 3840x2160@60Hz - LG 27QN880-B, 2560x1440@75Hz - Dell C2722DE, 2560x1440@60Hz