Review on FYHXele Monitor 3840x2160 FreeSync 2XDisplay 144Hz, Blue Light Filter, Built-In Speakers, Anti-Glare Coating, FYMN28U, HD by Adam Estell

I started making a lot of monitors. I usually play FPS or Call of Duty in the background, so I prefer to play on the monitor. I was disappointed to learn that there isn't a single monitor yet that supports 4K gaming at 120Hz over an HDMI 2.1 connection. If you don't select 1080p/120 you will be limited to 4K/60Hz without 2.1 HDMI. I thought about getting a 4K monitor for a while, but in the end I decided that increasing the frames per second was more interesting. Also, I don't think the visual improvements will be that significant at arm's length. I also have a Vizio M series TV which I'm looking forward to watching Spider-Man on. No dead pixels or anything like that. I was absolutely stunned when I first turned on this new monitor. Switching from TN to IPS is as easy as everyone says. Like day and night. Colors appear and everything looks much brighter. I've always been hesitant to buy an IPS display because of the longer response time, but now that 1ms is available, that's not a problem. You CAN get your cake and eat it, as one reviewer put it. Until 4K monitors with 2.1 HDMI are available, or until the PS5 supports 2K resolution (which the Xbox Series X already does), I think this is the best 4K/144Hz display available at this price point. The thin bezels and matte finish of the screen give it a very modern look. Plus, the stand is just amazing if you want to place it on your gaming desk or countertop. I used the included brackets and screws to attach to my dual monitor arm as there are Vesa mounting holes on the back of the monitor.