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

Picked up today from the Ya-Market pickup point. On the spot I checked the packaging and contents - the packaging was not opened, there was no mechanical damage to the monitor. At home I checked for broken pixels - I did not find it. I did not find any problems with uneven illumination either. Assembled without tools, powerful metal stand, convenient adjustment for height, tilt and landscape/portrait orientation. From the built-in Type-C port, it powered the Acer-Zenbook laptop - it works, it is charging. All connections (HDMIx2, Type-C, power) go down and are covered with a decorative cover. I don’t know, maybe everyone is like that now, but my old LG had them sticking out of the monitor case at a right angle. Power supply built-in. If it is important for someone, then there are no luminous buttons and LEDs on the front panel, only the power button on the lower end of the monitor glows slightly with white light. If the monitor is lowered, then this button is not even visible. If you specifically bend down to examine this button, you can see a soft backlight. There is no logo, no glowing, no on the front frame - there is an embossed black glossy on black matte on the back panel. I am not a graphic designer - office applications, browsing, amateur editing of video shot on a 4K camera. Going to 27' 4K from 24' HD is a fairy tale. I adjusted the brightness, contrast and other parameters of the picture for myself without any tests and utilities "by eye" - everything suits me 200%.