Review on INNOCN Computer Mountable 4K MiniLED Monitor with Adjustable Brightness, Wall Mount, Blue Light Filter, HDR1000, HDMI, and LED by Adam Reddy

This is what the monitor should look like. I think when INNOCN designed this monitor as the features were suggested they decided it would be like a buffet where they would have EVERYTHING you could possibly want. As for the basics, this is an ultra-clear monitor with thin bezels and a good mix of size (27-inch) and resolution (4k). It has GREAT brightness and contrast with HDR1000 support and mini LED backlight, making it a pleasure to watch videos and movies. It has a wide color gamut with excellent coverage of all major standards (and has professional modes AND comes pre-calibrated with a certificate of calibration results included in the box). While it's only 60Hz, it offers a lower-latency gaming mode and even has built-in ambient light strips on the back. The OSD and controls are actually customizable (!) and very intuitive despite the LOTS of options in the menu. It easily mounts to the VESA standard (I have mine on a table clamp mount - sold separately of course) for more flexibility, and offers a variety of sensors for auto-brightness, rotation, etc. Input selection is great too (for a modern monitor). , of course - no VGA/analogue inputs here!) - You get two 4K60Hz HDMI ports, a DisplayPort (also 4K60Hz capable) and a USB-C port that both receives video and up to 90W of power for charging can send back any device you use. . It would be nice to see multiple USB-A ports for data so the monitor can act as a hub when used with a USB-C port, but that doesn't matter for my use case anyway. The monitor is a bit thicker/heavier and offers all those features, but that's not a problem - and when you're picking up a monitor with that many features, you can expect it to be a bit larger. It's a great monitor - it's not the cheapest but it's a great buy and I would highly recommend it if you're looking for a versatile monitor that will suit almost any use case!