Review on LG 27MP400-B Virtually Borderless FreeSync 🖥️ Monitor, 1920X1080, 75Hz, Flicker-Free, Anti Glare Screen by Jake Davis

If you're looking for an all-in-one display that combines display, webcam, microphone, speaker, and USB-C port, this is a good option for you. For an integrated display like the LG 24MP750C-B, the price is at the top end of the mid-range of the package. It's an IPS (In-Plane Switching) display versus a VA (Vertical Alignment) display, and IPS is generally a higher-end display technology. IPS displays have better color and viewing angles than VA displays, while VA displays tend to have narrower viewing angles and better black levels than IPS displays. LG usually makes rugged computer screens and this one is no different. I hate it when I can't adjust the height, tilt, or orientation of the display (because the alternative to adjusting the height is to fold stacks of printer paper under the display stand, which is far less elegant), and this model has it everything. Settings I really like. The USB-C port is also handy because with that single cable I can connect my laptop (which saves on PC power. Win!) and use it to output my laptop's video to the display. . Fewer cables = better. In terms of display quality, this LG IPS display is bright, has great colors and contrast, and has really good black levels. And, of course, it has a wider viewing angle typical of IPS displays, so the "sweet spot" is generous. It's worth noting that it's a 27-inch HD (1920 x 1080) widescreen monitor. great for working and watching HD movies, but if you don't need a built-in webcam and microphone, you can get LG's 32-inch 4K HDR10 (3820 x 2160) widescreen display (LG 32UN500) for a little less . -AT). This model uses a VA panel instead of an IPS panel, so keep that in mind. Just a thought.