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

Can't comment on durability yet, but it arrived with 0 issues and the following. Normally when switching the resolution all your settings are at the top but you should switch to native 4k/144hz with 2.1 HDMI at the bottom, at least for nvidia. I was annoyed with switching between 4k at 59hz and 2k at 144hz with 2.1 and dp respectively and trying to get games and other settings to recognize it, eventually figured it out and went OH. The ONLY thing I have to complain about is literally that I can't lock the RGB stripe color, but given that I have a purple setup with a rainbow cycle, I've gotten over this x'DPros. - clear image, fast shooting, durable, large space for 28 inch. Full resolution at 144hz is native, could be 144hz and run at 120 or let's say 120 and run at 144, you'll have to play around with that and with the game settings to get the best performance. - Easy to set up, the remote control works much easier through your settings. Still a pain at times, slight lag but generally pleasant. - Inexpensive 4k ips monitor with 120/144Hz for console or PC. - Very easy to set up. (The screws for the vesa mount are the same as for the stand, just use one if you want to use the base, all four for mounting) Can't attach the RGB strip on the back, but they mention it in the datasheet , I just checked it, DO NOT SHOW DATA. Intellectual durability was the only thing I didn't have any data on. I will update it over time. If I don't update this, assume everything is working fine. Now? It's a really good monitor, last time I upgraded monitors was about 3-5 years ago and it's not as drastic as going from 1080 to 2k but it's definitely a big improvement. 2k is enough for most if not ALL games these days. However, if 4k is recognized by more software then it's definitely worth the upgrade, especially in the sub-700 price range.