Review on LG 27UK650-W Monitor: FreeSync Technology, 4K Ultra HD, Tilt & Height Adjustment, Anti-Glare IPS Screen by Som Holden

I've recently moved away from a 32" WQHD LED panel with a much lower resolution and pixel density. I needed a 4K flat panel display with a high pixel density that wouldn't break the bank. (My budget was under $500.) I also wanted updated versions. HDMI and DisplayPort as USB-C were a complete disaster in terms of cables and accessories (see the Wikipedia pages if you don't believe me). 5/5 stars. But we use products in the real world. (My complaints are minimal, but they cause me to drop a full star. I would give 4.5 stars if I could.) As I work from home and use the monitor for both work and personal use I'm constantly switching between inputs between my Mac mini and a docked Dell Latitude 7400. Using the hidden joystick at the bottom and the clunky menu to switch inputs is a hassle, but I'm used to it (the previous monitor had a dedicated Front panel button to switch inputs ) oh monitor will benefit from some additional adjustment options to improve ergonomics. When I first received it, I was physically amazed at how much smaller it is than my previous 32-inch display, but the picture quality, sharpness, and dramatic increase in resolution and pixel density easily make up for it. (My aging eyes too, it's like looking at my iPhone X's Super Retina display.) I've decided to live with this LG monitor for a week. I ended up being very happy with it over the weekend and decided to keep it to myself. This monitor is good value for money. I'm an infrastructure engineer and consultant, so I use the monitor to improve office productivity and systems management applications. I use it in a fairly well-lit apartment and have no complaints about brightness or reflectivity.