Review on LG 27GN800 B Ultragear: Response Compatible 2560X1440P, Flicker-Free, Adaptive Sync, HDR, Anti-Glare Screen | Review & Buying Guide by Alvin Conforto

I bought 2 of these because I previously had 2 LG Ultragear 1080 monitors and was very happy with them. I open them and find that these monitors do not have height adjustment. This might work for some, but on my desk my monitor needs to be higher. There's also no built-in cable management like the 1080, which is preferable since my desk is in an open space in my house and I'd rather not have cables dangling. The final straw is the ridiculously short power cord that comes with the package. The plug is right on the power supply so they block 2 extra spots on my power strip and the cords are so short they don't even reach a spot on my desk. I haven't decided yet whether I'll keep them or not, but if I do I'll have to install another extension next to the monitors and buy adjustable stands. The only version with an adjustable stand I can find also has a higher refresh rate and costs another $130. LG has really cheapened the design here.