Different pros: Thin bezels, good picture, screen tilt adjustable, HDMI cable included. Cons: Blinking of the power LED, the absence of an adapter for a European socket

Pros: Easy. The leg is much heavier than the monitor itself, so it is very stable. I took it to work in graphic programs, everything is fine. Has cons: There are not many options for turning the monitor on a leg, only up and down, but this is an expected trifle.

In general, I am satisfied with the device. I work as an artist, of the monitors in this price category, in my opinion, this is the best.

There are a couple of points that you can’t write down as shortcomings, but nevertheless they are: The first is the monitor mount, so be prepared to put some paper and so on so that the screen does not shake Secondly, this is that the second monitor has a different color rendering, the first one had warmer colors, the second one had cold ones, as if if you have only one monitor, then you won’t feel the difference, if you have two, then, accordingly, you will feel

The monitor is cool, I got it without dead pixels, without all that, in general, whole. Took for 7800 with shipment at own expense. Through the nvidia panel, it is possible to set 75 Hz, twisted, like everything is fine, but turned it off, because. I don't see a difference. I chose between a similar xiaomi model and samsungs. They also seem to have a pls matrix, but some complain about light. Here, if you look very closely, then in the lower left corner there is, but it can only be seen in a…