This monitor is a gem the picture and sound are so excellent believe me you will love this monitor if you are looking for something to remind you of your viewing experience with pc monitor graphics then this is your monitor. In addition, it has no bullshit, remote omg, good job, hp

No questions. I only use it to connect to my MacBook Pro for work. I like the wide screen. The speakers are decent but by no means outstanding.

I just opened the box and installed. Massive monitor (37 in diameter, see photo for comparison), very nice. There were no dead pixels when switched on. Unfortunately, upon closer inspection, I found that the frame arrived damaged.

This is amazing stuff, I used to use multiple monitors but I hated all the chord and graphics card updates and stuff. This monitor eliminated all of that and I'm in love with it. The corner counts, in my opinion the view seems easier. The monitor does not glare and the sound from the speakers connected to the monitor is really impressive. It is definitely worth it.

It's just okay. The first one was broken (strange vape light spot) so I got a replacement. No problem. But there is no general quality. Speaker grilles are basically just stickers that show up in hot rooms. There are also lighter spots around the perimeter.

I hooked this up to a Mac mini and placed it in my kitchen alcove (you have one of those kitchen alcoves, right). The picture is fantastic, but the sound is even better. USB ports are hidden on the back.

I've had this monitor for about 8 months. I found that it doesn't work at all with MAC. So it worked on my smaller Windows machine (whose driver doesn't work on Windows 10), no support from HP. Yesterday it stopped working, does not receive any signal at all. There is no solution. I just spent $75 on diagnostics. This requires a part that HP does not provide. It never played a sound and is now a 34 inch piece of junk I have to throw away or wait for a part to come online. HP should be ashamed…

Worked immediately. Practical VESA mount. Huge high-quality display. It is very convenient to have built-in speakers and thereby less junk on the table. I remember buying my first 24 inch LCD for $1200 (a long time ago) which makes the price of this HP monitor very reasonable. apps since I'm not a gamer).

First, let's describe how I'll be using the monitor: I use it as a TV when connected to devices like a Roku, Fire TV Stick, or a Kodi-based Chromebox. I also use it as an external monitor for my early 2014 13-inch Macbook Air. Connectivity: My regular single-value mini displayport HDMI cable only supports 1080p instead of native 1440p. I bought a new 6ft Premium DisplayPort 1.2 Male to Mini DisplayPort Male cable that connects my laptop to the monitor's full-size display port. At first, I was…

The overall sharpness and clarity of the monitor panel is mediocre. The color reproduction is also questionable. That's my review.

The monitor died after 6 months. The HP guarantee exists, but it's a nightmare to deal with (due to its volatility and long response times). Overall, the "curved" feature is useful and worth the money. Image quality is ok.

I buy the third. This monitor is excellent, the quality and colors are very accurate. The sounds are impressive. Thanks for attention!

Nice ad. I connected it via DisplayPort (Thunderbolt™ 2 compatible) to a DisplayPort male to female adapter for my MacBook Air. This is the only way to get native and natural resolution.

I had high hopes of getting rid of the speakers on my desk, but the built-in speakers don't quite do the job. It's not the lack of bass, it's the fact that they actually change the "tone" of the music. Otherwise this monitor is great.

Disappointed! For the first time I didn't like an HP product! It only lasted 10 days. The display port input stopped working, the sound from the speakers was bad, and the sound from the headphone output was even worse! Worked only via HDMI. My computer is a brand new HP Envy and is now working successfully with a Q-Ben 4K monitor connected to the display port.