HP EliteDisplay 27 Inch Monitor 1FH52A8 ABA - 2560X1440 Resolution, Integrated USB Hub, ‎5QG34A8#ABA, LCD Review

The 27-inch HP EliteDisplay E273q monitor at a glance. Overall not bad with some caveats, would be better with better color adjustments, tilt and swivel, swivel (portrait mode), height adjustment (but not high enough), 27 inch limit to use HP EliteDisplay 27 inch monitor with a resolution of 2560 x 1440 and LED backlight, black/silver (1FH52A8#ABA) - not suitable for gaming (low refresh rate, no g-sync), better for office work - nice looks - good value for money 27 inch HP E273q is an IPS…

I had to buy a second one after my positive experience with the first one. First, my only complaint is the name. HP e273 (not this one) is an older monitor with a lower resolution of 1920x1080. This is the e273q model with a higher resolution of 2560x1440. Big big difference but similar names, same physical size, almost the same looks. This is a setup that I'm sure will create confusion and make people buy the wrong one because it's cheaper. Everything is great except for the name. I use HDMI…

Since HP isn't entirely clear, I'd like to confirm that the Type-C port acts as a video input in addition to USB. A total of 3 digital video inputs (and one VGA). However, HP does not include a Type-C to Type-C cable, only a Type-C to Type-A cable that cannot transfer video. By the way, the Type-C cable supplied by HP is defective on my device. Connecting a monitor hub to a PC with this cable will result in POST hang and "Device Handle Request Failed" errors in Windows Device Manager. I haven't

I have two E273q VESA mount displays installed on my desktop. I use these displays in the office where I need to see multiple windows at the same time. I like the small bezel of the new EliteDisplays, their clean lines and professional look. The viewing area is large enough to open 4 separate windows at the same time and still be able to read them. At high resolution, the icon and text size is smaller, but you can adjust this to your liking in Windows settings and individual app settings. I…

Connected to my 2019 15" MacBook Pro (via a Thunderbolt dock - I use display out) as a second screen to work with. My only complaint is that there isn't a scaling option like there is on my MacBook screen. But the resolution is not so high here that it's too hard to read and the picture is very clear. Plenty of screen real estate. Colors seem great too, although I'm not an expert on the subject. I don't notice any uneven lighting or backlighting ., and no stuck pixels. I love this monitor so…

I really like this stock trading monitor, I like that it is fully rotatable. I haven't figured out how to daisy chain these monitors. From their display it seems like you can daisy chain monitors, and even the CSR brackets have confirmed to me that they can, but I've tried two USB C-to-C cables and I can't even output video from my laptop . with a Type-C cable to the monitor. If anyone figured it out please let me know how you did it.

I've been using two 21" EliteDisplays for the last two years and decided to upgrade. They are game changers and I highly recommend them.

I got this monitor to match my company's ones so I can only have 3 monitors. Nice but the color is a bit softer than what I got from work even though it was the same model.

I bought this item to help with my office duties. Completely satisfied with the screen resolution and matrix quality. Granted that this monitor is bright enough. Easily adaptable to my needs.

I bought this item to help with my office duties. Completely satisfied with the screen resolution and matrix quality. Granted that this monitor is bright enough. Easily adaptable to my needs.

My company bought seven of these monitors for office use, so they're not designed for gaming (although who knows what will happen when the boss leaves). HP makes a quality product with no OS or performance issues.

I got this monitor to match my company's ones so I can only have 3 monitors. Nice but the color is a bit softer than what I got from work even though it was the same model.

I use the display as a second screen and it works fine. At least the resolution (2560x1440) is better than many other 1920x1080 27" displays.

In times of Covid it has become essential to have an external monitor for your home office setup. This monitor has an elegant shape and a crystal-clear display that is a pleasure to use. Plus, it doesn't take up too much space - my desk is only 25 inches deep, and this monitor is perfect for being far enough away from my eyes to be perfect.

I use the display as a second screen and it works fine. At least the resolution (2560x1440) is better than many other 1920x1080 27" displays.

I've used two 21" EliteDisplays over the past two years and decided to upgrade. They are game changers and I highly recommend them.

I bought it to lift my eyes and stretch my back while sitting at my desk at home while working. I'm a psychic, it had an impact. So easy to set up and great picture quality. I really liked it, a few days later I bought a second one for my wife who does the same. Thanks.

These monitors are durable and offer good picture quality at an affordable price. While it's not exactly 4K, you'll have a hard time noticing the difference.

My company bought seven of these monitors for office use, so they're not designed for gaming (although who knows what will happen when the boss leaves). HP makes a quality product with no OS or performance issues.

These monitors are durable and offer good picture quality at an affordable price. While it's not exactly 4K, you'll have a hard time noticing the difference.