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

I've been using the monitor for a few days now and I think I've come to a clear conclusion. For a little context, I work from home and use a monitor with a Macbook Pro. But the main reason I bought it was for my Xbox One X. Construction: Some people say it's cheap, I like the screen construction. The bezel is a bit wider than I thought it would be, but overall the profile is great, the monitor is light and thin and sits comfortably on my Vesa mount. Image Quality: At first I was a bit…

I'm a CTO who hooked this up to a 2018 Mac Mini and uses it for both work and personal use. I also have a mid 2015 MacBookPro which I like for the clarity of the Retina display. I'm running the latest and greatest version of OSX (currently Mojave) on both machines. Prior to this purchase, I connected the Mini to a 23-inch, 1900 x 1200 Apple Cinema Display circa 2002 (no typo). It was surprisingly good, but I always wished I was watching a retina-quality output. I took the trouble to write this…

4.5/5 stars! Just got this for my Xbox One X after doing tons of research and finding that it's the only monitor that supports 4K, FreeSync over HDMI, HDR and is built (at least in part) for gaming. Review: Great looking monitor, but at $550 I expected a little more. PROS: - Excellent picture quality - 4K HDR compatible - FreeSync over HDMI support CONS: Noticeable input lag (see below for details). Not "real" HDR Has no built-in dynamics for input lag. It's not bad, but it's noticeable if you…

I use this monitor a lot with my Xbox One X and it's really amazing! I've tried other 4K monitors like the Samsung U32H750 and LG just blows it out of the water with crisp 4K, vivid colors and stunning contrast - and of course HDR which makes everything look noticeably better! I have a lot to say about this monitor and the best settings I find useful for gaming and media on the Xbox One X. First, here are the settings I typically use for non-HDR content, ie non-HDR gaming and YouTube: Mode…

I ordered this and another monitor (Samsung 28 inch qled) to use with my PS4 Pro with the intention of returning the monitor after some testing that I didn't like. Here's what I noticed: 1. LG has a lot more settings at any point in the game. This means I can easily change the gaming mode on this monitor and 'tune' it much more precisely than Samsung.2. The Samsung monitor was BRIGHTER, although at times it seemed overly saturated in color. That being said, if you want a more realistic image…

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

First I wanted a monitor with HDR support, the 4k part was optional, I went with the Dell, same as my monitor before it and it didn't display colors properly so I saved for my work to get it for to use my PS4 Pro. Computers and finally Xbox One x. Good: It's a very good monitor, lots of picture profiles and ways to change the display. hdr renders correctly and while it's not 1000 nits I doubt you'll care because it's still bright enough to blind you at times. it comes with hdmi. and a display…

I received this monitor before Covid. In fact my wife got a low end model that didn't bob and I bought this model (27UK650-W) after seeing how nice, clean and sharp it looks. The model below started fading into the model above after about a year, but this one still looks perfect. So two years later I got another one because it looks so good even though the price is higher. Whether it's through the HDMI or USB-C port, the picture looks great. However, I don't think you can get higher Hz levels…

This is an amazing monitor for Ps4 Pro and Xbox One x. Once you know what settings work best for you, trust me, you're going to love this monitor. What I didn't like was all the preset modes, the colors looked washed out. The trick is to click custom settings and tweak everything until it's rich and vibrant, the colors look amazing, and even true black isn't gray anymore. How to solve this problem, trust me I played 3 days with all the settings and this was the best setting. HDR is awesome if…

This monitor exceeded my expectations (a reviewer who does extensive research on displays and display technologies). I was torn between this model and the 850W model. The only differences are the speakers (which it doesn't have), USB-C (not included) and the special calibration done for the 850-w. I am satisfied with the processing quality, and the screen resolution also exceeds my expectations. It's IPS bleeding when you have those black images on your screen. Bleeding IPS never bothers me…

Okay, I'll try to be brief. Good: Great monitor I use structurally for Xbox One XI console technically upgraded to this $250 samsung monitor eu590 4k 28 inch monitor. He is the best at everything except color and brightness. Yes, you can increase the contrast, but your eyes hurt after hours of gaming. This monitor is the best because it gets all the checkboxes on the xbox1x and FreeSync works! The setup is a short fix but still needs some tweaking. The colors are dull in my opinion compared to…

Outstanding quality for the price. I bought this monitor (pictured left) as a second screen to add to my setup. I wanted a newer version of the one I had but it was no longer being made. So after a short search I decided on this model. As for the quality of this model (left) compared to the six-year-old model (right), I'd say it's better, but only in terms of performance. Visually, my two monitors are the same, the left one has slightly better color reproduction, but it is not noticeable. The…

Setting: XBOX 1X: 4k, HDR and variable refresh rate are enabled in the settings menu. Monitor: HDR Standard enabled or HDR Game enabled, Freesync Extended enabled. Situation: Before: BenQ RL2755 1080P monitor. and Modern Warfare showed a DRAMATIC difference in color and image quality. Everything is very clear and I can't detect any processing related lag. Every 1v1 fight I've been in has been fair and I've never felt like they have the edge. According to various speed tests I have 8-12ms ping…

I've only had it for a week and I find it to be a solid replacement for the ASUS MX279H 1080P monitor. I will continue to update this review over time. Image quality is good, text is good, I like the tilt feature. It's better than my 1080p monitor, which I originally bought for around $280, so I think it's a decent deal, but I wish it was cheaper. 4K seems like a gimmick, but I didn't feel like exploring the extras. It's difficult to buy a monitor online and I've done as much research as I can.

Not a compensatory review, just a happy buyer who wants others to have a great, affordable gaming monitor. I've had this bad boy for a little over a month now and paired with my PS4 Pro and HDMI 4k cable this thing is a beast, nice saturation and responsiveness (I play RPG and CoD too). Yes, there is a slight screen glow, but so far there is at least some amount of color in the game, you won't notice it. I can only see it when the screen goes completely black before the PS4 boots up. I see…

I have this monitor for video editing, gaming and it's amazing. Compared to a regular 1080p monitor, this one is very different. I really like the thin edges because they give the impression that I have more space to work. Really enjoy this one man

I ordered 2 displays, the first display worked, however the HDMI cable did not work. They never sent me a new HDMI cable. I ordered a second display that never worked. The quality and reliability of these displays is poor. Unfortunately, LG and Revain were only willing to refund 80% of a non-working display, which surprised me and made ordering these displays even more problematic.

Very good color rendering, high-quality HDR rendering and a sharp image. Good response time when gaming and no noticeable motion blur. If I have one issue it's that it's not as bright as other monitors (like my 27" iMac) and whites can be a bit whiter (or brighter). side by side with mine

Pros: thin bezel, no glare, UHD resolution. Cons: I didn't find any. Use this monitor for engineering constructions. I liked it so much that I bought it for my home.

I love these monitors so much I bought a second one for a dual monitor setup. Great color and bright. Too bright at times but there is a mode setting that dims the brightness at night. The mode settings are really good. Especially if you put it in HDR mode. Makes images very bright and clear. I don't think it's the best gaming monitor, but it's great for that.