Samsung 27-inch LS27R750UENXZA 144Hz Monitor Review

Bought a 27" 1440p 144Hz monitor and paid around $300. I use it for home office work with a 2017 Macbook Pro, maybe for gaming in the future. The compact design is cool, the picture is okay, but a lot of things are disappointing. Money it's ok if you need a decent monitor really soon otherwise I'd try to wait and hope they make a new version The stand doesn't take up space on the table The power supply is small and the pins can be rotated 90 degrees for easier installation on the power strip…

After reading many reviews and having a clear understanding of how the stand works, I bought this monitor. It's a 144Hz panel, but it didn't originally have Free-Sync support, making it unusable for a gaming application. However, the version I have must have a new update as it supports it. It would be nice if the power cable was matte so the display cable supports such a high refresh rate instead of HDMI. The rest of the features are good. I'm not an image editor, so I didn't check the color…

I'll start with the cost. Even if you get $450 (roughly with tax and shipping if applicable), I don't think the clip-on monitor's niche function is worth the price. The only thing is, there's only a handful of 32-inch 4K monitors that cost more than they actually do (around $300). The port selection is VERY limited, with a full size HDMI port and a mini display port I'm struggling to have a setup that can mix with each device without using the HDMI switch. No built in Audio, not even an input…

Solid monitor, perfect ratio of size to resolution, good colors (not ips but still very good), the "Space" concept works great, very strong hinges, the monitor fits securely in the hand. The included HDMI cable and power cord were a great addition, but I wish the second port wasn't a mini display port, a full size display port would have been better. And being able to VESA mount the monitor when you can't mount the space arm on your desk would be a nice touch, but it doesn't matter as most…

I bought this monitor because I needed more desk space while working and didn't want to mount a clunky monitor arm or drill through the wall for a wall mount. I have several other curved monitors with such bulky stands that take up a lot of space. When I saw that Samsung had a space-saving monitor with a modern design, I was blown away! This monitor does everything I'm looking for and still has a great picture! During assembly, I initially struggled with whether it would fit between the table…

This space monitor is nothing like the ones I had before. Just like its name, it saves a lot of space on my desk. The monitor is straight, mimicking the feel of mounting my monitor on the wall. But I need it, I can set it to close my eyes. There are two loops on the arm and clip, the monitor can lie in different positions. I can pull the display out of the wall like a conventional monitor stand. This monitor comes with a special cable that combines HDMI and power cord, making the monitor appear

We have been using for almost 2 years. The display looks great. Dropped once and scratched the screen, but surprisingly not a single pixel was damaged and not particularly noticeable when turned on. Reliable construction. My only complaint is that it doesn't have the versatility of mounting for the price. We have tables that it can't be mounted on because they have a back (should be a flat top, not a stand) and no option to use wall mounts or anything other than the standard stand. In…

Excellent image quality, thin bezels, good value for money. This monitor has extensive I/O and excellent connectivity. With its built-in desk clamp, it helps free up a lot of desk space and offers great portability. You can lower the display to table height or raise it parallel to the wall. Overall this monitor is great for productivity and I don't know why there are so many negative reviews. If you're looking for a space-saving 4K 60Hz monitor, then this is the one for you.

It was only 1 month of using the product (and half of the time I was out of the office); The specs are all good, the attachment mechanism is also easy to set up and reliable. The monitor frees up your desktop and looks good too. But as I moved the monitor lower and higher on my desk, it would get caught on the HDMI cable and strain the HDMI connector at the end of the monitor. In particular, if it stands directly against the wall, it is risky due to the construction. You must leave space…

- GOD TERRIBLE ENTRANCE RECOGNITION. My day starts by turning on my Mac, unplugging and plugging the HDMI cable back in until the damn thing finally realizes the computer is on. If that doesn't work, I turn on my computer and do the same. often cannot distinguish one entrance from the other. Since it's internal electronics I assume Samsung monitors have the same and I will NEVER buy another Samsung monitor again. The UI/controls are a bit annoying and limited. The DELL I had is better at that…

I especially like my new monitor for its stand, which reduces my desk clutter. With a clip that attaches to the back of my desk, the Barley monitor can use any desk space, and it's very flexible as I can achieve -5 to 20 degrees of tilt and 184.7mm of height adjustment . I expected the screen colors and sharpness to be the same as any other high-end Samsung monitor, and I got what I paid for. Colors are vibrant and images are clear. The final reason I love my new monitor and will recommend it…

I love this monitor, it's a good size and has a great picture, perfect for desks with limited space. My only wish is that it also supports USB-C. He needs USB-C Samsung. It really is. I bought it to use with my latest 2018 MacBook Pro, it's all USB-C. And the USB-C technology is great for daisy chaining and the like. This monitor should go straight into the chain. But don't let that deter you from buying. Just buy a dock or adapter to access HDMI or DisplayPort. In that sense, PIP is NOT what I

Pros: Reasonable price. Very good color and black value. Viewing angles are pretty good even compared to IPS. Zooming allows you to bring the display closer to your eyes for easier viewing. There are no bleeding or dead pixels on my device. behaves normally in RTS games, just make sure you have a GPU that can overclock the pixels. Not many connectivity options. No VESA mount? but why buy a SPACE monitor at all when you intend to mount a VESA mount is actually not a minus. For reference, I'm…

I bought this monitor because I love Samsung products and was intrigued by the design of this monitor and its ability not to take up much space on my desk. (1) The frames are much larger than the pictures. The plastic bezel is really small, but there is a 1/3 inch wide bezel around all the screens where the monitor cannot display any images. The Revain images have this area where images appear on the screen, but nothing shows up there when you plug in a monitor (2) The form factor is pretty…

I just want to preface and say that I really wanted to love this monitor. It's big, it looks great, the minimal design is great, and I love its viewing angles and how it descends to table level. However, as a graphic designer, I feel that the monitor leaves a lot to be desired. Maybe I'm a little spoiled working on an iMac with a Retina 5K display. I just didn't compare. But I really thought that for $400 it would be a little better. My 27 inch BENQ monitor that I use for gaming is way better…

Don't be fooled by the fact that Revain gives you the option to purchase a monitor arm that comes with this monitor. The monitor arm (handy RevainBasics) cannot be used with a monitor. The arm that Samsung sells with this monitor has two major drawbacks: you can't rotate the monitor at all, and you can't use it as a regular stand unless you want to press it against your desk. I originally bought two 32 inch monitors with the intention of buying a third. Since Revain sells a mount kit with this…

The reason I bought this monitor and paid a lot of money for shipping to Australia + taxes is the looks and the space saving feature. As you can see from the picture it does not disappoint. Installation is very easy and works great on a beveled edge table. The image quality is very good, but the viewing angle is not as good as expected on other monitors with 4K IPS panels. If you are planning to connect a monitor to your Macbook Pro, disable HDMI and buy a USB-C for Mini. Displayport cable…

My first 1440p monitor going from 1080p ultra-wide is a worthwhile change. 144hz works great, freesync doesn't cause any problems. Sometimes it's a bit difficult to keep cords in their cutouts unless you already have some decent cord management around your desk, but otherwise it looks incredibly minimalist. It's not "rimless," about half the middle finger as wide as the bezel, but that's not a problem unless you decide to mount three of them on a table for a "seamless" experience . Generally…

I've been eyeing a couple of these monitors for my home office and I'm very glad I bought two! The screens are big and bright enough for my office. I also use them occasionally to play PC games and they work like a champ! They support FreeSync up to 144Hz and I was able to enable G-Sync on my RTX 2080 Super. The coasters attach to the back of the table to keep everything in order. You can lower the screens, but that means they have to be closer to the front of the table. Monitors can be tilted…

The monitor is pretty good and the aesthetic is there, it looks quite futuristic either floating in the air or completely on the table. It lacks inputs and should have a USB-C port. I ended up attaching a multi-port USB hub to the back of the base so I could connect my Surface Book 2 or Galaxy Note with a single cable and access a few more USB ports. There are better monitors out there for the price, but I appreciate the looks and the ability to get more desk space if needed. An added bonus is…