🖥️ Samsung U28E590D 28-inch LED Lit Ultra HD Monitor, 3840x2160p, Flicker-Free, ‎LU28E590DS Review

Got it for less than $300 in the Revain Prime Day sale, but the "regular price" is just over $300. Anyway, I paid the same price for both of my 24-inch monitors and neither of them supports 4K. Works ideally as a center monitor in a 3 monitor configuration (I have 3 monitors on 1 graphics card). If you are making 3 monitors on 1 card, give the card/windows 10 about 1/2 hour to fully adjust before attempting to tweak the settings. That's how long mine lasted and it was driving me crazy playing…

Of course, the price goes down a week after I place my order. ;) Some observations that might help those considering getting this or any other 4k monitor.* Don't let the TN panel put you off if you're worried about viewing angles. The thing has great viewing angles. It's much better than the TN panels on my laptops. For example, on my 11-inch laptop, the TN panel is so bad that even looking straight up, a third of the screen starts to fade. This panel doesn't, even at its massive 28-inch size…

***Please note this is an IMPROVED U28-E-590D compared to the identical U28-D-590D. The main differences are that the HDMI 1 input (the first closest to the DisplayPort input) has been updated to HDMI 2.0 (from 1.4). In addition, this new version includes AMD FREESYNC technology for PC gaming. The old model only includes the game mode picture setting, which this newer version also includes. Star rating check. Even for 400€ I still think it's worth 5 stars. One of the most important things to…

This review is for the U28E590D, note the E instead of D, this is a newer version. I'm a Ruby/Java developer using a mid 2014 Macbook Pro with a 13" Retina. I have a TV to watch movies and video games, so I don't care about those aspects. I bought this monitor for one reason only - performance. If I had all the money in the world, I would buy an iMac 5K. I've also considered getting a 40-inch 4K TV instead of a monitor, but I'm glad I didn't make that mistake. This monitor comes with two cables

Overall, I liked this monitor, although I did encounter a few minor issues. I've had it for about a month now. I'll make a bulleted list below to keep it short and break down my pros and cons: PROS: * 28" 4k display, 60Hz refresh * Good brightness/contrast * Multiple ports for connectivity (2nd generation) HDMI, 1 display port) and the ability to switch input. * Audio out (standard 1/8" jack, although I don't need it yet) * Basically everything came in the specs I bought it for. Be comfortable…

I've been using this monitor for about 2 years both for gaming and making music.1. I have no complaints about games. Minimal lag and great image quality when using PS4 Pro. I play a lot of MLB and in case you didn't know, the swing timing is so finely tuned that every millisecond counts. Immediately I noticed a much higher percentage of accurately calculated vibrations on this monitor compared to others. The Dirt Rally 2.0 also looked great and was always crisp.2. To work on Mac. Over the…

The monitor works perfectly. But it's okay. I was warned in the literature that the VESA mount is on top, which caused problems with the monitor being too low when mounted on the VESA mount. Duty cycle, which is likely to be between 60 and 200 Hz. This is how the monitor blinks. If you move your eyes, you can see judder in the image. Swipe in front of the monitor and it will leave a dotted or shaky image. I believe gamers will object to this issue. The backlight must be modulated with a…

It could have been 5 stars but the one button multifunction navigation/control button is a problem. I have to help my wife switch monitor inputs almost every day and sometimes it takes me two tries. The button is on the back where you can't see it, and any tiny misdirection will result in an unwanted menu change. The display looks good, but the contrast on other displays is better for computer work. this is especially true for modern websites and applications with a lot of grayscale, the design

Thoroughly researched and commissioned for viewing UHD programs and 4K home videos. I can't understand how much importance people place on the stand for this article. When properly installed, it's as durable (or better) than anything I've had before. Anyway, I never move my monitor because it's carefully positioned at eye level and at the right distance. I like the simple joystick controls on the back. much easier and more convenient than the buttons that always make me ponder. Very bright…

I've always used a 22" DELL monitor with a resolution of 1920 x 1080p. I recently bought a 4K NVR surveillance system and wanted to test how good the clarity of the 4K camera is. This Samsung model has always been $300 so I quickly bought it when it was $250 on the best day. Another reason I bought this model was because it