Review on LG 28MQ780 B DualUp Monitor: DCI P3 2560X2880, Dynamic Action Sync, Flicker Safe, Reader Mode, HDR10, 28MQ780-B.AUS, HD - Ultimate Visual Experience for Enhanced Productivity by Major Callaham

Pros Same as the second monitor form factor. Decent resolution and acceptable color quality for a secondary display. Fair price given the lack of competition. Convenient, modern selection of connectors. on my last 5-6 monitors and TVs. Even the entry-level mono echo speaker sounds better. Image quality - it's there in the reviews, don't expect a glossy/glassy/shiny finish, but it's really matte. And while it supports HDR, the contrast isn't that great and the black levels don't appear very black even after adjusting the image (by eye, no calibration). Alongside another matte screen, this is a solid four. It looks rather flimsy next to something like a desktop OLED monitor or a MacBook Pro. The maximum frequency is 60 Hz. Very tall, but the stand that comes with it is not adjustable in height? I couldn't find it after a little google search so I took a chance - the clip is big. Wouldn't fit on the edge of my desk. Expect to use 4" flat lip above and below your table top - mine had a beveled top and only about 2.5" inset at the bottom - a wide bar would have worked but the disk shape was too unstable - had to buy a VESA out stand on the shelf. I'd buy it again from what's available today, but I'd look at any similarly sized competitors first as some imitators emerge.