Great monitor! Beautiful color, good sized. I wouldn't want a 4x screen any smaller, but a bigger screen makes it hard to see the whole picture quickly (like when playing a shooter). I needed good to very good speed, but didn't want to compromise photo editing color fidelity, and I think this strikes a nice balance. It does not have a mirror gloss so I don't have to squint through glare to see it. Viewing angle is good too, as with most IPS type panels. The OSD menu and controls are a little odd, but not unreasonable. They are touch-sensitive, so no buttons in the way. No dead pixels. My biggest problem has been with some older programs that want to display a nice crisp 4x image but can't quite scale the UI right, so I have to use a non-native resolution. Frequently when switching to a non-native mode the OSD will pop up momentarily and remind you that its native resolution works best. Annoying but it can be disabled. A nice feature I almost never use is dedicating different parts of the screen to different inputs. It works, I just don't need it. Oh, and the color fidelity thing? It comes with a color calibration report from the factory. And it's very, very good for a monitor in this price range.
UPDATE - Owned this for several months now, still going strong. I've added another input (PS4 pro) and, using the mini-DP input for my PC and the single 4k HDMI input (there are 2 other regular HD) I can easily switch between the two or split-screen / PIP if I want. There is an audio output jack so I can run my speakers through the monitor and the audio switches to the same source as the video. Super convenient. Only drawback is that is PS says it can't display HDR (high dynamic range) output, so I was a little disappointed there. Overall still love it and I use it a LOT.
| Standing screen display size | 27 Inches |
|---|---|
| Screen Resolution | 2560x1440 |
| Max Screen Resolution | 3840 x 2160 Pixels |
| Number of USB 2.0 Ports | 1 |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 4 |
