KTC 27 inch 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) Computer Monitor - IPS Monitor, 60hz, HDR400, Anti-Blue Light Screen, DCI-P3 95% 125% sRGB, Support FreeSync and GSync, Work, Casual Gaming

El monitor llego en buenas condiciones y los colores se ven excelentes, al ser 4k y de 27 pulgadas la nitidez es extremadamente alta al tener una alta densidad de pixeles y en juegos se ve espectacular, los colores se ven bastante vividos y los negros son muy profundos. El unico problema que encuentro es que en el borde izquierdo del monitor tiene un ligero degradado azul que es muy sutil, si eres un usuario casual que solo planea usar este monitor para ofimatica, o un jugador ese degradado probablemente no lo vas a notar, pero como yo trabajo haciendo ilustraciones digitales me doy cuenta cada vez que miro hacia el lado izquierdo. De todas formas imagino que es un defecto exclusivo del panel que me toco, puede que a ti no te ocurra.

You would need a magnifying glass to read anything on these things in 4k resolution on MacOS. I bought 4k computers because I've been told they are a game changer for productivity because of more screen space. What I was not told is that the reason there is more screen space is because everything is like 50% smaller than what it was on my old monitors. A 16px font should be easy to read, but it's like 2 mm high in 4k on these things! I have tried everything I can other than just lowering the resolution to make it where I don't have to strain my eyes to work on these, and the only thing that works is lowering the resolution. I'm super disappointed that I won't be able to use 4k for work purposes, but I'm still giving them 4 stars because my PS5 games look great. Since one of it's title vomit terms is "gaming", these monitors do seem to be good for that. I am not real tech savvy when it comes to all the details though, so someone with more knowledge may think they aren't. I guess you get what you pay for. They are still an upgrade from what I had before, but if I'd known I wouldn't be able to use 4k, I would've just gone with the cheaper version that isn't 4k.

Solid monitor. The cheapest 4K monitor I could find. It provides good picture while having a sleek design. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5, is the Power Button is on the Back of the device and it feels like a cheap arcade joystick. I turn my monitor on and off frequently when watching shows or playing games on a nearby tv to avoid distraction. Having to reach around, click in the joystick perfectly and hold it for 5 seconds is an absolute pain in the A. I have returned this product and gotten the equivilent Spectre 4K monitor which has nearly identical stats while having the power button in the normal location

I previously had a BenQ 28" 4K monitor but the backlight started to go 6 months out of warranty. I didn't want to spend a lot so I took a look on Amazon, realized the next day was Prime Day, and got a very good deal on this one from this brand I've never heard of. The reviews were good, so I decided to try my luck. Out of the box, the color temperature was a little cool for my taste, but there's plenty of adjustment options to get it just the way you like it. The display is very bright with very bold colors, I'm assuming that's the HDR kicking in. While this does have an external power brick, you can plug that in with any IDE cable, so if you're replacing an old monitor like I was, it was just as simple as plug and play. The almost borderless look of this monitor is great as well. It feels solid, it doesn't seem to run hot at all, I think it's definitely a good choice if you're looking for 4K on a budget.

I like the monitor a lot. I'm giving it 4 stars because it does not raise up and the physical adjustments are not very easy. The monitor quality is amazing. I bought three of them, and they all look great, with no color discrepancies. If they would raise up, I would give them 5 stars.