LG 68.58 Cm (27 Inch) (68.58 Cm) 4K-UHD (3840 x 2160) Pixels HDR 10 Monitor (Design & Video Editing) with IPS Panel, HDMI x 2, Display Port, AMD Freesync - 27UL500, White

Great display quality, easy to adjust height or tilt screen. USB-C connectivity is a huge plus as it charges the laptop when connected, hence you don't need additional laptop charger and cable. Sound quality from in-built speakers is good too.

The 4K quality panel gives crystal clear text, images, etc., But the frames look weird like Stone Age model. Not a modern design.

It's very good 4k monitor if you are coming for full hd monitors. It's bright and more crisp. It also works well if paired with macbook air m or mac mini. Also with this type C version it is easy to connect and you get additional usb type A ports which is helpful for mac users to connect there peripherals and storage. Also it comes with heavy adjustable stand to adjust height, feels smooth. Also speakers are decent for regular use. I got it i think at 25-26k during offer season and card cashback. I don't play games so refresh rate feels ok in graphic design use or media consumption. And yes it has big power brick feels double size of mac mini m4 in length height i think 1inch. Using since few months hope it works well in future and has 3 years warranty.

Very nice 4K screen ideal for work as well as medium level gaming. Has a sturdy stand so that you can put it on table also has different modes of picture to select from. Manually also we can adjust brightness and contrast. Overall a good product.

lg 27ul550 4 k monitor is best in its class. hdr 10 gives you prefect color and brightness. easy to install with height adjustable along with pivot facility. i baught this monitor at cost of rs19749 with no cost emi during this diwali sale. a good deal with hdfc cc discount of rs 4250. 3 years warranty is good support from lg. in this deal it is value for money. always register the product with company website to avoid any fake product.

Avoid purchasing this product online, as LG has a history of delivering damaged goods that are made to look new, only to break down within six months. I purchased an LG 27-inch 4K UHD monitor (68 cm, 3840 x 2160 resolution) online for INR 23,800 (HSN: 85284900). Unfortunately, my monitor has experienced the same issue—screen damage, with a split screen. The odd part is that it hasn’t been dropped or subjected to any physical impact over the past six months, so I can’t understand how this happened. I suspect there may be a system in place where damaged products are resold as new, only for them to fail shortly after delivery. I contacted LG’s online support for assistance, but their response was that the product is deemed damaged and therefore not covered by warranty. When I inquired about possible solutions, they offered a repair cost of INR 33,000 (excluding GST) for the same model. Keep in mind, I originally bought it for INR 23,800 (including GST). I’ve now asked the technician to leave and told them not to waste my time, as I won’t be paying that steep price. A word of caution to anyone purchasing large items online—LG's support services are, at best, frustrating and, at worst, a complete rip-off.

1- I first plugged it to my XBox despite knowing that it 60Hz display 2- Played a 4K video that has lot of green snakes (by this time every 4k enthusiast has seen that over and over) - Absolutely stunning results gorgeous looking display (using the in box provided HDMI cable) - Provided HDMI cable is capable of rendering 4K at 60Hz when used with Xbox 3- Tried playing NFS, XBox detected a 4K display and wanted to enable special feature, went ahead did it - It's good but not really meant for gaming, for more than one reason - For gaming a full HD TV with 100Hz refresh rates is more than enough (a Full HD TV would be more value for money if sole objective is to play games ) 4- Plugged in to Linux laptop using provided HDMI cable (TypeC->Hub->HDMI->Monitor) - First impressions 1. Nice display 2. 4K is stuck at 30Hz 3. Everything has lot of whitespace all of a sudden and everything looked very tiny 4. 60Hz with one lower setting was best in this case 5- Plugged into my windows laptop that already handles 4K like a pro - First impressions 1. Flawless, perfect colours & scaling 2. With HDMI the refresh rate is still stuck with 30Hz (not bad, can live with it but that's not one wants) Display port cable in my opinion is as waste as the CD provided, as most of the HUB and laptops won't have display port. That cable has display port on both ends what a bummer and wasteful thing. I have ordered a 60Hz type-c to HDMI cable, shall update if I can get 4K @ 60Hz with that. (Works) Nothing wrong with provided HDMI cable but your HDMI port in hub or laptop might be capped at 4k@60Hz so get the right cable accordingly. Very good for reading comfort and watching videos. It would be much helpful if type-c to HDMI or type-c to display port cable is included in box

Good picture quality. Quite an upgrade from Dell P2414H from 2016. I still have that as well, now in vertical rotation. I was worried about 4k not being right for macbook. As it's recommended to go for 5k or 2.5k, else the pixels won't be as sharp. But I think it's fine enough. I do see that you do see individual pixel blurring at the edges of the texts if you observe closely but nothing can be done, Mac expects a 5k. But you wouldn't notice that in long run. In movies those difference won't matter, everything will look as it should. Only in case of text the 4k vs 5k matter in my experience. Overall a good monitor. Even though not OLED, the colors etc look fine to me.