GIGABYTE M27U - 27" IPS Gaming Monitor - UHD 3840x2160 - 160Hz - 1ms MPRT - AMD FreeSync Premium Pro - Type C KVM - HDMI, DP, Type C - Height Adjustable - Black (M27U-SA)

Coming from an older Lenovo productivity monitor at 1440p to this has been amazing. I did not expect the clarity in every day tasks to be so obvious, but the 4k resolution is perfection. The pixel density is insane, and though I'd probably consider a 32" mounted to an arm for my next upgrade, this 27" fits on my desk nicely ATM.No dead pixels, and the IPS bleed was quite good. The OSD is good, and offers most of the settings you'd expect at this level. I'm running it at 120Hz and using Picture Quality in the settings, and it looks great.Overall, I'm very pleased at what we can obtain from a monitor these days given the low entry price of less than 500 USD.

Great monitor for ps5. Works and it’s been a year so far.

I bought 3 different monitors before landing on this one. This is a good monitor, so I bought another! I prefer 27" to 32" for image sharpness. I also discovered that LG monitors are using RwBG which does not display text clearly.This monitor is good for office work and gaming. My only regret is that I didn't buy a 3'rd one!

As other reviews have said after about a month it will black screen and not detect inputs. The power cord falls out and will not stay in position to stay on. It periodically shut off on it’s own during use. It is a good monitor… when it works….

Coming from the BenQ line of products, this is leaps and bounds ahead. Excellent refresh, beautiful colors, and the added KVM capability is great! At this point, I don't know how I could go without a KVM in my setup. Is it the best? debatable, but it looks great, feels durable, and has served its purpose wonderfully thus far. No issues as of yet, would recommend.

Great picture, works perfect for me with an AMD Radeon RX 5700XT under Linux via DisplayPort. High refresh rate is not just a gimmick!

This has probably been the best quality for price I've seen out there. Very silky smooth picture. Awesome perks. Read up on it, I'm sure you will like it too.

I was in need of a new monitor as my secondary monitor finally stopped working and my main monitor is over 13 years old now. So it's only a matter of time before it goes as well. So I spent a lot of time doing research and found a lot of recommendations for the m27u being a good all rounder for use.In my search for a new monitor one of the things I was looking for was good off angle viewing. Being a ips panel and all the reviews seeming to say that off angle on the monitor is ok I ordered the m27u. After getting it setup it only took me a little bit of time to noticed that being anywhere other then directly in front of it causes the colors to wash out. Pretty sure it's the matte filter they put in front of the panel. I've included pictures of the m27u and two older ips displays. M27u is the middle one, left is a Dell 2408WFP from 2009, and the laptop is a ips, not sure what panel from 2013. It's so bad that what some might assuming is ips panel glow is really the filter starting to wash out the corners of the screen sitting in front of it.Other wise the monitor seems good, 4k high refresh, some hdr support. Though I'm not sure why they included built in speakers. I'd be ok with built in speakers, but these sounds like they were tossed in to just tick a box and no testing was done to see if they add anything of worth. If anything they make the monitor seem like cheap junk if you couldn't see the panel. You get better audio quality out of most cell phones these days.