Best 4K Monitor For Security Cameras

I have tried 3 different cellular security cameras. Best by far in quality and service.

Best recording/editing 4k monitor around for the $

Best security package available.

I really like this HDD. It lets me run six 4K security cameras and keep about four days of footage while running the recording 24/7.

Initially I set up my security system of two cameras and the DVR on a single 12v 3A power adapter with a splitter cable. Everything worked but there were squigglies in the brightest areas of one camera feed. I added this power adapter to drive just that (4k) camera and the squigglies disappeared. The 4k image is now clean and astounding.

I had two cameras set up as quasi-security to monitor my second home. Also, because of a reported puma and bear in the area. Most of my photos are the workman, but that's fine as I know they did the work. I purchased another camera to watch over my father's place while he was hospitalized. That was a great peace of mind as it did "catch" a trespasser. Both of these places have no access to internet, so the Flex was the way to go.

I got this mount to hold a 19 monitor for my security cameras. It was easy to install (just be sure to find the wall studs to insure a secure mount) and the adjustable arm is very easy & smooth to use. Looks good too!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use this monitor to view my security cameras. It allows me to connect quickly and change different layouts. The view is fantastic! Love all Samsung products.

Best 27 1440P OLED on the market hands down, gorilla glass gives it so much clarity while reduces glare and reflections a noticeable amount. Needed a firmware update because of issues with Fullscreen games upscaling to 4k 120hz and reducing refresh rate but other than that every other aspect of this monitor is perfect. Got mine used for 600$ because of some minor gaps in the back plastic behind the display, totally worth it. Significantly brighter than other monitors with the exact same LG panel, and the OSD works great with a lot of OLED care options. I would never EVER order directly or even pre-order from Dough/Eve, but Amazon/B&H ARE solid distributors. Threw it on a cheap 25$ monitor arm and I won't be upgrading unless Dough releases the rumored 4k 27 variant next year. Only real issue is the text clarity that comes with ALL 1440p OLEDs but disabling ClearType for Chrome only, solved my issues, passable text in chrome and on windows. Some people report sensitivity to PWM-controlled brightness and I thought I did too but I just had to reduce my whitepoint and that removed all fatigue.

I now have full 4K video on my 4k monitor.