Best Samsung Monitor For Photo Editing

Best monitor I have had to use for photo editing. Well worth the monitor.

Excellent monitor for photo editing.

Best recording/editing 4k monitor around for the $

Best photo editing software out there. Good price for the year.

Great quality photo monitor--just as described by B&H. It has made my editing more accurate and enjoyable.

It’s been a great Monitor. The quality, and display are top notch for my photo editing needs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my Galaxy Tab S7+ for some photo editing and media consumption. Definitely one of the best tablets I've owned. And I've owned many different tablets from apple to Samsung. My favorites are Samsung for a few main reasons. 1. I love that Samsung S Tablets come with the S-Pen. It is something I love to use for my photo editing, take some notes and sketching. 2. The display is AMAZING! Colors always look bright and vibrant. Very lovely to watch. Definitely my go to tablet for media consumption as everything looks incredible. 3. I love that with the Samsung devices and Definitely with their tablets. I can get a lot more done than with others. From sketching, drawing to having multiple apps open at the same time, to even getting a laptop like experience with Samsung Dex. I definitely recommend anyone who is looking for a good tablet that let's you do more for what you paid for, to try a Samsung Tablet. I will be using these devices for a long time for now.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use my Samsung monitor for gaming and editing videos, I would say so far it has given me no problems, and the quality is amazing, and it has great and extremely fast feedback, no delays and it's easy to use with the menu under the screen

Best computer for editing videos.

After searching for and testing several monitors (Dell, LG) for photo editing, I finally landed on the BenQ PD2725U, and I'm glad that I did. It's a beautiful monitor in every way, especially for my primary purpose: photo editing. The image quality is absolutely gorgeous, and the colors appear to be as rich and true as I could ever hope. The hockey puck takes a little getting used to, but after awhile it seems easy and seamless to make adjustments, or change the color settings. The only difficulty I had was with the monitor's initial setup - BenQ shipped DisplayPort, HDMI, Thunderbolt, and USB Type A to Type B cables, but not the one I needed (USB-C) to connect my recent vintage laptop. After futzing around with the Thunderbolt cable, I finally realized that it just wasn't going to work, and went out and bought a new cable. For a $845 monitor, I was a little disappointed that it didn't include one of the most commonly used cables. Otherwise, I'm extremely pleased with the monitor.