Best Wide Gamut Computer Monitor

This wide gamut 4k monitor is everything I hoped it would be. Calibrates quickly and efficiently. Output is spot on. Easy to use controls and was up and running in minimum time.

This is a truly spectacular monitor with a very wide gamut (my unit measures 100% sRGB, 97% Adobe RGB, 99.1% DCI P3). While the dE2000s don't really set it apart from good LED IPS panels, the image is perceptually much better. Whether the price is worth it -- that's your own call. But I have not experienced a jump in monitor quality like this since 2013 when 30+ inch panels started becoming available. Two issues to note though: I was unable to use Calibrite ColorChecker (fka i1) Display Pro to calibrate/profile. The pure reds will not read correctly. SpyderX works though. I have a thread on DisplayCAL's forums on this topic with measurement reports showing the issue. Issue 2 is that LG's tech support on my support case was non-existent. No reply after 10 days. (Calibrite was similar!!!) I eventually discovered DisplayCAL and isolated the problem to the Calibrite colorimeter. I was on the verge of returning the unit if I could not get it correctly calibrated/profiled.

The Eizo CS2740 wide gamut 4K monitor is an excellent choice for photo editing. Its gamut is stated to be 99% of Adobe RGB (1998), which is ideal for photo editing. The monitor calibration is done with Eizo's ColorNavigator 7 software, which I believe is available for any Eizo CS monitor whether you purchase the EX4 calibration device or not. I did. It appears to be manufactured by Datacolor in that it looks very much like their Spyder X. In fact, the Spyder X is listed in the software manual in a fashion that leads me to believe the two are essentially identical. Quite a few other measurement devices are compatible to ColorNavigator 7, based on the manual. The manual recommends that calibration be performed with the monitor resolution set to 3840x2160. This is the resolution that I use for photo editing. However, it's very easy to change the resolution to 2560x1440 after calibration. I find this setting to b easier on my eyes when working with text. Changing between the two resolutions does not affect the calibration. The monitor and the hood, which is purchased separately, appear to be very well made. Some reviewers have remarked about the plastic construction, but I fail to see this as an issue. Returning to ColorNavigator 7, the software is easy to use. Its manual is 102 pages long. I recommend looking at some of the videos on Eizo's website instead of reading the manual to get up and running quickly. You can use the manual as a reference when you want more details. I replaced an aging NEC PA271W with this Eizo. I was happy with my NEC monitor and SpectraView II, but Sharp/NEC seem to have departed the wide gamut monitor business. ColorNavigator 7 is more powerful than SpectraView II. Knowing this now, I think I would recommend the Eizo monitor over the NEC even if NEC did come out with a new wide gamut display.

Produces a wide color gamut and is just a treat to look at. Colors really pop.

Wide gamut pigmented ink set. Prints that rival C prints.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I wanted something wide gamut that also did serviceable gaming and this is it.

I use this TV as a monitor for my PC and as a TV when I'm not using my computer. It performs fantastic in both scenarios. Best Small sized TV on the market in pure performance.

Using it on a Mac Pro with mini display ports, to an HP wide gamut display. It works fine. About average flexibility.

you must have total control of blacks for images to print well. epson inks give me a wide gamut of colors and good blacks

As Hahnemüle does over and over they have made a fantastic tool in Photo Rag Baryta. Wide gamut, deep blacks, rich color and fine detail with a gloss surface that shows little bronzing. I’ve had good success using a carefully applied 3 coats of Protective Spray that make a scratch resistent surface Archival quality.