Hp 27B 27 Curved Display Monitor Fhd Hz

I went from having two 27 inch curved monitor to this. I love the display. I switch between my work laptop and my PC so having the multiple ports was perfect. I haven't had any issues with it. Gaming on it is nice. Plenty of space to view multiple things or just take up all the space using full screen.

I've been using the Dell UltraSharp 38 1600p Curved Monitor for a few weeks now, and it has exceeded all my expectations. The expansive 38-inch curved display immerses you in your work or entertainment, providing a truly panoramic viewing experience. The 1600p resolution delivers stunning clarity and sharpness, making everything from text to images look incredibly detailed. One of the standout features of this monitor is its color accuracy. With 100% sRGB and 99% Rec709 color coverage, colors are vibrant and true to life, which is essential for my photo and video editing work. The factory calibration ensures that the colors are spot-on right out of the box. The curved design is not just aesthetically pleasing but also functional. It reduces eye strain and provides a more natural field of view, which is particularly beneficial during long working sessions. The build quality is top-notch, with a sleek, premium finish that complements any workspace. Connectivity options are plentiful with USB-C, HDMI, and DisplayPort inputs, making it easy to connect multiple devices. The USB-C port also supports power delivery, which is a great convenience for charging my laptop while using the monitor. Ergonomics are well thought out, with adjustable height, tilt, and swivel options, ensuring that I can set up the monitor for maximum comfort. The on-screen display menu is intuitive and easy to navigate, allowing for quick adjustments to settings. In summary, the Dell UltraSharp 38 1600p Curved Monitor is a fantastic investment for anyone looking to upgrade their display setup. Whether you're a creative professional or simply want an outstanding monitor for general use, this model delivers in every aspect. Highly recommended!

The ASUS ProArt Display 34.1 1440p HDR Curved Monitor offers great coverage of the color gaumut, the design is great, and the ports are just what is needed.

The ASUS ProArt Display 34.1 1440p HDR Curved Monitor is exceptional including the color coverage, the design, build quality, price, and functionality. Probably the best monitor that I have owned for photo and video editing.

This monitor is truly beautiful and unique with the specs offered in a curved 32" 4k display. I upgraded from a 27" Alienware IPS display and I know that OLED displays are still not perfected so I decided to buy this one and the comparison is night and day! After some tweaking with the settings, I finally got the perfect output using a 4080 card with HDR off in windows, custom scaling @ 160% , 14 black equalizer, 120hz refresh rate, adaptive sync on, 80 brightness/contrast/sharpness, and contrast enhancer on. (NVIDIA brightness/contrast/digital vibrance @ 50%)

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This curved 34 inch curved monitor is breathtaking. This monitor literally took the place kd 3 individual monitors and opened up so much desk space the sleek thin design takes minimal airspace above my desk making my office work station has eliminated my closed in, clostrophic feeling completely away and I have noticed my Administrative time has been more efficient. I increased my work speed by 15% allowing me to finish my paperwork muck quicker and more accurate closing reports. Just taking the closed in feeling away has changed my brain process while in the office. No sure I this is a good thing, but I enjoy working in my office now. The colors are so vibrant and with more pixels, create a very clear, crisp, and vibrant display when going over the CCTV coverage, the curved design has eliminated the glare from the office lights, and the long panoramic view can display the same programs as my three monitor display I converted from. Putting this bad boy next to my 21 inch monitors, they look so insignificant. The quality craftsmanship construction, you can feel that this is a monitor build to last. It's semi-light weight and ergonomically designed curve makes relocating the monitor hassle free and quick. There are plenty of ports on the back and control buttons are easy to use and sturdy...no buttons wiggle.

A butiful display no problems just set your Hz and go

upgraded from another brand's 24" HD (720P) TV to 27" FHD (1080P), which is the largest we can fit in our kitchen. Since the cable service we get is 1080P, we know see what we were missing on the prior TV. Very happy

I was replacing a 5K retina iMac Pro, so I was nervous about this, but a 27 monitor wasn't enough for my aging eyes anymore. I really wanted the other Apple brand 34 monitor, but we all know how expensive and old that technology is. And their other monitors are also 27, so Apple was out. After watching a lot of videos and reading reviews, I landed on this monitor as a companion to my new Mac Studio. While this monitor does not hold up to the Retina display quality, it is good enough. I don't mean that as a knock. I mean it's a high quality monitor that is what you need it to be. It doesn't output at Apple nit levels, but in my office (which has 6 curtained windows), I never used the Apple brightness over 1/3rd of what it could do. I have used this monitor at full brightness with the curtains pulled back, and it's more than enough. I'm torn on the matte finish of the display. On one hand, it has almost no glare, which is great! But I'm just used to the glossy/glassy coating on Apple which feels like a crystal clear image, where on this monitor, if your font is too small, you can start to see the pixel breakdown. But once you get everything configured properly, you won't want to go back. I got this monitor because I needed more space on the desktop (the virtual desktop I mean) and because my eyes are aging or degrading (I have double vision and other undiagnosed eye problems, so I'm not the average user). After switching to this monitor, I have less strain on my eyes. I don't know if it is due to the larger screen (I am using about the same font size though) or was due to the glossy screen I was using before. As far as quality, you can find plenty of reviews on the color gamut and quality. I'm no expert, but the image clarity and color space appears to be great. I don't notice any washout or bright spots on the display. If you pair this with a Mac studio, you'll be very happy.

I bought this monitor as a second display for a 27 Intel iMac. After 2 1/2 years I'm still very happy with it. Pros: it works great and looks wonderful. If you're getting this the built-in stand is probably a decision factor, and I can report that it is excellent. I have it mounted on the provided clamp (quite secure) in the corner of my 60 adjustable-height desk, and with the arm extended it sits right next to my centered iMac screen at a very comfortable angle. I've dreaded height adjustments on monitor arms before, but this one slides up and down smoothly like a breeze. It still holds firm after 2 years but is easy to move with a comfortable pressure. And the 90 degree rotation has been useful for viewing long documents. (Height adjustability comes in handy there, too!) As for the screen itself: P3 color and HDR are great. 60Hz refresh is fine for my purposes (coding, business apps, and some design work). The USB-C connection works flawlessly most of the time. The matte finish is nice and nicely mutes reflections from the window behind me. I wish it was a bit brighter to match the iMac, but it's a small inconvenience on bright days. It also doesn't work with macOS's brightness controls — you have to manually change brightness using the button on the bottom of the monitor (pretty easy to do, and I rarely have to touch it). It is a 4K monitor, so at 27 it doesn't have quite the same UI crispness of the iMac's 5K display. Set your expectations accordingly. However, I've set its resolution to 2560x1440, the same as my iMac screen so the scale is the same on both, and the difference is very minor. If you want more space at the expense of a smaller UI, 3200x1800 also works on both the LG and 27 iMac and looks great.