Samsung 5K Monitor

I'd been waiting for a 5K version of this aspect ratio monitor for years. It does not disappoint.

I love this monitor, it is beautiful. I am coming from the LG 5k Ultrafine and this monitor is even better! No complaints.

excellent monitor for productivity, running 5K @75hz on DP. port options are excellent.

Yeah, yeah ... $5K for a monitor with no stand. We've all heard it. Well, get over it. If you want a decent monitor with all the bells and whistles (a swivel stand, tons of ports, a webcam, speakers, etc), there are plenty of other options out there for you at a fifth of the cost. I've been using the LG 4K monitor for a few years now and decided to upgrade to the newer 5K version. At $1,200 or so, that thing was not inexpensive, but it sure was disappointing. As many others have experienced, out of the box it had a very red / yellow tint to it that was nearly impossible to correct. After returning it, I elected to step up to the Apple Display and all I can say is that it is absolutely amazing. All the rumors are true - slight vignetting due to its size and proximity to your face on your desk; no added features like exterior controls, webcam, speakers, tons of misc ports; and it won't easily work with your PC ... but, the image is stunning and amazing. I use it for videography editing work and it is unreal. Mind blowing good. I do not regret the purchase whatsoever. Apple screams quality and this monitor does not disappoint. I'd have to say that a good portion of the high cost had to go into the packaging like all Apple products. No joke, the box weighs as much as or more than the monitor itself. A waste? Maybe to some. But for me ... given that this was shipped across the country from B&H, I appreciate legitimate packaging as we all know how terrible shipping companies can be. The monitor arrived in perfect condition and I'll be using the legitimate box for future moves and relocations. This is not a display that you wrap in a blanket and throw in the back of your car. Bottom line ... it you have the money, it's the best prosumer display on the market.

Great monitor, I have it setup with my iMac 5K as my proofing monitor. A couple of things to be aware of: 1. When you rotate to portrait mode you must switch first in the MacOS and then rotate and when going back to landscape mode you must change it first in MacOS. I thought the monitor automatically did this. 2. To rotate to portrait mode using the included stand, you have to tilt the monitor out and then rotate otherwise you will hit the corner. Its a little nerve racking. 3. I bought the ergotron LX monitor arm, make sure to get the tall pole otherwise if you only need the main arm and not the extension arm you will need to tilt it out the same way with the built in monitor stand. 4. The front power switch is just like a sleep mode, the iMac will think the monitor is still on and display things on it. If you use the power switch under the monitor by the power plug, the iMac will see it as no monitor attached. I am so glad I got this monitor. You can see a big difference between this and the iMac 5K Retina.

This is the monitor I have been looking for to work along with my m1 MacBook and windows work laptop. Have had it since Friday but really put it through the test on Sunday with a full 12 hours data pull for work. All i need is the thunderbolt 4 cable and I automatically receive power of up to 96w and display. I am comfortable with 75hz as I don't game but that may be a downside for some people who do. Setup was simple and took less than a minute. Having one cable do all the work minimizes clutter. It has a super resolution mode so text and colors pop. Great for editing my photos on light room. If you're looking for one monitor like me this is an absolute beast. Multiple windows working simultaneously. Only issue I have is the 5k resolution option on M1 Macbook as the text and applications are way too small. I hope apple introduces layout scaling as my hp work lap top allows me to use 5k with text and image scaling. It troubles me but something I can live with. Other than that it seems to be holding up. I will say although not sure if it was my windows laptop but I it blacked out on me twice during the 12 hour work time, both times were a good 3 seconds. As for my Macbook haven't had that issue.

Great Monitor and it's almost a mirror of my 5k retina MacBook Pro. I think it's due to the 2000:1 ratio. Great job on this one Dell. If I had to say singing I don't like it's the cheap feeling plastic on the back side of it. For this price range I would expect a for sturdy feeling monitor. Besides that it's a great addition for my at home setup!

Purchased to use with an LG 5K monitor. It was easy to install. I've now been using it for 3 weeks and am very satisfied. It stays stable in any position and is easy to adjust. I'm moving soon and will purchase again when ready for a 2nd monitor.

The iMac Pro is a steal at $4,999. �A similarly configured Lenovo workstation plus a 5K monitor is over $7,000. �If you work with video, large datasets, modeling, and other demanding tasks, and you are short of cash, get a second job and buy an iMac Pro.

Sharp, crisp text, bright and accurate colors, wrapped in an aesthetically pleasing form factor. The build quality and finish on this monitor rival something Apple would make. The stand is solid and pleasingly heavy. The monitor is glossy and beautiful. The cords are kept tidy thanks to the well-considered stand design. This is a stellar product, and has me rooting for this little Australian company I’d never heard of. I “downgraded” from an LG 5K Ultrafine, as I was moving from Mac to a handful of Linux boxes. I was sure I’d miss the 5K resolution, but I really don’t. This is the best monitor I’ve ever owned.