This monitor originally released in 2021 and almost 3 years later it's still one of the top contenders on value and features, however that is now in question because of how other competitors have now caught on price and have also surpassed on features. Pros -Affordable -Competitive refresh rate -Multiple USB-A & USB-C ports -Great video quality once properly calibrated Cons -Terrible color calibration out of box (yellow/greenish tint) -Poor 300 nit brightness in 2024 on a non-oled screen is not optimal (you can bump brightness up to 500 but you have to flash its firmware and play around with HDR settings) - A few artifacts issues that may occur randomly depending on your GPU - Monitor not detecting source, if not, not waking up at all after PC is set to sleep This is still a great choice when it comes to an entry level 4K monitor, however when you compare pros & cons against other brands offerings, you quickly realize this monitor is now showing its age. If this monitor was $400 I would recommend it without hesitation, but at the $500 price point it's better to save up for a newer model from LG, or even save up a few more to get an oled screen.

Best 4k monitor for the price. I bought this monitor in total for around 500 or 600 dollars. Got the highest warranty offered and tax included. Only other 4k monitor that beats this is the in store lg 4k monitor price for around 300 or something dollars. Randomly happens and sells out very quickly.

I’ve had the monitor for about 3 years now never had a problem with it. It has some cool features like a crosshair which you can turn on and off and it helps in some games. This monitor also has built in speakers which was an upgrade from my old one which didn’t have any. It was always running smooth and I’m loving it 10/10

4k 144hz IPS KVM HDMI 2.1 hard to beat for the $ Easy set up, no eye strain so far. Comes with three power cables for world wide use. Nice thin bezel. Raises and lowers effortlessly. Haven't tried the KVM yet. HDR mode not very useful. Using it in standard mode is great though. Set up is a snap, stand just clicks into monitor back. No RGB, but how useful is that when most monitor backs face the wall anyway. If I could have found the LG 27GN950-B in stock, I would have got that instead (More expensive by around $300 though). Going to 28" from 27" 1440p monitor is not a perceivable size difference, but the 4k bump is impressive in detail. Has improved my gaming a ton. Easier to see other players. Back light edge bleed is noticeable only with largely solid colors on screen. Great gaming monitor, but there are many ones with better HDR and details in shadows out there. For the money it's hard to beat and decent for productivity too. Console gamers with love the latest HDMI connection. Built in speakers not very useful but can be ok for simple stopgap use. Love the non reflective finish on the panel. Ticks all my boxes at the best price. Would buy it again. Pick up at the store was a snap, just had to wait for it to come in. Don't know why shipping isn't an option, unless it's to limit RMA's due to damage in transit.

Good monitor for PS5/XSX, I would recommend it because of the price, BUT it has only been less than one month of daily 2-5 hour use and I already have one tiny dead pixel.