I've owned two LG - 27UK600-W 27" IPS LED 4K UHD FreeSync Monitors for several months now and I must say that it was money well spent. As a video editor/content creator, color accuracy is extremely important and this monitor absolutely delivers. With its sRGB 99% Color Gamut, I can be confident that my content is delivered to clients with precise color representation and accuracy. The HDR 10 and AMD Freesync are also top-notch for viewing 4K content or gaming. I've played hours upon hours of various Triple-A games in 4K and have yet to notice any issues with screen tearing or inaccurate HDR. If you're worried about input lag or refresh rates for games, don't! 60hz while not ideal for fast-paced games and fast-moving images, should not be a deterrent when considering this monitor. It simply gets the job done. Con: My only issue with this monitor is that it doesn't always wake up from sleep mode on its own and I have to manually power it on. I'm not sure if this is driver or firmware related but it's definitely worth pointing out. I also would have loved to see the bottom bezel thinned out a bit to match the other three. It seems like LG wanted us all to know that is an LG product by branding the lower bezel. Not a fan of that decision because the logo could have easily been put on the back, but it is what it is. Overall, it's a minor annoyance I suppose, but it kept me from giving this a five-star review. In closing, this monitor as the perfect entry-level to mid-tier 4K monitor. Are there superior products on the market? Sure, but for the money, this will get you the best bang for your buck. 4.4 out of 5

I don't know what's not to like about this monitor. I paired it with an XPS 15 9570, Active USB-C to HDMI cable, and I get 3840x2160@60hz. The 60hz part is important. Less than that on these big screens becomes very obvious. I suggest reading the manual though. There are settings in the OSD that look like something you'd want but can have negative impacts on the viewing experience. For example: Super Resolution+ should only be turned on for gaming. It gives fonts in the desktop jaggy edges. HDMI Ultra HD Deep Color also needs to be on for 60hz. If it's off, the refresh rate slows to 30hz. Point is, read the book. It's easy to make the display look sub-optimal with the wrong settings. With the right settings, it's excellent. 150% scaling @ 3840x2160/60hz on Windows 10 with Clear Type turned on = Awesome. You can make yourself crazy looking over specs and reviews. This monitor does the job and looks great. Stop looking, get this one.

Good monitor for consoles. I have a Xbox One X and did a 4k detail check and all the requirements are checked off. One thing this monitor doesn't have is speakers which is no problem if you have a 3.5mm aux cord and can add a small speaker. Pros: HDR, 5ms response time, AMD freesync, Cons: No USB ports, no speakers, plastic built.

This monitor is great for those who have a small space and care how the monitor looks with their decor. I have a 550 sq ft condo and it's important that everything I own look modern and blend in with my decor. I purchased an HP prior to this monitor and it stood out like a sore thumb with so much black plastic on the back and all the black wires hanging down. The white back on this monitor with the white cables make it easy on the eyes. It's super thin as well! The quality of the monitor is also excellent and it's large enough to split the screen and do multiple tasks at the same time. I put a ton of time into selecting the perfect monitor so trust me that it's great!

Was looking for a large monitor to use with my laptop. In store liked the size and display quality. Got it home and WOW what a perfect fit. Perfect size not too big and works perfectly with my laptop. couldn't ask for a better buy. After months of use I still thinks its the best buy I have made. .