LG - 27" IPS LED 4K UHD FreeSync Monitor

This is my first 4k screen and it is fantastic. I went with an open box order and received a basically new monitor. I have this paired with a Qnix 27" 1440p screen using a dual arm VESA mount on my desk. I would definitely recommend this for anyone looking to get their first 4k screen. Pros: Price Quality Port options Slim bezels Cons: Stand is fairly flimsy and allows wobble (get a VESA mount) DPI scaling (Windows)

I have my PC hook up to this great monitor. 4K Ultra HD. The only drawback is my old graphic card. I have a XFX 7970 Black Edition and this is not the card to handle this monitor especially now for this demamding games or VSync. Soon will get the newest AMD 480 RX. We will see!

This monitor ended up suiting my needs. It handles 4k gaming well and is my primary monitor in my multiple monitor setup. No problems. Very satisfied.

Great 4K resolution from my pc and Xbox one on this monitor. My only negative is the stand. It is very flimsy. On the positive it does have vesa mount capability which I utilized with a full motion wall mount.

Awesome picture. Best monitor I've had. Great quality

This monitor suffers from backlight bleeding I will upload a photo so you guys can see the bleeding. That is my biggest complaint, I also dont like the think layer of anti glare coating applied on this monitor is really thick and distract me. Once again I respect all those good reviews, I am just sharing my experience with this purchase. I will not be keeping this monitor I am not happy with this. I will be trying the Dell 28 inch 4K hopefully i dont have the same issues. I know the dell is a TN panel i will be sacrificing the viewing angles.

I was looking for a replacement and IPS upgrade for my 28" Samsung 4K TN monitor (U28E590D) as well as expand my existing desktop real estate to 3X 4K. I discovered this monitor as a new release at Best Buy and began to research the features, specs and reviews. The feature set met if not exceeded my strict requirements including: [PROS] + 27" IPS 4K + 99% sRGB + 5 ms response time + PBP + [2] HDMI 2.0; [1] DisplayPort 1.2a + AMD FreeSync + VESA mounting + Thin bezel + No ghosting [CONS] + Shaky stand As other reviews have mentioned, the stand is indeed not the most stable. However, I did not deduct any stars from my rating as I VESA mounted all three monitors. After nearly a week of ownership, I am hard pressed to find any flaws with this monitor other than the 5 ms response time which of course, faster is always better. However, IPS panels with 1-2 ms response times would be significantly more expensive. As a heavy FPS gamer, I was initially concerned with the possibility of "ghosting" having transitioned from a 1 ms TN panel to this 5 ms IPS panel. To my surprise, ghosting was absolutely non-existent. The colors are rich, vivid and true, the blacks are deep and consistent and the background lighting is clean and bright. When testing any new monitor, dead/stuck pixels is the first defect I inspect. All three panels had ZERO dead/stuck pixels. Thus, right out of the box, all three panels were winners. A great indicator for LG quality control. As with most IPS monitors, this too has fantastic viewing angles at nearly 180 degrees. The options for fine-tuning the picture and color variables are excellent. In fact, LG includes software which will allow OSD monitor adjustments on the desktop via mouse. Overall, I am ecstatic with this upgrade and would HIGHLY recommend this monitor. The LG 28UD68 is a phenomenal IPS monitor at this price point!

I picked this up for my Late 2016 15" MacBook Pro. It's fantastic. The colors are spot-on, the design is good, and the price was right. I have a couple nags, though one isn't the monitor's fault. First, Apple's USB-C AV Adapter will not scale past 1920x1080 using the HDMI cable supplied by LG. I'm getting a DisplayPort adapter soon, which will hopefully fix that, plus get me a full 60Hz. The second nag is the fault of LG's marketing photos. The photos on the product page make it look like the display edges right up to the silver bezel... it does not! there's still a ¼" black bezel. It's far from a deal breaker, and it doesn't bother me, but I was disappointed just a bit that it's not a truly "edgeless" display like the photos suggest. I'm still considering getting a second, and mounting on a dual-monitor stand. Still love this display!