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Model: SAMSUNG S80A Computer Monitor, 27 Inch 4K Monitor, Vertical Monitor, USB C Monitor, HDR10 (1 Billion Colors), Built-in Speakers (LS27A800UNNXZA)
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This is not a gaming monitor in the 1st place and if you want a 4K 120Hz/144Hz monitor, don't come to a sub $300 monitor thread in the 1st place. There are lot of use cases apart from gaming in a 4K 27" monitor. This can be a pretty solid multimedia and work monitor, especially for the price.
90W laptop charging is fantastic. I don't know of any other monitor that can charge a 15" or 16" MacBook Pro.
I also don't know why people are complaining about the screen size. You don't have to work at the original resolution. All OSs will scale to 125% or 150% perfectly. My only complaint, funny enough, is that this doesn't have any USB-A ports.
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Brightness at 300 nits and contrast ratio of 1000:1 don't make this a great option for coding.
The 32" LG deal at Costco has better options for that purpose.
Not just that but 1000:1 Contrast Ratio is about half what you would need for a good HDR experience and 300 nits are not too good for that either.
60hz makes me run away from these... especially since it's > 1080p resolution
This gets posted on every monitor. For office work, home use, productivity, color matching, video editing - 60hz is fine. I wish people would specify the use case when stating that 60hz is no good.
Gaming may benefit from a >60hz refresh rate, but it's not generally needed. And it's still expensive to find a 4K display with at least a 120hz refresh rate.
I also don't know why people are complaining about the screen size. You don't have to work at the original resolution. All OSs will scale to 125% or 150% perfectly.
My only complaint, funny enough, is that this doesn't have any USB-A ports.
I've been looking for monitors with USB ports as well, and this definitely has them.
Don't feel bad if you missed out. I bought this direct from Samsung during the holiday. No matter how much I adjust it, it looked super dim - dimmer than my ancient Thinkpad T440's ~250nit display. I also have a 27" HP 4K IPS (model 27F UHD) display rated at 300nits and side by side, the HP looked vastly better. I returned it back to Samsung.
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I also don't know why people are complaining about the screen size. You don't have to work at the original resolution. All OSs will scale to 125% or 150% perfectly. My only complaint, funny enough, is that this doesn't have any USB-A ports.
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The 32" LG deal at Costco has better options for that purpose.
Gaming may benefit from a >60hz refresh rate, but it's not generally needed. And it's still expensive to find a 4K display with at least a 120hz refresh rate.
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My only complaint, funny enough, is that this doesn't have any USB-A ports.
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