Pros: Great specs for an IPS, large screen size, good viewing angles.
Cons: Now on monitor #3 through the RMA process and all of them so far have multiple dead and stuck pixels scattered within the central viewing area of the screen.
Overall Review: It's a nice screen, but it is pretty frustrating to pay this much for a product and have it arrive with so many dead pixels out of the box. I have gone through the RMA process for 3 of these now; we will see if I have the patience to go much further if the 4th arrives with more dead pixels in the center of the screen.
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N82E16824012043
Limited Warranty period (labor):
3 years
Limited Warranty period (parts):
3 years
Return for refund within:
30 days
Return for replacement within:
30 days
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Been looking for a KVM monitor for a while... anyone have any experience with this? I have a Macbook M1 and a Dell laptop (work) that I would be using with it. I'm a little concerned its only two USB ports though.
Been looking for a KVM monitor for a while... anyone have any experience with this? I have a Macbook M1 and a Dell laptop (work) that I would be using with it. I'm a little concerned its only two USB ports though.
I have this monitor. Display wise it is great, but two notes on the KVM.
In order to seamlessly switch from one computer to another using the KVM button, the computer you are switching to must be on (I.e not in sleep mode).
If you try to wake up the other computer that is in sleep mode by pressing the KVM button, it will just keep switching back to the already on computer.
Since I have my main gaming laptop always on sleep when not in use, i instead use a separate external usb switch that I connect my mouse/keyboard to both computers, push the button on the external usb switch to switch the mouse/keyboard between computers, and press the KVM button afterwards on the monitor to then switch the display over. I use the two usb ports on the monitor for usb speakers and webcam.
The other note is that the KVM button location is awful. It is located behind the panel in a way that it is difficult to reach if the right side of your monitor is up against a wall or another monitor.
Last edited by undisturbed316 March 23, 2023 at 06:01 AM.
I have this monitor. Display wise it is great, but two notes on the KVM.
In order to seamlessly switch from one computer to another using the KVM button, the computer you are switching to must be on (I.e not in sleep mode).
If you try to wake up the other computer that is in sleep mode by pressing the KVM button, it will just keep switching back to the already on computer.
Since I have my main gaming laptop always on sleep when not in use, i instead use a separate external usb switch that I connect my mouse/keyboard to both computers, push the button on the external usb switch to switch the mouse/keyboard between computers, and press the KVM button afterwards on the monitor to then switch the display over. I use the two usb ports on the monitor for usb speakers and webcam.
The other note is that the KVM button location is awful. It is located behind the panel in a way that it is difficult to reach if the right side of your monitor is up against a wall or another monitor.
I have the m27q and agree on all points here. I'm upgrading to the m32u specifically becuase of the KVM though, because it is so helpful.
One thing to note, is that if you can install osd sidekick on both machines, you can hotkey the KVM cutover without having to reach that stupid ass KVM placement
Been looking for a KVM monitor for a while... anyone have any experience with this? I have a Macbook M1 and a Dell laptop (work) that I would be using with it. I'm a little concerned its only two USB ports though.
I love my 27 inch version. KVM buit in takes tweaking, but it's great
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The $370 price is reflected with the $30 mail in rebate
It's not really $370. It's $400 with discount code + tax. Afterwards, you can then subtract $30 from the total price. All to say, you still get taxed at the $400 price, not at $370.
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In order to seamlessly switch from one computer to another using the KVM button, the computer you are switching to must be on (I.e not in sleep mode).
If you try to wake up the other computer that is in sleep mode by pressing the KVM button, it will just keep switching back to the already on computer.
Since I have my main gaming laptop always on sleep when not in use, i instead use a separate external usb switch that I connect my mouse/keyboard to both computers, push the button on the external usb switch to switch the mouse/keyboard between computers, and press the KVM button afterwards on the monitor to then switch the display over. I use the two usb ports on the monitor for usb speakers and webcam.
The other note is that the KVM button location is awful. It is located behind the panel in a way that it is difficult to reach if the right side of your monitor is up against a wall or another monitor.
In order to seamlessly switch from one computer to another using the KVM button, the computer you are switching to must be on (I.e not in sleep mode).
If you try to wake up the other computer that is in sleep mode by pressing the KVM button, it will just keep switching back to the already on computer.
Since I have my main gaming laptop always on sleep when not in use, i instead use a separate external usb switch that I connect my mouse/keyboard to both computers, push the button on the external usb switch to switch the mouse/keyboard between computers, and press the KVM button afterwards on the monitor to then switch the display over. I use the two usb ports on the monitor for usb speakers and webcam.
The other note is that the KVM button location is awful. It is located behind the panel in a way that it is difficult to reach if the right side of your monitor is up against a wall or another monitor.
One thing to note, is that if you can install osd sidekick on both machines, you can hotkey the KVM cutover without having to reach that stupid ass KVM placement
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is the jump to the gigabyte worth it?
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