Update:
This is a stripped down version of this Korean monitor: Crossover 40LGD5K (USB 2 instead of 3.0, no speakers or remote)
Official Site (Korean):
https://www.crosslcd.co.kr/shop/l...ca_id=1010
Review (Korean):
http://www.noteforum.co.kr/news/i...m?nm=52652
Youtube Overview (Korean):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P...C%EB%9F%BC
Review is positive and in line with other reviews I've seen of the LG 40"
Also, Deco Gear
is Beach Camera. Their business address/pickup location is Beach Camera. So I would consider them as reputable as you might consider Beach Camera.
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Deco Gear have this monitor for $664.99 with promo code SOCIAL5. Free shipping, no tax.
Buydig, Beach Camera and Amazon (Beach Camera) also have it for $699.99
https://www.decogear.com/products...-dgview401
https://www.amazon.com/Deco-Gear-...C8THK&th=1
https://www.buydig.com/shop/produ...0-100-sRGB
https://www.beachcamera.com/produ...0-100-srgb
The panel of this monitor appears to match the LG 40wp95c-w, Lenovo P40w-20, Dell U4021QW, and HP Z40c. The main difference seems to be the lack of Thunderbolt (though it does have USB-C still). Could be a killer deal for a productivity monitor, though I wouldn't get it to to game.
Panel Size: 40"
Panel Type: IPS with LED backlight
Monitor Radius: 2800R
Aspect Ratio: 21:9
HDR Support: HDR400
Resolution: 5120 x 2160
Display Surface: Non-Glare
Color Saturation (NTSC): 95%
Color Saturation (DCI-P3): 96%
Color Saturation (sRGB): 100%
Brightness: 300 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio: 1000:1
Display Colors: 1.07 B 10 bit (8 bit + FRC)
Panel Response Time: 6ms with OD
MPRT: 1 ms
Connectivity (DP 1.4): 1
Connectivity (HDMI 2.0): 1
Connectivity (USB C): 1
Connectivity (USB B 2.0): 1
Connectivity (USB A 2.0): 2
Connectivity (Audio Out): 1
Power Delivery Max: 90 W
Type: DC24V 6.25A
Adaptive Sync support: 48-75 Hz
PIP & PBP: Yes
Low Blue Light: Yes
Flicker Free: Yes
OverDrive: Yes
HDR: Yes
VESA Mount: 100x100 mm
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I'm not seeing if this has built in KVM switch that many ultrawides have that allow the screen to be split and used as two separate displays.
Update: it looks like it does. From the product info on the manufacturer website - "The monitor seamlessly supports Picture-in-Picture (PIP) and Picture-by-Picture (PBP) functionality, empowering you to simultaneously view multiple sources."
I think I'll pass, though, given the 1-year warranty on a "Deco" branded monitor. And because I'm not certain how 2021/current MacBook Airs handle ultrawide 5k2k.
I'm not seeing if this has built in KVM switch that many ultrawides have that allow the screen to be split and used as two separate displays.
Update: it looks like it does. From the product info on the manufacturer website - "The monitor seamlessly supports Picture-in-Picture (PIP) and Picture-by-Picture (PBP) functionality, empowering you to simultaneously view multiple sources."
I think I'll pass, though, given the 1-year warranty on a "Deco" branded monitor. And because I'm not certain how 2021/current MacBook Airs handle ultrawide 5k2k.
The few reviews I've seen of their other models are largely positive however fwiw.
This model is so new (released November) that there are not yet any reviews
I'm not seeing if this has built in KVM switch that many ultrawides have that allow the screen to be split and used as two separate displays.
Update: it looks like it does. From the product info on the manufacturer website - "The monitor seamlessly supports Picture-in-Picture (PIP) and Picture-by-Picture (PBP) functionality, empowering you to simultaneously view multiple sources."
I think I'll pass, though, given the 1-year warranty on a "Deco" branded monitor. And because I'm not certain how 2021/current MacBook Airs handle ultrawide 5k2k.
For 5k2k input at 60hz I think that can only be USB-C and DP -- HDMI won't cut it.
For KVM this has a USB B output, would have to be for that, but there's only one so the USB-C port will have to do bilateral duty.
I'd love to test this but need more than two USB ports for KVM. Not sure this would support a hub. On top of that pretty sure the 4k webcam wouldn't operate on USB 2.0 vs. 3.0+.
Since it has the same DPI as a 4k 32" you can see what others say about that monitor size and extrapolate it to this monitor.
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You can give him the price, you can give him the features, but he will always find something to "keep the search" going. Its like constant foreplay without an ending.
Looking at the ports at the back, the Deco is USB 2.0, vs Crossover offering 3.0.
Crossover model has a remote, I don't think the Deco version has this.
Crossover has speakers, but this is not listed on the Deco.
So whilst it's likely coming from same OEM, this model looks to have some differences and possible cost cutting applied.
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Looking at the ports at the back, the Deco is USB 2.0, vs Crossover offering 3.0.
Crossover model has a remote, I don't think the Deco version has this.
Crossover has speakers, but this is not listed on the Deco.
So whilst it's likely coming from same OEM, this model looks to have some differences and possible cost cutting applied.