G27P

This is an old monitor and has been discussed previously. https://www.reddit.com/r/buildapcmonitors/comments/12s56m4/kuycon_5k_27_inch_is_cheap_whats_the_catch/ Also posted in the mac sub: https://www.reddit.com/r/mac/comments/17w431a/apple_studio_display_vs_kuycon_g27x_5k_monitor/ They are not exactly the same.

For my Kuycon G27P, the sRGB mode is quite accurate outside of being ~6850K instead of 6500K, calibrating with i1 display pro fixed it entirely. I did two calibrations, one in native gamut and one in sRGB mode. Windows ACM does a good job clamping to sRGB when using the former calibration (and it ha

The Studio Display clones, the Kuycon G27P 5K and Kuycon G32P 6K, are glossy, but I have not seen them with my own eyes. I had the PA27JCV. Such a beautiful design and great colors, but yeah, the matte is so “present.” Just as you did, I compared the Studio Displays next to each other, one glossy, t

The Kuycon monitors can be hit or miss, but they have a really good return policy. I ordered 2 G27P, and both had issues with the panel uniformity. I ended up giving up. One side was cool/blue and the other side warm/yellow. It's a very good-looking monitor, sharp and clear, but it just might take a

generally the way to go is an apple monitor, but they're not cheap and you probably don't need many of their features. to get close to mba/imac display look for hiDPI glossy monitors with P3 wide color gamut, for example benq MA270U or kuycon G27P