27US500-W

You can now get a 4K 27-inch, very high quality monitor that is very reasonably priced. So there is no reason to get a 1440p one. Here is a really nice one, at a good price: LG 27US500-W Ultrafine Monitor 27-Inch 4K UHD (3840x2160) HDR10 IPS Borderless Design Reader Mode Flicker Safe Switch App HDMI

Well, first, there is no such thing as a "Macintosh monitor" anymore. For many years now Macs have used the same monitors as other personal computers. You may need an inexpensive adapter cable, depending on which Mac model you have and what sort of inputs the monitor you are looking at has., but the

The whites are too off. Colours are saturated but I don't think they're accurate. Also, it's not very bright, which can be an issue during the day. I use an LG 27-inch 4K for Photoshop. It cost me around 30k but it's definitely worth every penny.

HDMI 2.1 (i.e. with FRL signalling) is completely unusable for me on the GP27U - none of the firmware fixed it, and in the end I had to use an EDID override to disable FRL and force TMDS, but that means you're limited to HDMI 2.0 resolutions/refresh. Since switching to DisplayPort, on firmware 1.4.5

Just bought Mini M4 and added LG Ultrafine 27US500-W. It has sRGB, Adobe, .. Maybe construction isn't sturdy enough, but 4k is awesome for the price.

📦 Panel Origins • LG UltraFine 27US500‑W → LG Display IPS (LM270WR8‑SSA1) — in‑house panel, tight QC. • Samsung ViewFinity S70D → BOE IPS‑type ADS (MV270QUM‑N80 suspected) — outsourced IPS. • AOC U27B3A → BOE IPS‑type ADS (MV270QUM‑N30/N40) — same family as Samsung, looser QC. 🎨 Color & Image Qualit