UltraFine 5K

If you can find a used LG 27MD5KL-B, they’re pretty good. Main issue: they are seen as two displays in Linux (Ubuntu Wayland) at 5K because they’re running on Thunderbolt 3 with an older DisplayPort (Windows and MacOS combine the dp channels in the background). For new displays, the Kuycon G27P may

LG 27 5k Ultrafine 27MD5KL, Thunderbolt. Best sharpness, easy, simply the best and Philips Monitors Evnia 49M2C8900LA love it for playing and working too. Even for photoworks perfect too. At this time I use a Mac Mini 16/512 + ext. Nvme SSD 2TB.

LG makes a nice series with Thunderbolt 3 on up. It's the same panel as the relaunched Studio Display, LG UltraFine 5K (27MD5KL-B). [I don't know if the very newest Studio Display still uses a comparable panel, but the one before it did]. This was a nice duality, because the previous gen Studio Disp

It's been a while, but from memory, at the time, the Dells used the same IPS screen as the studio displays, but a whole lot cheaper. Dunno about now, but you could find what screen the studio display uses (i.e LG, Samsung, etc.) and then find other brands that use the same screen, at least compare t

While this monitor has been amazing for my graphic design + ui work, the fact it can only be used with Macbooks makes this a pain. I was hoping to connect my PS5 to the LG 27MD5KL-B. I tried:Fairkabe - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0B5XBYQSM?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_titleCable Matters - https://www.amazon

What do you mean? Graphics? Maybe around 144 refresh rate if motion graphics is included, 16:9 aspect ratio, supports 99% DCI-P3, or least supports 99% sRGB. 4k Display. Brands like LG UltraFine 5k (27MD5KL-B) or LG 27UN880-B (Ergo) color accurate can help. I still like the Liquid Retina XDR and Pro