LG 27UL500-W 27-inch 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) UltraFine Computer Monitor, IPS, AMD FreeSync, HDR10, HDMI, DisplayPort, Black Stabilizer, White

I needed a monitor for personal photo editing. I'm not trying for images that will win prizes, just cleaning up family photos and outdoor shots. I use Affinity Photo to process raw files and fix up photos that have problems. Having a monitor that gives a reasonable color rendition is all I need. I already had another LG 27" monitor, but this one definite is a step up. It didn't cost a ton more than the older one, so great value. Added perk, games look great on it. No different to set up than any other monitor, I have a twin arm so the desk space underneath the monitors is usable.

Always loyal to LG screens.This one is great. Good budget for a 4K screen. Colors are great and screen quality is really good.Recommended to use it with a screen arm

Fantastic monitor. Most of all the menus are easy to access and understand. These allow for fine tuning the monitor to the user's individual needs. Picture quality is first class, with excellent resolution and sharpness.

This monitor is great overall.I'm a graphic designer and use it for work in my home office. Sharpness and color reproduction are excellent. However, the stand is not ideal. It's not adjustable—just a single position. I wish I could get it higher. The screen also rocks pretty significantly with minor activity on my desk. Typing, for instance, causes the screen to rock back and forth. Moving my mouse significantly, like I do while I'm working with files, also causes the screen to shake. I'm still very satisfied with the screen itself, but I think I'll end up looking for a better solution to support it.

After much research i purchased this monitor because the manufacturer and other reviews stated that this monitor was great for reading print, Word Documents, and online articles. This monitor is fantastic. The printed words are very clear and crisp and the video quality is outstanding - I highly recommend this monitor for those uses.

(Updated) For many years, I used a mismatched dual monitor set up that consisted of a 21” Acer and 22” Samsung models from around 2015. Even though this was adequate for a lot of basic things, it always drove me a little nuts they were of different sizes. Also the color calibrating on both models was a pain that never quite worked and the same videos/images were noticeably different hues depending on which monitor they were displayed on. Basically, it was time to get a dual monitor replacement set of the same brand and model.I also wanted something that was 4k capable, in the 25" to 29" size range, and of course something that would not break my budget. After spending a few months reading reviews of various models, I found that the LG 27UL500-W 27-Inch best matched my wants and needs. On Prime Day, Amazon discounted the price further, so I placed an order for a set ($279 ea).Setup: Very easy. To conserve desk space, I purchased a WALI Dual LCD Monitor Fully Adjustable Desk Mount Stand that had two arms. I had no issues attaching the monitors to the desk mount and running cables from the monitor to PC/outlets.Fit and Finish: I have not seen any bezel issues where they were pealing apart. They are not the thinnest and are about .25” around the top/sides. The bottom is wider. Since I use a desk mount stand, I have no comment about the stands that came with the monitors (they are still bagged). I like that LG put a toggle for the screen controls instead of a row of buttons.Picture: The picture quality so far is very good. I have not seen the light bleed a lot of commentators have noted.Ports: The LG 27UL500-W 27-inch has 1 display port (v1.2) and 2 HDMI ports (v2.0). No DVI or RGB15 ports. I assumed I that I could use DVI  HDMI/DP or RGB  HDMI/DP adapters. Neither RGB (which I expected) nor DVI adapters (which I did NOT expect) work with these monitors. So those that have older PCs/Laptops/KVM switches may be out of luck if the equipment does not support a DisplayPort or HDMI video connector (on my initial review, I deducted a star for this).So, my 4-port RGB KVM switch will not work (this was expected, and I am had my eye on a replacement 4-port HDMI KVM switch that supports dual monitor). For the PCs, it’s a matter of finding cheap replacement video cards that are PCIe x16 with 2x DisplayPort or 2x HDMI ports (but cheap ones do not seem common) and enough VRAM to drive this monitor (from what I read 1 GB should be more than adequate for 1080p since I do not plan to use these PCs for high end gaming). I did find that a passive HDMI to DisplayPort works so integrating a new HDMI KVM switch should not be an issue.Overall, I have been pleased with my LG 27UL500-W 27-Inch purchases. I also have a plan to work out my KVM/Cable/Monitors. If all goes well, I will likely raise my rating from 4 to 5 stars.Update 05/05/2020:I am raising my rating by a star - No image, video or audio channel issues have occurred with either monitor since I purchased them July 2019.These monitors are in near daily use, are powered on/off often and subject to resolution changes a few times a month. The audio channel is constantly used through one of the monitors for steaming video from a ROKU that is connected to one of the monitors.I fully integrated these two monitors to use with a 4 dual port HDMI KVM switch. My only disappointment was that an old ROKU SE did not work with the monitors via the HDMI port. This was most likely due to the ROKU SE inability to support 4K. Using a ChromeCast and a ROKU streaming stick had no issues with either LG monitors).

My brother loves it. I bought this for him to go with his new Xbox series x. While it only does 60 HZ, what he really appreciates is the 4K and the the decently fast response time. The display looks great and gets plenty bright, and the physical monitors aesthetics look amazing. Worthwhile purchase, especially for the price. Kinda jealous of it myself.

The quality of the image is great, the size is perfect. Two things I am not happy with. The first one is that the front frame of the screen is black and not white as the back, but it was my fault as the listing photo is black also. The second one and I am not sure if this has a solution is that the screen is moving a lot. I put the screws that come with the screen but anyway is moving a lot....does someone have this inconvenience and if so, how to solve it??