HP EliteDisplay E273q 27-Inch Screen LED-Lit Monitor Black/Silver (1FH52A8#ABA)

In the covid times, it became critical to have an external monitor for setting up a home office. This monitor is elegant in form, and crystal clear in display, and a pleasure to work on. Also doesn't take up too much space in footprint - my desk is only 25" deep, and this monitor fits perfectly to be just far enough away from my eyes to be ideal.

Purchased this to lift up my eyes and straighten my back while sitting at my home desk while working. I’m medial it’s made an impact. So easy to set up and great picture quality. Loved it so much bought a second one a couple of days later for my wife who is doing the same. Thank you.

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I got this monitor to match the ones that my company has for me so I could have 3 total. It's nice, but the color is a little softer than the ones I got from work, even though it was the same model.

These monitors are durable, and provide a nice quality picture for a decent price. Though not quite 4K, you would be hard pressed to tell the difference.

I mounted two E273q displays with VESA mounts to my standing desk. I use these displays in an office setting where I have to view multiple windows at a time. I really like the small bezel on the new EliteDisplays and their clean lines and professional look. The viewing area is big enough to have 4 separate windows open at once and still be able to read them. With the high resolution does come smaller icon and text size but you can adjust that in Windows settings and individual application settings to suit your liking. LOVE THESE DISPLAYS!

The monitor is amazing, clear image and colors, but support from HP is the worst.

Because HP doesn't make it entirely clear, I want to confirm that the Type-C port does act as a video input in addition to carrying USB. So that's 3 digital video inputs in total (and one VGA). HP doesn't include a Type-C to Type-C cable, however, just a Type-C to Type-A cable, which can't carry video.Incidentally, the Type-C cable that HP included with my unit appears to be faulty. Connecting the monitor's hub to a PC with that cable results in hung POSTs and "device descriptor request failed" errors in Windows Device Manager. Using my Type-C to Type-C (Apple) cable, I've not seen a single issue.This monitor has what should be totally unacceptable levels of backlight bleed, but this is the new norm. Wasn't expecting anything other than appalling black screen uniformity, but no pleasant surprises here.AG coating is MINIMAL.The casing is all plastic. My lower bezel has a ripple in it, and a gap between it and the screen. The foot is also plastic, however, the vertical part of the stand is finished aluminium, reminiscent of the stands Dell put on their U2711-era monitors. This is nice, when even Dell has moved to plastic clad uprights.Sitting beside the Elitebook x360 1030 G2 with it's full aluminium casing and impossibly perfect fit and finish, the E273q is a little underwhelming.