4K UHD Display to enhance all your content with life-like detail 4K future-proof connections: 2 x HDMI (2.0) and 2 x Display ports 1 x Display port and 1 x HDMI cable included 1ms GTG / 5ms BTW and 60hz refresh rate for smoother viewing
SPECIFICATION
Screen Size: 28 Inch Aspect Ratio: 16:9 Brightness (Typical): 300 cd/m² Contrast Ratio (Typical): 3000F1 Resolution: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz Response Time (Typical): 1ms(G2G Viewing Angle (Horizontal/Vertical): 170°/160° (CR>10 Colour Support : 1.073G Fliter: 3D combo CONNECTIONS
2 x HDMI 2.0 ports 2 x Display ports
Popular Features 28 Inch Screen size 3840 x 2160 Ultra HD 4K Resolution Ports - HDMI DisplayPort Freesync 16:9 Aspect Ratio Refresh Rates - 30 Hz 1 MS Response Time VESA Mounting Interfaces - 100x100 mm
All comments (35)
bouncy99
14 Aug 17#1
Refresh Rate
30Hz, i mean wtf. You would never go below the standard 60Hz, and most people are looking at 144Hz! Dont know where the op is getting 60Hz from?
phoenix029 to bouncy99
14 Aug 17#2
It says 60hz on the website?
bouncy99 to bouncy99
14 Aug 17#4
look at the tech spec.
dankilling to bouncy99
24 Aug 17#33
It's actually 60hz....
christophermcbean
14 Aug 17#3
Incredibly good value of specs are correct. (Not 30hz, but I'm pretty sure that isn't an option!)
bsmaff
14 Aug 17#5
Is confusing states it is 2160 @ 60hz then in the specification states it is only 30hz so what is it?
kyeung
14 Aug 17#6
Is this 2160 @ 60hz and 4k @ 30hz ?
carsick77 to kyeung
14 Aug 17#7
4k is 2160 (3840x2160). Looking at the reviews, people are saying its 60fps however they aren't saying many nice things about it. If you really have to have 4k, go for it, otherwise buy a decent 1440p for similar money.
whelan189 to carsick77
14 Aug 17#11
if getting ps4 pro or upcoming xbox one x, wouldnt a 4k monitor be getting the most out of it vs 1440p?
carsick77 to whelan189
15 Aug 17#20
I don't use consoles, I assumed everyone just purchased TV's for them?
I was speaking specifically for PC's. And from the comments above, it's looking like it's 60hz via Displayport only do it really isn't suitable for consoles.
olivermills6 to carsick77
15 Aug 17#21
No room for a TV in my room where I have my consoles. For some reason you just can't get a 4k TV below 40". I know the benefits of 4k are lost somewhat at distance, but I thought there would still be demand. I'm interested in a 4k monitor for an Xbox One X but so far they've all been stupidly expensive.
ShineHunter to whelan189
16 Aug 17#27
1440p isn't supported on the PS4 pro. Yeah some games are rendered at that but trust me there is no option for 1440p. Also 4k monitors need to support HDMI2.0 as some only do 60hz through DP and 30hz through hdmi1.4. The PS4 doesn't work at 4k with HDMI1.4.
soap_box to carsick77
16 Aug 17#25
I need a new monitor, what's good 1440p for similar money? I thought decent monitors all started at twice this price.
carsick77 to soap_box
17 Aug 17#29
I'm not in the market for one right now I afraid. You are right though, the good ones start at around £400 but you will be able to get a branded 1440p 60hz or if you prefer, a higher refresh rate 1080p around the £200 mark - this is even below entry level for 4k
reb31
14 Aug 17#8
Can anyone confirm this is 60hz? If so bargain!
marc0523
14 Aug 17#9
It is freesync, this means the refresh rate can change depending on what your computer is capable of pushing out.
I assume low is 30hz and high is 144?
daskapital
14 Aug 17#10
TN panel. Not IPS. Amazon also claims 60Hz.
Not for me, but hopefully the info will help anyone interested.
pheyshunt1 to daskapital
15 Aug 17#19
I neeeed IPS!
reb31
14 Aug 17#12
[quote=whelan189] if getting ps4 pro or upcoming xbox one x, wouldnt a 4k monitor be getting the most out of it vs 1440p?[/quote]
Not sure 1440p is even going to be a possible resolution on XB1 - is it possible on PS Pro?
glenns
14 Aug 17#13
Have had similar monitor's, as someone else has put above. It'll be 4k @ 30hz & 1080p @ 60hz. Only really good for high resolution slide shows.
CampGareth to glenns
14 Aug 17#17
Have had similar, 4K 60Hz when using displayport, but HDMI tops out at 30Hz. Likely the same here since it's not claiming HDMI 2.0 support but is claiming 60Hz 3840x2160.
Harryisme to CampGareth
16 Aug 17#23
Except it is claiming HDMI 2.0 support, it's in the second line of the description.
4K future-proof connections: 2 x HDMI (2.0) and 2 x Display ports
My guess is it is running at 60Hz, just some confusion over the description somehow.
Shame this likely doesn't support FreeSync 2.0 (So no freesync over HDMI,) this would be a useful feature to have for the Xbox One X, which will support the VRR standard from HDMI 2.1
ZeroEx
14 Aug 17#14
This is 60Hz at 4K for anyone who wants to know.
delusion
14 Aug 17#15
It's probably 60 hz if using display port, 30hz if hdmi if it's anything like my 4k monitor.
I had fun with it but it's just not worthwhile for gaming over a 144hz one at a lower resolution, so if you are a gamer I wouldn't recommend this.
I have two of these, it appears to be working at 60hz over hdmi at 4k unless my RX580 is lying to me.
Standard settings are a bit meh but if you take a couple of mins to set it up it's totally acceptable - I'm doing video editing on it and once you get the colours right, all good in the hood.
I recently got a second-hand 4k monitor that does 30hz 4k and 60hz 1440p - but only when you create a custom resolution on AMD crimson.
I found the website above great for testing my FPS!
steevhan
16 Aug 17#24
the website is very contradictory, i bought an early 4k Monitor from Dell and that was 60hz up to 1080p anything above was 30hz, something on this site is wrong and my money is on the 60hz at max resolution for this price so i would do my research before buying
srdrSEA
16 Aug 17#28
another unknown brand!! still waiting for a cracking deal...
lntghll
17 Aug 17#30
Hardly future proof with no usbc sockets
rev6 to lntghll
18 Aug 17#31
Huh?
mackashworth
22 Aug 17#32
So this doesn't support 60Hz through HDMI?
_Genesis_
26 Aug 17#34
Hey, seeing alot of conflicting reports on whether this is [email protected] over HDMI, anyone able to clear this up? Thanks for the help if any can be provided.
Harryisme
30 Aug 17#35
Does anyone who if this Monitor has Freesync over HDMI? Because if so it could be a good option for the One X.
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Opening post
4K future-proof connections: 2 x HDMI (2.0) and 2 x Display ports
1 x Display port and 1 x HDMI cable included
1ms GTG / 5ms BTW and 60hz refresh rate for smoother viewing
SPECIFICATION
Screen Size: 28 Inch
Aspect Ratio: 16:9
Brightness (Typical): 300 cd/m²
Contrast Ratio (Typical): 3000F1
Resolution: 3840 x 2160 @ 60 Hz
Response Time (Typical): 1ms(G2G
Viewing Angle (Horizontal/Vertical): 170°/160° (CR>10
Colour Support : 1.073G
Fliter: 3D combo
CONNECTIONS
2 x HDMI 2.0 ports
2 x Display ports
Popular Features
28 Inch Screen size
3840 x 2160 Ultra HD 4K Resolution
Ports - HDMI DisplayPort
Freesync
16:9 Aspect Ratio
Refresh Rates - 30 Hz
1 MS Response Time
VESA Mounting Interfaces - 100x100 mm
All comments (35)
I was speaking specifically for PC's. And from the comments above, it's looking like it's 60hz via Displayport only do it really isn't suitable for consoles.
I assume low is 30hz and high is 144?
Not for me, but hopefully the info will help anyone interested.
if getting ps4 pro or upcoming xbox one x, wouldnt a 4k monitor be getting the most out of it vs 1440p?[/quote]
Not sure 1440p is even going to be a possible resolution on XB1 - is it possible on PS Pro?
4K future-proof connections: 2 x HDMI (2.0) and 2 x Display ports
My guess is it is running at 60Hz, just some confusion over the description somehow.
Shame this likely doesn't support FreeSync 2.0 (So no freesync over HDMI,) this would be a useful feature to have for the Xbox One X, which will support the VRR standard from HDMI 2.1
I had fun with it but it's just not worthwhile for gaming over a 144hz one at a lower resolution, so if you are a gamer I wouldn't recommend this.
Standard settings are a bit meh but if you take a couple of mins to set it up it's totally acceptable - I'm doing video editing on it and once you get the colours right, all good in the hood.
I recently got a second-hand 4k monitor that does 30hz 4k and 60hz 1440p - but only when you create a custom resolution on AMD crimson.
I found the website above great for testing my FPS!
Thanks for the help if any can be provided.