QUDODO 27 Inch 4K UHD (3840x2160) 2K 144HZ 1 ms Computer Monitor, HDMI Display Port,109% sRGB, HDR400, VESA, Eye Saver Mode, G-Sync/AMD FreeSync

The only good thing is it is light, but that is most likely only because it has a power brick. Now onto why this is worth $50 max. I thought the button layout was going to be ok, no, in order top down it is back, enter, down, up, power. Why would you have a button that goes up in menu be below the one that goes down? Next is refresh rate, you can only set 29 frames a second when above 1080 and 1080 only has 60 frames a second I can buy that for less then $100! Also why would there be an included video cable if it's the cheapest thing you can get out of a dumpster, just leave it unincluded. As for the "HDR" turning this setting on is a joke. It will take an area of a video that is in slight shadow and turn it black, making it completely unusable (setting black level to it's min value?). When you turn on HDR it allows you to turn on freesync(previously grayed out), when you do this I think it turn HDR off, but you now can have 4k and 60fps and it undoes setting you previously set and is only working for 1 of 2 monitors???? After making sure every setting is the same and resetting the monitor a few times, they are at lease reasonably similar. I almost forgot about this, but the bezel is pretty thin, but the video doesn't extend all of the way to the bezel.TLDR: This monitor is deceptive and poorly designed, it's the cyber punk 2077 of monitors and I'm one more issue from returning this product.As I'm typing this 1 of the 2 monitors that I purchased has started to flicker and go black. I only feel regret after buying these.

Pros: For the price you can't beat it! The HDR looks great and the 4k resolution is perfect for movies and stuff, but personally I stick to 120hz on 1080p for competitive games (my computer doesn't have a display port yet since it integrated graphics) but I think this is a machine for gaming and streaming!!Cons: Just had the monitor crash on me earlier prolly because I had it running on 4k and it must've been warm but it shouldn't of had issues like that. I think I had it running for 5 hours too but still shouldn't heat up like that. The speakers also doesn't work if they are supposed to but that's not an issue for me...Overall I love the product but I wouldn't buy it again if I had the choice due to the high thermals.Edit: I don't think it was the monitor that crashed, I think it was my computer because my Minecraft save got corrupted RIP :(

I guess technically it does what it says it does. The settings and controls are horrible and not intuitive. The power cord falls out easily. It gets confused if you have multiple device plugged in. The idea you have to manually change modes is annoying. Picture looked WORSE at 120hz with my Nvidia card. I’ll give it another day but probably will return it.

It's not a bad monitor. The size is nice, picture looks good and settings are easy to move through and understand. But put simply at the end of the day it doesn't display 4k quality or even 2k for the fact of the matter. It will let you pick the setting and it will allow your console of choice to say it does support 4k but past 1080p there is no change at all. At the end of the day it is just a normal 1080p monitor that will allow your console to think it can display 4k quality. The resolution boost is nice and works ok but tearing is a problem I've seen. It doesn't run 120 frames on any of the video limit choices. FHD 120 setting is just 1080p with 60 frames. I've tried a ps4, a ps5, and a xbox series s on it and they all say different things. QHD 60 for some consoles is the setting for you to get 1080p and the FHD setting was only 720p. Overall if you wanna 1080p monitor with a good size it's nice but don't expect to get 4k or 120 frames out of this.

Terrible monitor, completely broke on me. If you buy this run the brightness low, but turn up the brightness on the console or pc. That’s the only way this monitor won’t burn internally and die. Apart from that I won’t lie the 4k and colors are good and liked it until it started bleeding black and white, then shut off.

I create content - text, and images. I also write software. I bought this so I could place it in portrait mode and it works beautifully for my needs. I can have 120+ lines of code on one screen. I can comfortably review 110 lines of a spreadsheet. The screen is comfortable, lightweight, and very bright. I bought a 3rd party monitor stand for the portrait mode (a 75mm visa mount is needed). The monitor came with the cables I needed. I cannot find anything online about who really made the screen - but at this price and quality, I do not really care. My only small complaint is that the power cord from the transformer to the monitor is a little short, forcing me to have the power block on my desk. But that is it, I am very happy I took a chance on this unfamiliar brand.