LG 27UD58-B 27-Inch 4K UHD IPS Monitor with FreeSync Newest

Really nice entry level 4k monitor. I was a bit hesitant to buy this one because of the lack of reviews around the web. Decided the price was worth it and might as well give it a try. Turned out to be a great purchase, not perfect but still really great. I've been using it for doing art and animation, and of course 4k gaming. It's color isn't as nice as a 90%+ Adobe RGB, but LG's S-IPS panels still have great color, a step above most monitors, especially around this price point. Gaming is a dream on this thing, so sharp and crisp, truly glorious. Here are some Pro's and Con's:Pros:-4k... duh-10 bit color (8+A-FRC)-S-IPS panel (great viewing angles)- 99%+ sRGB (measured as NTSC 72%) gamut.- Freesync (only works with AMD cards as of now)- 5ms on an IPS panel- 60hz- Black stabilizer setting, can bring out the details in certain dark images.- HDCP 2.2Cons:- Only 3 inputs, 2 hdmi and 1 display-port (would have liked 1 more display-port)- Has an anti-glare coating (it's not very aggressive like some I've seen, but still can cause slight distortion when viewed from above/below at extreme angles)- At250 cd/m2 it's not on the high end of peak brightness, but not bad either.Update 1: I thought it might be handy to add a little section on setting up the PS4 Pro with this monitor. I took me awhile to realize how to get it working to display at 4k. You need to have a newer hdmi cable (2.0, the monitor comes with a short one) and you need to enable the setting for HMDI UHD deep color, this enables RGB 4:4:4 chroma signals to pass over HMDI so it can talk to the PS4 Pro. This setting is under Menu>Picture>Picture Adjust>HDMI ULTRA HD Deep Color. This setting is common among LG 4k devices, so if you have an issue on another LG product w/ ps4 Pro, make sure it's enabled. You may also need to change RGB settings on the PS4 Pro to "Full".Update 2: I wanted to update with the settings I found best for my panel, in terms of color and brightness, etc. May not be universal, but could give a ballpark of what you may want.Brightness: 69Contrast:67Black Stabilizer: 35RGB:Red: 55Green: 53Blue: 53Six Color:RedH: 50RedSat:61GreenH:55GreenSat:61BlueH:62BlueSat:62YellH:51YellSat:55MagH:52MagSat:62CyanH:50CyanSat:58

Don't think you will find a better 4K monitor for the price (at the moment).Pros:- This monitor is beautiful.- The bezel is somewhat respectable compared to my 27" 2560x1440 and my 24" gaming monitor.- The colors are.. WOW!- Obviously, you can fit a lot more on one screen which might make it possible for users to reduce a 2-3 monitor setup to a 1-2 monitor setup.- I like the control knob on the bottom. It is much better than controls on the back of the monitor which are hard to get to and not as ugly as a bunch of buttons on the front of the monitor.- Two HDMI and a display port is great for hooking up different things to the monitor without having to get behind it and switch the cables around each time you need to switch the output device.- Again, you won't find a 27" 4K monitor at a better price (at the moment).Cons:- The speakers are not the greatest. I would recommend either using headphones or getting external speakers if you need sound (my preference).- The stand that this monitor comes with is actually pretty bad. If you bump your desk or if you are pounding away at your keyboard, you will definitely notice the monitor slightly shaking. You can easily avoid this with a VESA mount, but obviously that is another purchase that you will need to make if the shaking bothers you. I guess you get what you paid for, but the monitor itself is still very good!Another "complaint" that is bugging me a bit:I cannot get the screen color/brightness to match up exactly with my other two monitors. It is a little frustrating to look from one monitor to the next and see that they are different brightnesses (after spending quite a long time trying to adjust them to match).In the end, I would give this monitor a 4.5/5. It does everything that I need it to do and the price was just unbeatable. When I can get a 4K monitor cheaper than a replacement 27" 2560x1440 monitor (my twin monitor that was having issues), then I am definitely going to give it a shot. I like LG as a brand and I am glad that they are competing in the monitor business (with other big names like: Asus, Acer, Samsung, Dell, etc.). I have had this monitor for a bit over two months now and haven't had any issues. I would recommend this for those who are on a budget and are looking to try out a 4K monitor!