GIGABYTE M28U-AE Arm Edition 28″ 144Hz 2160P UHD-KVM Gaming Monitor, 3840 x 2160 4k SS IPS Display, 1ms (GTG) Response Time, 94% DCI-P3, HDR Ready, FreeSync Premium Pro

Great picture
Great monitor for ps5. Works and it’s been a year so far.

It worked great until it didn’t
I’ve taken great care of this monitor it still looks brand new. But for some reason it stopped powering on. I plugged it into every outlet in my house to check it. Nothing seems to work an I found from other reviews that it’s nothing new. I’ve only had it for a year and for the price a year is not worth it.

KVM-Equipped 4K Monitor: Cable Management Dream at a Bargain Price
After years with my trusty LG 27UD68 (27″, 4K60, IPS) since around 2018, I decided it was time for an upgrade. The old monitor had served me well, but years of use had left it with noticeable burn-in effects, with icons taking minutes to disappear from the taskbar area or desktop when entering full-screen applications.As a casual gamer primarily playing League of Legends and Roblox with my children, I was curious about the 144Hz refresh rate. While frame rate overlays confirm 144fps in Roblox (set in graphics settings), I personally struggle to perceive a significant difference across these games. More serious gamers may appreciate this feature more, but I wanted to offer my perspective as an older, casual user.The built-in KVM is undoubtedly the highlight of this monitor. It has streamlined my setup considerably, eliminating the need for a separate KVM switch and additional HDMI cables. The attached picture in the review showcases the dramatic cable reduction achieved by using the built-in KVM, a clear visual representation of the improved cable management.Now, a single USB-C connection to my MacBook Pro enables 4K144 display, keyboard/mouse control, and access to my external USB mic and webcam. I can effortlessly switch between devices:PC: For general use and gamingMacBook Pro: For work meetings, utilizing the camera and micSamsung S23 Ultra: For DeX mode, with phone charging and full desktop functionalitySwitching between devices is as simple as pressing the KVM button on the back of the monitor.While the monitor excels in many areas, it’s not without flaws:USB-C output is limited to 15W PD, insufficient for charging a MacBook under heavy use. Workaround: Use the Mac’s charger for heavy use, or accept slower charging during idle times.HDR performance is subpar, with odd color tinting and low contrast. Workaround: Use the HDR calibration tool available in the Microsoft Store to improve performance slightly.Local dimming is limited to about 8 vertical zones, sometimes causing visible striping effects as bright objects pass across the screen.Despite these issues, at the current price of $330, this monitor offers exceptional value. The KVM feature alone justifies the purchase for users with multiple devices, though its utility may diminish in multi-monitor setups. Personally, I prefer a single monitor setup at home due to space constraints.While not perfect, this monitor represents a significant upgrade from my previous setup. The combination of 4K resolution, 144Hz refresh rate, and the invaluable KVM feature make it a compelling choice, especially at its current price point. For users juggling multiple devices or seeking a versatile display solution, this monitor is well worth considering. The drawbacks, while notable, are manageable given the monitor’s strengths and competitive pricing.

Great budget 4k
Pros: $330 on sale, 4k 144 refresh rate, Sturdy build quality but not heavy, and relatively small for a 4k monitor (28″).Cons: The included DP cable did not work and hdr isn’t great which is a massive disappointment for me as my main usecases are pc gaming and media consumption.

Muy recomendable cambia demasiado la experiencia pasar de 60 FPS a 120 FPS no he notado nada extraño en la pantalla el VRR con el que cuenta es muy bueno, el HDR leí que era malo pero calibrando bien los juegos genera un brillo espectacular.

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