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[jorgejjvr]

I bought me this (hasn't arrived yet). My family is growing and I don't have much space, trying to stay minimalist. Use this as a desk while working, then when done everything stays inside, monitor, laptop, keyboard, mouse etc. You close it and looks like a part of the room.

Anyhow, I need a 27' monitor, it's what fits here. I am looking for a 4k monitor, that can charge via power delivery type c and also displays, build in speakers, and has enough ports to act as a hub too. 60hz is fine, 120 is better but I'm probably asking for too much there. Price range 400-600. The idea is for the monitor to do as much as possible to require less cables and less space, hence it being able to charge my laptop, act as a hub, have speakers etc

Any recommendations?

 

[GHG]

If you really need the USB-C PD and don't mind 60hz then the LG 27UN880-B.

 

[jorgejjvr]

If you really need the USB-C PD and don't mind 60hz then the LG 27UN880-B.

I was ignoring this one, seemed too good to be true for price

https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B09DTDRJWP/ref=ox_sc_saved_image_8?smid=ATVPDKIKX0DER&psc=1

But I mean 4k, power delivery, has so many ports and I like the placement, build in speakers etc

Thinking about it

 

[Cert.in.Death]

Gigabyte M28U. I’ve seen it go for $400-$500, although I would step up to the 32” personally. The extra 4 inches are noticeable, pun intended.

 

[jorgejjvr]

Gigabyte M28U. I’ve seen it go for $400-$500, although I would step up to the 32” personally. The extra 4 inches are noticeable, pun intended.

A 27' is the max that fits in that set up

 

[JohnnyFootball]

Get the Sony Inzone M9.

It’s a solid 4k monitor that’s 27 inches.

 

[alucard0712_rus]

 

[hououinkyouma00]

I bought me this (hasn't arrived yet). My family is growing and I don't have much space, trying to stay minimalist. Use this as a desk while working, then when done everything stays inside, monitor, laptop, keyboard, mouse etc. You close it and looks like a part of the room.

Anyhow, I need a 27' monitor, it's what fits here. I am looking for a 4k monitor, that can charge via power delivery type c and also displays, build in speakers, and has enough ports to act as a hub too. 60hz is fine, 120 is better but I'm probably asking for too much there. Price range 400-600. The idea is for the monitor to do as much as possible to require less cables and less space, hence it being able to charge my laptop, act as a hub, have speakers etc

Any recommendations?

I love this. How much is it?

 

[jorgejjvr]

I love this. How much is it?

It's expensive, but I still loved it lol

Friday. - The Ultimate Wall Mounted Folding Desk

Creators of the Clamshell Desk, a wall-mounted, space-saving folding workstation with monitor, ring light, power, and a range of accessories.

www.friday.furniture

It is made by hand and made to order though, he's even doing a specific request I asked of him. There was nothing else I liked more, and I needed something that didn't take much space

 

[STARSBarry]

Honestly these guys are the best in the business, if they say something is good, it's good.

 

[MonkeyClaw36]

Maybe a msi g27cq4 e2?

I went back from 32 inch 4K to 27 inch QHD.
The 32" was too in my face and qhd on a 27" looks almost the same to me as 4K on a 32".

Its a great monitor. VA panel, 165Hz, 1500R curve, 10-bit HDR and amazing colors.

https://www.amazon.com/MSI-Resolution-Optix-G27CQ4-E2/dp/B09YKTS7S1

 

[jorgejjvr]

Maybe a msi g27cq4 e2?

I went back from 32 inch 4K to 27 inch QHD.
The 32" was too in my face and qhd on a 27" looks almost the same to me as 4K on a 32".

Its a great monitor. VA panel, 165Hz, 1500R curve, 10-bit HDR and amazing colors.

https://www.amazon.com/MSI-Resolution-Optix-G27CQ4-E2/dp/B09YKTS7S1

Curved wont fit, needs to be flat

 

[jorgejjvr]

Honestly these guys are the best in the business, if they say something is good, it's good.

Looking for 4k not 1440p

 

[cinnamonandgravy]

+ a 77" OLED on the wall

 

[STARSBarry]

Looking for 4k not 1440p

I mean...

 

[jorgejjvr]

I mean...

Its really more so for work from home, not gaming

 

[StereoVsn]

Its really more so for work from home, not gaming

That Dell or LG should be fine if it’s for work and you don’t need 120hz, IMO. A good IPS display is still best for productivity applications unless you are doing creative type stuff.