Samsung - UE590 Series 28" LED 4K UHD Monitor - Black

I bought this along with the LG 27UD68-P for comparisons and this was truly the inferior monitor between the two. No matter what changes I did to this monitor, I could not get the quality color output of the LG. Because this is a TN panel (typical for low budget monitors), the viewing angles are also very poor. Yes, you normally sit directly in front of the monitor, but the horrible viewing angles are apparent even from this seating position, and especially in a dark environment. In my attached pictures, the Samsung in on the right. Notice how the flat orange color looks more like a gradient, and on the second picture, how a slight shift causes an even worse effect. At best, I see this as an average monitor, with the LG besting it in nearly all aspects.

My laptop does 4k native, and the external UE590 works for both win10 and opensuse without any problems or special config. I use 'low black' setting, and colors seem better. I use a lot of Samsung gear, and I like this monitor too.

This is my first 4K monitor and I'm very pleased with it. The colors and clarity are beyond anything I've ever used before. I'm extremely happy with it.

I was very excited to find this monitor at a great price on Black Friday. This monitor looks great on the eyes. I do like the fact that they've upgraded it with a vesa mount. Now for the bad. The vesa mount is so high to the top of the monitor that it's hard to find a wall mount that won't stick out above the monitor. The complete and only reason, however, that I RETURNED this monitor is that is NOT equipped with HDCP 2.2. What is this you might ask? It is the encryption standard that allows the monitor to decrypt 4K signals... if you would like to watch 4K Netflix, Roku, or UHD Blu Ray...you won't be able to use this monitor at 4K. A huge letdown.

I purchased this 4K 28” monitor after my old Samsung got damage while moving. So far it’s pretty awesome. My games look great on it, installation was as simple as plugging in power, then to my PCs video card. I thought I had a dead pixel for a little while but it seems to have gone away now. Overall, definitely recommend if you want a nice affordable 4K monitor.

These are excellent 4K monitors, especially for the size and price. Just be sure to check it for screwy pixels, both on black background (pixel stuck on) and white (dead pixel). I ended up with a few on one of mine (using 6) and didn’t notice at first. I could have returned it but since I will pretty much only use that monitor with dark background, it’s more hassle than it’s worth.

Great way to get into a 4k display without having to pay an arm and leg. I was interested in replacing my 24" 1080p monitor with something that could do 4k @ 60fps. In my search I discovered that most displays that met my requirements were going to cost $500 and up. This Samsung display looks great connected to my early 2016 MacBook Pro w/ retina. I use the display port connection to achieve the maximum 4k resolution @ 60fpd (HDMI maxes out at 4k @ 30fps). The monitor comes with a Display port cable and HDMI cable in the box but keep in mind Mac users that you will need a Thunderbolt to Display port cable (aka Mini Display port to display port cable). Overall the picture looks great and has good brightness. For a 27" 4k monitor at $249 you cannot do better! My only 2 minor complaints with this display are that I would of preferred IPS technology and a better quality stand, with more viewing angles.

I decided to splurge a but and upgrade my viewing devices to 4K. This monitor was a black Friday weekend purchase and it does not disappoint. It supports multiple displays and has display port capabilities for my HD gaming. Large, vivid colors, and you can plug a speaker into the headphone jack on the back for great sound.