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Getting to the ports from underneath is quite a chore
Payment only the next day, made it incredibly difficult to trace the payment even though it was an immediate payment with the correct VS and bank. I don't recommend going through it again. 2 x futile trip to the branch in oLomouc, where even after confirmation from the bank they did not issue the goods
I have the monitor 2x in a set along with an Apple Studio display for macbook pro m3max. MacOS communicates well with the monitor and renders the retina image beautifully. However, it can't be plugged into macOS in MST mode, however this will be an applu issue and not a monitor issue.
Decent image
P3 gamut
Quality work monitor
Great compatibility with Mac OS
Weaker viewing angles
MST connection of two monitors on macOS does not work. It is possible to connect in this mode, but only in single stream. The monitors then report as one and duplicate one image.
The monitor is absolutely perfect for the money except for the edge bleeding. In general, Dell, or LG (the panel manufacturer), has gone the route of unbalanced backlighting for better black presentation - I find this slightly distracting. I therefore preferred the Samusung S80PB, which has an even backlight (but also not flawless, its "black" is less black).
super colours even without calibration
top compatibility with macOS (does not switch on during sleep mode)
built-in hub (although I'm not sure if these hubs are the way to go - long cables and pulling them all the way to the monitor are required)
edge bleeding (retrospectively found not exactly uncommon)
I think it is especially suitable for more demanding customers with laptops such as Apple MacBook, who can use the concentration of all the necessary connectivity in a single USB-C / Thunderbolt 3 cable and thus get rid of the docking station and its space-consuming accessories.
Its “HUB“ function can replace the so-called docking station, ideally through a USB-C / Thunderbolt 3+ cable connected to a modern laptop such as an Apple MacBook or even better models from HP, Dell and other brands - it must, however, support the so-called Display Port Alternate Mode (DP Alt Mode)
The “KVM“ function enables the connection of 2 devices at the same time, incl. “split screen“ mode
Chaining of monitors can also be useful - the so-called “Daisy Chaining“ - via DisplayPort 1.2 Multi-Stream Transport (MST), but this must be supported by the graphics card of your device (e. g. laptop)
Thanks to a greater number of sockets (e. g. 5x USB-A 3.2 Gen2 and 1x LAN) it can be connected to many devices shared via “HUB“ - e. g. keyboard, mouse, camera, speaker, network cable, USB disk, etc. )
The backlight consists of 4 segments and in a dark environment there is a noticeable “backlight bleed“, which can make it even worse when the “Smart HDR“ function is turned on. But it doesn' t bother me personally, because I don' t work/live in a dark environment and I don' t use “Smart HDR“.
The supplied stand has a great slim design, but for greater stability in “shaky environments“ I recommend using another more robust one
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