This is the 28MQ750-C that has a standard stand and most likely no KVM. ?????
Reduced everywhere until stocks run out or Nov 24th or Nov 30th depending on vendor.
Save $300.
LG 28MQ750-C 27.6inch SDQHD Nano IPS DualUp Monitor, 2560x2880, 16:18, 5ms Response Time, 1000:1 Contrast, 300 Nits, 1x DP, 2x HDMI, 2x USB-A, 1x USB-B, 1x USB-C (90W PD), 7Wx2 Speakers, HDR10, DCI-P3 98%, PBP Feature, Tilt/Swivel/Height, VESA 100x100mm
If it works.
I just noticed that Kogan sell a version of this:
https://www.kogan.com/au/buy/kogan-276-sdqhd-ips-usb-c-monit…
At current price of $579, I would pay the extra $120 for the LG one from this deal! But does anyone know how cheap the Kogan one goes on sale?
Dunno but from what I’ve seen, Kogan monitors can be half the price of equivalent brand names. Like the recent 34” 5K 100Hz one, $600 on sale but Samsung or LG one was double. I’m quite hesitant on Kogan monitors.
These resolution abbreviations are a mouthful. WUQHD, WXsomething, now this SDQHD. What is this, standard definition quad high definition?
Having whinged about that, though I appreciate the shape. It’s almost portrait shaped. That’ll suit most office workers who look at portrait shaped documents most of the day. And it’s square (wide) enough for a bit of spreadsheet action too.
Square Double QHD
Basically just two 21” 1440p (QHD) monitors stacked vertically.
https://www.displaywars.com/21-inch-16x9-vs-27,6-inch-d%7B16…
Square Double QHD
Why on earth did anyone ever think that SDQHD was more useful information than just writing the actual resolution 2560x2880 ?!
The letter abbreviations are utterly useless 🤷🏼♂️
Was thinking of this, but i think it'll be too high. Would like the benq rd28u but the premium over a dell u2723qe I find a bit much.
Only 60 Hz refresh rate, so janky scrolling and cursor movement.
This monitor put sideways with programs split between top and bottom and it would almost be two little ultrawides.
Says "· Built-in Keyboard, Video Monitor and Mouse (KVM) - With the PBP feature you can display content from two different computers on the monitor and use the KVM feature to manage the content with a single keyboard and mouse."