I'm looking for a monitor and i came across this one, and after reading reviews for the 4k 144hz version, this is a must have. I'm a 3d artist and colour accuracy is important to me. I will recalibrate it with a Colorimeter
This definitely caught my interest and is not too bad for the price. I imagine the noticeable input lag is due to the full array local dimming, but it seems to really enhance the picture quality when it's on. I wonder if the type-c port also comes with DisplayPort Alt Mode along with 90W of Power Delivery since it this wasn't clarified. I look forward to seeing the full review!
It´s advertised as a photographer´s monitor and not a gaming monitor at all. And as a photographer´s monitor with an Adobe RGB coverage of 99% (actually after calibrating it it was at 100%) it´s awesome especially for the price tag. I assume gamers will not have that much fun with it but that´s not what it´s intendet to be. So doesn´t make sense to compare apples with oranges. I tested it from a photographer´s perspective and I don´t know another monitor in that price range that does this job so well.
It's super exciting that Innocn is bringing mini-led to the market at a much cheaper price. I'm wondering if it comes at the cost of QA/QC or warranty since Innocn doesn't have the economic power to source their own panels.
Nice video. Quick question since EU got screwed again... I can still import with some Amazon fees and its 110-240V DC so even we can use it here but what kind of a power cable you can plug into the adapter? We have different one than the US. Ty
This monitor looks promising. I might pick one up since the price isn't crazy, Still pricey for a 27 inch, But better priced than the Sony M9. I thought Cooler Master was releasing one too, but still no info on when that one is coming out. It was supposed to be early September, But haven't seen it available yet. Apparently it's going to be around $1000 though, So It's still going to be too expensive.
I dont know where you are from but at least from the Amazon Germany you can get one with a voucher of 100e off. So the price of this monitor is even lower.
Backlight contrast is the only setting that affects local dimming. Default is 0 but I set it to 100 because everything looked milky and washed out at 0.
Not this one. You would want the newer version 27M2V for that. It is a way better monitor that has nearly double the dimming zones. This one he is reviewing is NOT worth it. It is garbage in comparison to the M2V.
I just wanna know how many dimming zones it has. The most poignant comparison would be the inzone m9, I wanna know how it compares for content. Cuz I feel like there's room in the market for 60hz monitors that just focus on color gamut, like a tiny TV
Hello bro. I am searching for a monitor and dont know which one to buy. Can you just help me decide between LG 27UL550-W, Dell S2721QS, Dell S3221QS and LG 32UN650-W. I will be using this monitor mostly for programming and video editing. Thanks in advance.
I am Arabic native, watching your video. I was smiling when you change the language to Arabic.😂 but now I am living in China. This monitor price around 400.😅
Can you Review the Aoc CU34G3S this monitor has a huge price decrease from near to 600 € to 400€ and it’s holding the price very very good.And it have a Samsung panel so it maybe can be good enough for a recommendation :). And the MSI Optix MAG342CQRDE Is very interesting.
Why dont you try blooming videos on this? As far as I saw it has 384 or sth local dimming zones. In a size of 27” this must have much worse blooming than mbp 16.
Mini LED has so much potential we need more monitors with the technology
Absolutely agree. This monitor has solidified my opinion that mini LED IPS panels will beat OLED with reliability and cost in the future.
@@TypeCTechReviews Absolutely, while micro led is technically more impressive, I dont see the costs coming down anytime soon.
I got this monitor some time ago and did a review on Amazon. Its good to see more impressions and reviews regarding the product too!
Just got the 4K 160Hz 27" version of this monitor. It's incredible.
I'm looking for a monitor and i came across this one, and after reading reviews for the 4k 144hz version, this is a must have. I'm a 3d artist and colour accuracy is important to me. I will recalibrate it with a Colorimeter
This definitely caught my interest and is not too bad for the price. I imagine the noticeable input lag is due to the full array local dimming, but it seems to really enhance the picture quality when it's on. I wonder if the type-c port also comes with DisplayPort Alt Mode along with 90W of Power Delivery since it this wasn't clarified. I look forward to seeing the full review!
Just bought one for USD $489 on Amazon. The next day they raised the price back to $699.99. YAY!
It´s advertised as a photographer´s monitor and not a gaming monitor at all. And as a photographer´s monitor with an Adobe RGB coverage of 99% (actually after calibrating it it was at 100%) it´s awesome especially for the price tag. I assume gamers will not have that much fun with it but that´s not what it´s intendet to be. So doesn´t make sense to compare apples with oranges. I tested it from a photographer´s perspective and I don´t know another monitor in that price range that does this job so well.
It's super exciting that Innocn is bringing mini-led to the market at a much cheaper price. I'm wondering if it comes at the cost of QA/QC or warranty since Innocn doesn't have the economic power to source their own panels.
Hey Type could you make a new Best Ultrawide Monitor Arm video, all the previous ones you have made are unavailable for purchase.
How about their 15' OELD
Is there monitor arms for this monitor?
Nice video. Quick question since EU got screwed again... I can still import with some Amazon fees and its 110-240V DC so even we can use it here but what kind of a power cable you can plug into the adapter? We have different one than the US. Ty
Well, sh*t! The iMAC 5K Retina Budget version??? If you ever find a calibrated .icc profile, please let me know!
I used the Spyder X Pro colorimeter to calibrate it and it runs at 100% AdobeRGB (!!!)
This monitor looks promising. I might pick one up since the price isn't crazy, Still pricey for a 27 inch, But better priced than the Sony M9. I thought Cooler Master was releasing one too, but still no info on when that one is coming out. It was supposed to be early September, But haven't seen it available yet. Apparently it's going to be around $1000 though, So It's still going to be too expensive.
I dont know where you are from but at least from the Amazon Germany you can get one with a voucher of 100e off. So the price of this monitor is even lower.
Backlight contrast is the only setting that affects local dimming. Default is 0 but I set it to 100 because everything looked milky and washed out at 0.
Interesting, I have always kept it at 0 and havent noticed issues you mentioned. Maybe I'll need to do more research.
Could you recommend this for ps5 if u only play single players ganes
Not this one. You would want the newer version 27M2V for that. It is a way better monitor that has nearly double the dimming zones. This one he is reviewing is NOT worth it. It is garbage in comparison to the M2V.
@@TheHolyHomeboy too late lol and from my own experience playing Alan wake 2 this monitor was perfect but thanks for the input anyways bro!!
I just wanna know how many dimming zones it has. The most poignant comparison would be the inzone m9, I wanna know how it compares for content. Cuz I feel like there's room in the market for 60hz monitors that just focus on color gamut, like a tiny TV
According to the manufacturer, there are 384.
@@LaaLaaLeevi If it’s implemented well, then it could be better than the Inzone M9. I’m tempted to get one to try for myself.
@@armen1136 I have had the Inno around a week now and it is pretty good indeed! I dont do any gaming so I can not comment regarding that aspect.
@@LaaLaaLeevi Ah ok. How is the contrast? Are the blacks better than most IPS monitors?
@@armen1136 Yes, when the global dimming is enabled, those are very strong.
Why do monitor designers put vents horizontally across the top?
Dust will settle inside easily from the top.
Can you turn off the RGB lighting?
Yes you can
Can you vesa mount?
Yes you can
Hello bro. I am searching for a monitor and dont know which one to buy. Can you just help me decide between LG 27UL550-W, Dell S2721QS, Dell S3221QS and LG 32UN650-W. I will be using this monitor mostly for programming and video editing. Thanks in advance.
Hey man, what do you do will all these monitors once you're done with the reviews?
Many of them I keep for future comparison with reviews. The ones that I don’t, I usually sell them on EBay.
@@TypeCTechReviews Oh I see that makes sense, thanks man
fun fact: they sell it for 2500 cny which is about 350 usd including tax in China
I am Arabic native, watching your video. I was smiling when you change the language to Arabic.😂 but now I am living in China. This monitor price around 400.😅
Can you Review the Aoc CU34G3S this monitor has a huge price decrease from near to 600 € to 400€ and it’s holding the price very very good.And it have a Samsung panel so it maybe can be good enough for a recommendation :). And the MSI Optix MAG342CQRDE Is very interesting.
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Why dont you try blooming videos on this? As far as I saw it has 384 or sth local dimming zones. In a size of 27” this must have much worse blooming than mbp 16.
I'm quite interested in this too
Blooming is something which has not really bothered me too much at least so far but it is definitely there if you look for it.
@@LaaLaaLeevi Do you own this particular monitor or something that has a similar panel?
@@vlee9275 I got this monitor about a week ago.
Nice
60hzzzzz…no thx
It´s not advertised for gaming but for photographers where 60Hz is the standard.
Only 60hz!
It´s not advertised for gaming but for photographers where 60Hz is the standard.
This is one of the ugliest monitors I have ever seen.
Looks ugly from the back but who cares. I´m looking at the front and from there it´s almost invisible due to the small frame.