Thank you for the review. I bought it last week from Amazon with a 100 euro discount coupon. I really like the monitor. With local dimming on I found the percieved contrast very close to my OLED LG TV. Mine also was flawless.
$479.99 with an additional $50 Amazon coupon. For $429.99, this seems like a steal. Superb for productivity and honestly I'm fine with gaming at 4k,60fps
Thank you for this review! I was debating between getting this Innocn monitor ($700) or the Asus ProArt PA329C ($1, 075) since they are so similar in almost every major category a photographer would care about. This review definitely answered questions I had about this monitor. So thank you! If possible, could you do a comparison between the Innocn 4k mini LED and the Asus ProArt PA329C PLEASE!
You said HDR is not good but you didn't really explain why at all and I'm a bit confused. Even if it's not hitting 1000 nits (which you never measured?), How is a monitor that can maintain full screen 650 nits (your only actual measurement) and has 384 zones FALD with 99% DCI-P color range a bad HDR experience? Those numbers are all really good for HDR IPS panels, especially in this range. You literally praised the monitor for every individual aspect that is responsible for making HDR good: no backlight bleed, good black levels, fantastic color range, high contrast ratio and high peak brightness. But then said the HDR was bad and refused to elaborate further. That makes no sense. This is my first time watching one of your reviews, only because I could not find reviews by rtings or monitors unboxed or Linus. I'm just generally really underwhelmed with how much of your review is just me taking your word for everything rather than actually measuring things. There's very little objectiveness to your reviews. Like you say the response time isn't great but you don't measure it. Response time isn't something you can just eyeball. Like I don't doubt that this monitor has bad response time but why would I take your word for it when you don't measure it?
Why care so much about HDR? It's just a gimmick at best. Also response time really not important for a monitor like this. You don't speedrun editing photos/videos etc
I just finished reading a new Japanese review of this product and the reviewer was able to reach around 800 nit peak brightness on HDR and even 1400 nits peak when editing manually HDR metadata. So something strange is going on. The reviewer thought that it might be a firmware issue and I sent an e-mail to the customer service regarding this issue. I hope that other folks might consider doing so too. Hopefully they will be able to solve this somehow.
@@brendanwilsonvfx5705 Hi! Yes, I use HDFury Vertex 2 device which is unfortunately quite costly for this need but it works. Hopefully Innocn comes out with a firmware update at some point.
I am thinking of buying this display for use with Mac Os. Mainly for office work (research, documents, presentation) and occasional video and audio production. Maybe even some PS5 gaming. My main concern is the silver bezel, it seems to me it might be distracting…
I also use it with Mac OS. The bezels could indeed be better colour but it is not too distracting, you get used to it and besides, many Mac models have similar kind of color scheme :-)
Yep, I had it also quite bad in the beginning but it improved after a few weeks. I also calibrated and reduced the brightness so it obviously helps too. You could also consider using bias lights or other light source.
Yo! They JUST dropped this week a 32" 4K 160Hz miniLED with 1,152 local dimming zones (Innocn 32M2V)! How soon will you review it. Turning on bells now, been subbed since this review. Thanks!
Love your video. Subscribed. I got lucky and bought the 27M2V(160hz)On Amazon yesterday. It sold out within like seven hours, crazy! I just hope PS5 works with VRR on it? I’m sure it will considering it’s HDMI 2.1?
Tested it myself and use it for pro photo an video work. It´s really great especially for the pricetag. I even calibrated it and it reaches 100% AdobeRGB. BTW where can i get this "testvideo" with the cherries and tea images?
Best review I’ve seen for this monitor! You should review more mini led monitors. The KTC and Redmagic 32” are good variants, also LG is releasing a new 27” one this quarter
HDR looks fine on Windows, but SDR on my 27M2U-D has a problem with dark backgrounds dues to (I believe) local dimming: images are oversaturated AND veiled at the same time (white elements look gray). There is no way to turn local dimming off, as the option is greyed out in the OSD.
Just ordered this monitor specifically to pair with my M1 Macbook Pro due to the Mini led for photo and video editing. Couldn't justify the 1.5k for the studio display.
@@vanmoof4fun Yup I got it last week. I really enjoy it, running on it now actually. The single type-c cable needed for display AND charging is awesome. Comparing it to the M1 pro display, its not as crisp, but still very good color and the sharpness meets my requirements for photo and video editing
@@EOD_90 Thanks, do you use the display in standby mode? Will it wake up quickly when you start the macbook? Could not find some informations about the sleep or wakup time or the standby power consumption. But until now i never shutdown my iMac or macbook. And another thing. Is it possible to bring the ambient light in a constant warm white color or is only a disco light possible?
@@vanmoof4fun the "rgb" is hardly noticeable if that's what you're referring to. I let my Mac go to sleep, the monitor doesn't wake immediately, by the time I wiggle the mouse and hit the finger print sensor, it takes another 5ish seconds and then I'm at my desktop.
thanks a lot for the review. question - is PMW used to modulate brightness, do your eyes not get tired during long work, and what real color coverage did you get?
I was looking around on Amazon trying to find a good monitor to replace my current Apple 27inch Cinema display. I just managed to order one brand new for roughly $180 and am super excited to see this thing come in the mail.
@@kdkseven The monitor works great. The color accuracy isn't perfect for DCI-P3 HDR, but its acceptable. It looks gorgeous in SDR though. On Mac you can controll the brightness using the quick controls on the keyboard which is nice and i was not expecting that to work. The monitor is fantastic and i would recommend it for a Windows User, but Mac users may want to take caution, Using the monitor at 1440p on Mac provided a good experience which is far superior to the Apple Cinema Display i was using previously. I am planning on removing the matte screen protector on the display since that may make the image a bit sharper and hopefully improve the color accuracy a bit more as the texture can make a difference in some cases.
@@Joseg19988426 Thanks for the update. I think i'm going to pull the trigger. I don't mind working through some of the issues as long as they can be solved. I'm mostly interested in excellent colors and blacks for a reasonable price. And i'm going to look into removing that matte layer too because that definitely sounds like it would improve the picture (wasn't aware that could be done!).Thanks again for helping me make this decision.
@@Joseg19988426 Thanks for the information. Pulled the trigger when it went down to $200 in an Amazon flash sale. Good color and blacks are my main concern, so i don't mind if i have to do some trickery to get it to work. I am really interested in removing the matte finish and have watched a few videos on now to do it but was wondering if this InnoCN monitor has a matte coating or a matte film. I would be very interested in what you find if you do go through with the matte screen protector removal (i've seen videos on how to do both). I have an older monitor that i'm planning on doing a test run on, but would like to know as much as possible before jumping in on the new one. Thanks again for the information!
@@Joseg19988426 Thanks for the information. Pulled the trigger when it went down to $200 in an Amazon flash sale. Good color and blacks are my main concern, so i don't mind if i have to do some trickery to get it to work. I am really interested in removing the matte finish and have watched a few videos on now to do it but was wondering if this InnoCN monitor has a matte coating or a matte film. I would be very interested in what you find if you do go through with the matte screen protector removal (i've seen videos on how to do both). I have an older monitor that i'm planning on doing a test run on, but would like to know as much as possible before jumping in on the new one. Thanks again for the information!
Looking for a less costly option to the apple studio display. The apple display is designed with vent holes right on top. I believe dust will accumulate like crazy and the monitor won't last long. Is spraying a can of air at the vents good enough? Is it a bad idea to cover most of the vent on top with a thin filter paper? If I'm going to get an expensive monitor, I'd like to think I'll use it for many years.
I've never had any of my old or newer monitors with top vents randomly break so it seems like a non-issue. Some modern monitors now come with a fan inside so be careful with compressed air.
that panel is based on the pg32uqx if it has vesahdr its real 1400 and it reaches peaks up to 1700 and agon porchse has one even cheaper pd32m at $1800 with hdmi 2.1 but they are all slow for gaming response time wise the one you want to wait for is the pg32uqxe and acer x32 4k @ 160hz 576 zones vesahdr1000 hdmi 2.1 refreshes should be coming Q3/Q4 this year so anytime now the asus pg27uq is basically this monitor with a high refresh rate for gamers at 27'' you can get it on ebay used for like $800 now
I think this is good enough for any casual gamer. I'm not a competitive gamer myself and mainly play single player titles, So having the contrast of this monitor for the price is really not bad. I still have another 32 inch Asus monitor that I can use if I ever feel a need to have the lower input lag, Definitely going to pick one up. Thank you for the in depth review as always. Keep up the great work.
The 27M2V (higher refresh rate version)has excellent HDR with Windows 11 (with an RTX GPU at least); however, the 27M2V's HDR with consoles, IMO, is horrible . It looks like an HDR 400 display on a PS5 using an HDMI 2.1 cable. The colors like dull and unsaturated on the PS5 home screen in HDR. When calibrating the HDR on the PS5, the white screens get super bright, but other than that, the HDR looks worse across the board compared to SDR on the PS5. In fact, my GPU's EDID shows the brightness to be around 400 nits when using a certified 48 GPS HDMI cable, while it shows the max brightness to be around 1000 when using a display port 1.4 cable (when using and adjusting RTX HDR). I thought maybe the monitor was broken, so I tried another one with newer firmware, and it was the same. I wonder how the newer (black) 32" version compares?
Can you compare the INNOCN 27M2U monitor to the Dell Ultra UltraSharp (U3223QE or U2723QE) -- both seem like excellent 4K monitors for a M1 Mac mini or M1 MacBook Pro? -- Please comment when you get a chance - thank you!
You came right out at the beginning sounding too hyped up. I thought uh-oh, but man was I wrong! You really know your stuff. I'm gonna buy it right now on Amazon. It's on sale for another couple of hours only for $489 bucks. Amazon will ship it to me in South America. It'll cost me almost 200 bucks in shipping and customs duties but even after that I'm still gonna end up paying a good price considering that after the sale ends it'll go back up to I don't know what. But as a general rule Amazon doesn't lie about stuff like that. I would not be able to get it at all where I live. I checked. I've been an Amazon buyer for 12 years and they're pretty honest.Thank you! .....P.S. After the sale this morning the price went up to USD $699.99. YAY !!!!
The price rebounded in other two occasions this month according to Keepa. If you're patient, you might get it for a very low price down the line. I'm considering buying it, the 490 price point is great for a 4K/60 monitor with great black levels, but hopefully there's something better by the end of the year.
@@Minarreal I went ahead and bought it at the $489 price. Amazon just notified me that it has already shipped. I was super content with my Asus CX5 laptop that didn't have in mind to buy anything like this until a few days ago when I walked into a store and saw a mini-led panel on a $1,300 TV. Something snapped in my mind. The picture was so good it was spooky. Ten years ago I had a Sammy hd 1080p TV and thought I had died and gone to viewing heaven. This one is way, way better. Until Amazon came down here it was so extremely complicated to get stuff from back home.
I would also like more on the HDR information. You say it's not great, but just how bad is that, most gamers are used to honestly awful monitors, would it still blow their mind?
I bought an 27M2U-D based on.your recommendation. Out of the box connected to my M3 Pro Pro. it looks like a clown show with everything like the colors were at 100%. I dried to adjust many settings and I was able to get a smaller clown show! Is monitor may work on Widows, but it doest work on Mac !! I have an LG UltraFine and the only thing it has it brightness over it. I will try too calibrated it to see if I can make it work.. If not them I will return it !! This is not a Mac monitor ! Maybe the D means Defective ..
@@kdkseven Yes, I used my Spyder X to calibrate it in SDR mode and it looks great. The black are Black and the White is really white. I bought another one for my dual monitor set up. There are still issues with this monitor on Mac. It doesn't wake from sleep on a Mac, which wasn't a deal breaker for me because I turn off all power to my system at night. It doesn't do HDR unless you turn that on in the display setting on the Mac, but then you lose brightness control. In SDR mode the monitor looks great and is color accurate to 99%. I like the mini-LED display in 4k resolution. The biggest CON I have is the Tech support is less than Useless if you have a problem. I reached out to them and they refused to help because I bought it from Amazon. If you have a problem just return it during the return window. Keep in mind that you will need to Calibrate the monitor to use it.. otherwise it looks like the Red, Green and blue are at 100%..
@@stroke1516 Thanks for all the information and tips-- it's really helpful. I'm mostly interested in good colors and blacks at a not too expensive price, and i'm not that concerned with HDR on my computer. Thanks again for helping me make this decision.
According to the Notebookcheck, it flickers all the time, at high level though. When I first started to use the monitor, I got occasional headaches but now my head has gotten used to it.
@@armen1136 No, my understanding is that it flickers all the time. Also the manufacturer does not say that it would be flicker free, just that it has blue-light reduction options available.
Perfect review! As for the HDR, I could care less about that. For the rare times that I do need it, I use MadVR which is far superior to any device's built-in HDR processing. If you don't use it already, @Type-C Tech Reviews, I cannot recommend it enough. It is incredible that amount of detail and tuning you can wring out of your source material to take it to the next level.
Whoa, 650 nits is really bright -- brighter than the apple studio display. Does it have any bloom? (I don't see a lot of it in the video but I'm still curious). It would be so cool if they could get the refresh rate to 90hz or higher as it would make it much more competitive with the high end oleds in terms of refresh but would beat it in terms of text clarity.
There is definitely bloom in certain scenarios like a bunch of tiny and small things on screen with black background and the white youtube media player buttons against black. Most of the time it is subtle or none.
I just bought one of these things open box new for $329 out the door and I love it, it was still in its bag.
Thank you for the review. I bought it last week from Amazon with a 100 euro discount coupon. I really like the monitor. With local dimming on I found the percieved contrast very close to my OLED LG TV. Mine also was flawless.
I also bought it at that price. Pretty good deal!
$479.99 with an additional $50 Amazon coupon. For $429.99, this seems like a steal. Superb for productivity and honestly I'm fine with gaming at 4k,60fps
Right, I just picked one of these up on Amazon for gaming. Unless you're a hyper competive sweat, this is plenty for gaming
got mine for $200. =)
Something went wrong here. No way it's supposed to be 650 nits in SDR and 350 nits in HDR. Some setting or firmware issue there for sure.
Yeah I get 1000 nits in sdr and hdr idk what’s wrong with his panel
Thank you for this review! I was debating between getting this Innocn monitor ($700) or the Asus ProArt PA329C ($1, 075) since they are so similar in almost every major category a photographer would care about. This review definitely answered questions I had about this monitor. So thank you! If possible, could you do a comparison between the Innocn 4k mini LED and the Asus ProArt PA329C PLEASE!
You said HDR is not good but you didn't really explain why at all and I'm a bit confused. Even if it's not hitting 1000 nits (which you never measured?), How is a monitor that can maintain full screen 650 nits (your only actual measurement) and has 384 zones FALD with 99% DCI-P color range a bad HDR experience? Those numbers are all really good for HDR IPS panels, especially in this range.
You literally praised the monitor for every individual aspect that is responsible for making HDR good: no backlight bleed, good black levels, fantastic color range, high contrast ratio and high peak brightness. But then said the HDR was bad and refused to elaborate further. That makes no sense.
This is my first time watching one of your reviews, only because I could not find reviews by rtings or monitors unboxed or Linus. I'm just generally really underwhelmed with how much of your review is just me taking your word for everything rather than actually measuring things. There's very little objectiveness to your reviews. Like you say the response time isn't great but you don't measure it. Response time isn't something you can just eyeball. Like I don't doubt that this monitor has bad response time but why would I take your word for it when you don't measure it?
Why care so much about HDR? It's just a gimmick at best. Also response time really not important for a monitor like this. You don't speedrun editing photos/videos etc
I just finished reading a new Japanese review of this product and the reviewer was able to reach around 800 nit peak brightness on HDR and even 1400 nits peak when editing manually HDR metadata. So something strange is going on. The reviewer thought that it might be a firmware issue and I sent an e-mail to the customer service regarding this issue. I hope that other folks might consider doing so too. Hopefully they will be able to solve this somehow.
Even the sony mzone M9 managed to get roughly 800 nits full screen but somehow slightly lower on a 10 percent window.
Have you discovered how to do this? Others this review is so I can read it myself? Thankyou! 😊
@@brendanwilsonvfx5705 Hi! Yes, I use HDFury Vertex 2 device which is unfortunately quite costly for this need but it works. Hopefully Innocn comes out with a firmware update at some point.
@@LaaLaaLeevi Do you reccomend the Hdfury vertex 2 or the Hdfury Vroom 8k for Color Bit amount? Thank you so much! this is all so very helpful:)
@@LaaLaaLeevi I didn't even know this existed so thankyou:)
What do you think is better, innocn mini led or Dell black U2723QE? It’s important to hear your opinion and thoughts?
I’m looking at the same two monitors - what did you go with?
@@YonatanMX same
I might need this..I MIGHT REALLY NEED THIS! super impressive numbers.
I am thinking of buying this display for use with Mac Os. Mainly for office work (research, documents, presentation) and occasional video and audio production. Maybe even some PS5 gaming. My main concern is the silver bezel, it seems to me it might be distracting…
I also use it with Mac OS. The bezels could indeed be better colour but it is not too distracting, you get used to it and besides, many Mac models have similar kind of color scheme :-)
INNOCN 27M2U vs DELL U2723QE ? Witch is better for content creation?
Ty amazing video
Any chance there will be a review of the newer 27M2V?
Using this monitor now, the 90w charging type-c port is perfect for me. I can charge my laptop while sending the display signal to the screen, good!
how much did u get this for? Did u calibrate the screen at all?
@@LeBeautiful 55k yen in Japan, the screen is pre-calibrated in the factory.
@@大鲸-q1x wow, incredible deal. You got on sale? From Amazon? What other features you like?
@@LeBeautiful yes it was an Amazon discount for limited time.
@@LeBeautiful Honestly, this just an entry-level product for mini-led monitor, I am really satisfied about the colour accuracy on specific mode:D
I bought the 27M2U and while I really like it, I seem to have very bad eye strain from the panel after 30 minutes of use. I'm not sure why.
Yep, I had it also quite bad in the beginning but it improved after a few weeks. I also calibrated and reduced the brightness so it obviously helps too. You could also consider using bias lights or other light source.
Use rgb mode and the warm setting its more comfortable on the eyes and looks way better than the default settings
Yo! They JUST dropped this week a 32" 4K 160Hz miniLED with 1,152 local dimming zones (Innocn 32M2V)! How soon will you review it. Turning on bells now, been subbed since this review. Thanks!
$1000.00 on Amazon USA 144Hz
YES! Super excited to get my hands on it!!!
@@TypeCTechReviews Any updates?
@@TypeCTechReviews I just noticed this monitor on Amazon yesterday. I hope you review it!
Love your video. Subscribed. I got lucky and bought the 27M2V(160hz)On Amazon yesterday. It sold out within like seven hours, crazy! I just hope PS5 works with VRR on it? I’m sure it will considering it’s HDMI 2.1?
Tested it myself and use it for pro photo an video work. It´s really great especially for the pricetag. I even calibrated it and it reaches 100% AdobeRGB. BTW where can i get this "testvideo" with the cherries and tea images?
It’s the LG OLED test video
local dimming is for HDR mode and no one test the color range, no data sheet on it site.
Best review I’ve seen for this monitor! You should review more mini led monitors. The KTC and Redmagic 32” are good variants, also LG is releasing a new 27” one this quarter
Bought this on Black Friday for 37% off. Cant wait to test it out!
Same,
I intend to game on this (solo games with slow pace mainly)
@@thegaminglife6164 Same
HDR looks fine on Windows, but SDR on my 27M2U-D has a problem with dark backgrounds dues to (I believe) local dimming: images are oversaturated AND veiled at the same time (white elements look gray). There is no way to turn local dimming off, as the option is greyed out in the OSD.
Just ordered this monitor specifically to pair with my M1 Macbook Pro due to the Mini led for photo and video editing. Couldn't justify the 1.5k for the studio display.
Did you receive it and could tell something? How do you like it with a M1 Macbook
@@vanmoof4fun Yup I got it last week. I really enjoy it, running on it now actually. The single type-c cable needed for display AND charging is awesome. Comparing it to the M1 pro display, its not as crisp, but still very good color and the sharpness meets my requirements for photo and video editing
@@EOD_90 Thanks, do you use the display in standby mode? Will it wake up quickly when you start the macbook? Could not find some informations about the sleep or wakup time or the standby power consumption. But until now i never shutdown my iMac or macbook.
And another thing. Is it possible to bring the ambient light in a constant warm white color or is only a disco light possible?
@@vanmoof4fun the "rgb" is hardly noticeable if that's what you're referring to. I let my Mac go to sleep, the monitor doesn't wake immediately, by the time I wiggle the mouse and hit the finger print sensor, it takes another 5ish seconds and then I'm at my desktop.
And what about eye strain? This mini LED have the PWM.
I had quite bad in the beginning but it improved after a few weeks. I also dont use it in a totally dark room so it helps.
thanks a lot for the review. question - is PMW used to modulate brightness, do your eyes not get tired during long work, and what real color coverage did you get?
Given same price, would you recommend to choose this Innocn 27M2U or LG UP850? Thanks.
I don't have the money to buy any of the things you review but I still watch because its interesting lol
which is the better option to buy for photo editing and nintendo switch use.
This INNOCN 27/32 inch monitor or DELL Ultrasharp 27/32 inch 23QE series
Hows the text on the eyes?
Could you go more indpet into the hdr. Like checking the brightness in a 10%-9% window?
which mechanical keyboard is that?
I was looking around on Amazon trying to find a good monitor to replace my current Apple 27inch Cinema display. I just managed to order one brand new for roughly $180 and am super excited to see this thing come in the mail.
How did it work out?
@@kdkseven The monitor works great. The color accuracy isn't perfect for DCI-P3 HDR, but its acceptable. It looks gorgeous in SDR though. On Mac you can controll the brightness using the quick controls on the keyboard which is nice and i was not expecting that to work. The monitor is fantastic and i would recommend it for a Windows User, but Mac users may want to take caution, Using the monitor at 1440p on Mac provided a good experience which is far superior to the Apple Cinema Display i was using previously. I am planning on removing the matte screen protector on the display since that may make the image a bit sharper and hopefully improve the color accuracy a bit more as the texture can make a difference in some cases.
@@Joseg19988426 Thanks for the update. I think i'm going to pull the trigger. I don't mind working through some of the issues as long as they can be solved. I'm mostly interested in excellent colors and blacks for a reasonable price. And i'm going to look into removing that matte layer too because that definitely sounds like it would improve the picture (wasn't aware that could be done!).Thanks again for helping me make this decision.
@@Joseg19988426 Thanks for the information. Pulled the trigger when it went down to $200 in an Amazon flash sale. Good color and blacks are my main concern, so i don't mind if i have to do some trickery to get it to work. I am really interested in removing the matte finish and have watched a few videos on now to do it but was wondering if this InnoCN monitor has a matte coating or a matte film. I would be very interested in what you find if you do go through with the matte screen protector removal (i've seen videos on how to do both). I have an older monitor that i'm planning on doing a test run on, but would like to know as much as possible before jumping in on the new one. Thanks again for the information!
@@Joseg19988426 Thanks for the information. Pulled the trigger when it went down to $200 in an Amazon flash sale. Good color and blacks are my main concern, so i don't mind if i have to do some trickery to get it to work. I am really interested in removing the matte finish and have watched a few videos on now to do it but was wondering if this InnoCN monitor has a matte coating or a matte film. I would be very interested in what you find if you do go through with the matte screen protector removal (i've seen videos on how to do both). I have an older monitor that i'm planning on doing a test run on, but would like to know as much as possible before jumping in on the new one. Thanks again for the information!
It’s exactly what I want!
Are this(27M2U model, 60hz)glossy or matte finish ?
Is this glossy or matte ?
How come it's 60 hz if it's HDMI 2.1 compatible?
Nice review. But seriouly.. Why uploading the video in 30fps when reviewing a 60hz display..?
Can i use it in 200volts power supply?
Looking for a less costly option to the apple studio display. The apple display is designed with vent holes right on top. I believe dust will accumulate like crazy and the monitor won't last long. Is spraying a can of air at the vents good enough? Is it a bad idea to cover most of the vent on top with a thin filter paper?
If I'm going to get an expensive monitor, I'd like to think I'll use it for many years.
I've never had any of my old or newer monitors with top vents randomly break so it seems like a non-issue. Some modern monitors now come with a fan inside so be careful with compressed air.
i have vents on my monitor that is 13 years old without any issues. It's an apple monitor I wouldn't be worried about reliability
Another IPS Mini-LED. I’m really hoping you get the ViewSonic Elite 32” Mini-LED 144Hz monitor in. Claims HDR 1400!
that panel is based on the pg32uqx if it has vesahdr its real 1400 and it reaches peaks up to 1700 and agon porchse has one even cheaper pd32m at $1800 with hdmi 2.1 but they are all slow for gaming response time wise the one you want to wait for is the pg32uqxe and acer x32 4k @ 160hz 576 zones vesahdr1000 hdmi 2.1 refreshes should be coming Q3/Q4 this year so anytime now the asus pg27uq is basically this monitor with a high refresh rate for gamers at 27'' you can get it on ebay used for like $800 now
@@ployth9000 fr? Mini led and stuff? The 27inch asus
I think this is good enough for any casual gamer. I'm not a competitive gamer myself and mainly play single player titles, So having the contrast of this monitor for the price is really not bad. I still have another 32 inch Asus monitor that I can use if I ever feel a need to have the lower input lag, Definitely going to pick one up. Thank you for the in depth review as always. Keep up the great work.
The 27M2V (higher refresh rate version)has excellent HDR with Windows 11 (with an RTX GPU at least); however, the 27M2V's HDR with consoles, IMO, is horrible . It looks like an HDR 400 display on a PS5 using an HDMI 2.1 cable. The colors like dull and unsaturated on the PS5 home screen in HDR. When calibrating the HDR on the PS5, the white screens get super bright, but other than that, the HDR looks worse across the board compared to SDR on the PS5. In fact, my GPU's EDID shows the brightness to be around 400 nits when using a certified 48 GPS HDMI cable, while it shows the max brightness to be around 1000 when using a display port 1.4 cable (when using and adjusting RTX HDR). I thought maybe the monitor was broken, so I tried another one with newer firmware, and it was the same. I wonder how the newer (black) 32" version compares?
Can you compare the INNOCN 27M2U monitor to the Dell Ultra UltraSharp (U3223QE or U2723QE) -- both seem like excellent 4K monitors for a M1 Mac mini or M1 MacBook Pro? -- Please comment when you get a chance - thank you!
I've been asking around and this response is late, but I buying this due to the high percent of argb and dci-p3 for such a low cost.
Any ICC profile?
Dude you haaaavvee to review the innocn 43g1v, it's a 43 inch 4k 144hz monitor at only 600 dollars
You came right out at the beginning sounding too hyped up. I thought uh-oh, but man was I wrong! You really know your stuff. I'm gonna buy it right now on Amazon. It's on sale for another couple of hours only for $489 bucks. Amazon will ship it to me in South America. It'll cost me almost 200 bucks in shipping and customs duties but even after that I'm still gonna end up paying a good price considering that after the sale ends it'll go back up to I don't know what. But as a general rule Amazon doesn't lie about stuff like that. I would not be able to get it at all where I live. I checked. I've been an Amazon buyer for 12 years and they're pretty honest.Thank you! .....P.S. After the sale this morning the price went up to USD $699.99. YAY !!!!
The price rebounded in other two occasions this month according to Keepa. If you're patient, you might get it for a very low price down the line. I'm considering buying it, the 490 price point is great for a 4K/60 monitor with great black levels, but hopefully there's something better by the end of the year.
@@Minarreal I went ahead and bought it at the $489 price. Amazon just notified me that it has already shipped. I was super content with my Asus CX5 laptop that didn't have in mind to buy anything like this until a few days ago when I walked into a store and saw a mini-led panel on a $1,300 TV. Something snapped in my mind. The picture was so good it was spooky. Ten years ago I had a Sammy hd 1080p TV and thought I had died and gone to viewing heaven. This one is way, way better. Until Amazon came down here it was so extremely complicated to get stuff from back home.
@@Minarreal You're absolutely right. It's back on sale Jan. 21 at the $489 price for another 4 hrs.
I would also like more on the HDR information. You say it's not great, but just how bad is that, most gamers are used to honestly awful monitors, would it still blow their mind?
I bought an 27M2U-D based on.your recommendation. Out of the box connected to my M3 Pro Pro. it looks like a clown show with everything like the colors were at 100%. I dried to adjust many settings and I was able to get a smaller clown show! Is monitor may work on Widows, but it doest work on Mac !! I have an LG UltraFine and the only thing it has it brightness over it. I will try too calibrated it to see if I can make it work.. If not them I will return it !! This is not a Mac monitor ! Maybe the D means Defective ..
Did it end up working out? I'm thinking of ordering this for use with my MacBook Pro.
@@kdkseven Yes, I used my Spyder X to calibrate it in SDR mode and it looks great. The black are Black and the White is really white. I bought another one for my dual monitor set up. There are still issues with this monitor on Mac. It doesn't wake from sleep on a Mac, which wasn't a deal breaker for me because I turn off all power to my system at night. It doesn't do HDR unless you turn that on in the display setting on the Mac, but then you lose brightness control. In SDR mode the monitor looks great and is color accurate to 99%. I like the mini-LED display in 4k resolution. The biggest CON I have is the Tech support is less than Useless if you have a problem. I reached out to them and they refused to help because I bought it from Amazon. If you have a problem just return it during the return window. Keep in mind that you will need to Calibrate the monitor to use it.. otherwise it looks like the Red, Green and blue are at 100%..
@@stroke1516 Thanks for all the information and tips-- it's really helpful. I'm mostly interested in good colors and blacks at a not too expensive price, and i'm not that concerned with HDR on my computer. Thanks again for helping me make this decision.
Amazing the closest thing to oled as possible
You guys think this monitor will be good for photo/video editing?
100% yes
Wow this monitor is way better than average
It looks pretty good, but I don't know this brand, is it reliable?
Yes they a lot of good products I think this brand is popular Europe region?
It is a pretty good product but I would not count for firmware updates.
exc review, is flicker free in local on and off?
According to the Notebookcheck, it flickers all the time, at high level though. When I first started to use the monitor, I got occasional headaches but now my head has gotten used to it.
@@LaaLaaLeevi Turn off the auto brightness
@@cjohnny8010 Yes, I have done so :-)
@@LaaLaaLeevi Was it the auto brightness that was causing that issue?
@@armen1136 No, my understanding is that it flickers all the time. Also the manufacturer does not say that it would be flicker free, just that it has blue-light reduction options available.
este monitor se puede usar en 1440p ?
Claro 🙂
@@LaaLaaLeevi a qué frecuencia iría ?
Just got one for $350 on Amazon sale.
That must be the 60hz one. No way the 160 hz was 350
if kept at sim price in a 32' at at least 100hz and i will have to get in for 2 i think... lol
If this monitor had 120hz it be the best one
Wouldn’t be the same price
They do have 120hz it’s just double the price
Would've been better if it was black but 32" is still too big for a monitor.
Perfect review! As for the HDR, I could care less about that. For the rare times that I do need it, I use MadVR which is far superior to any device's built-in HDR processing. If you don't use it already, @Type-C Tech Reviews, I cannot recommend it enough. It is incredible that amount of detail and tuning you can wring out of your source material to take it to the next level.
Whoa, 650 nits is really bright -- brighter than the apple studio display. Does it have any bloom? (I don't see a lot of it in the video but I'm still curious). It would be so cool if they could get the refresh rate to 90hz or higher as it would make it much more competitive with the high end oleds in terms of refresh but would beat it in terms of text clarity.
Viewed straight on there's no perceivable blooming. Looks like an OLED without the micro contrast.
@@Andrea-yf3hu awesome, my next monitor might be mini led!
There is definitely bloom in certain scenarios like a bunch of tiny and small things on screen with black background and the white youtube media player buttons against black. Most of the time it is subtle or none.
INNOCN 27MU 4k 1000nit
is＄268 in China
Not bad! 😮
Awesome monitor
i can get one of these brand new on fb marketplace for 329 bucks, yay or nay?
Is this glossy or matte?
Thank you in advance