Insane monitor, extremely responsive, worth every dollar. It’s light and easy to set up and move (I’ve been in 4 different states with it so far). Connects to consoles and computers easily, recognizes them every time, and will turn on your console with the TV as well.

Excellent monitor. Having smart tv functions is helpful when I want to watch things without turning the computer on.

I bought this on a whim because I was in the market for a monitor with a high refresh rate and this had $180-off coupon. Due to my lack of research, much to surprise it turns out this monitor is essentially an ad-riddled “smart” TV. Once you get past all of the obnoxious setups and software updates, you get to deal with confusing settings menus with a remote. For the life of me, I could not get this monitor to look good. Set side-by-side with my beautiful Samsung Viewfinity, it looks dull and dim. I spent hours fiddling with settings on the monitor and Nvidia GeForce Now trying to get a suitable image and was never satisfied. I also had to force power off a couple of times due to the monitor getting stuck in a reboot loop when changing from SDR to HDR. Lastly, this thing gets really hot. At this price range, it seems like you have to choose between a vivid and color accurate image at 60hz or a dull and cumbersome smart TV posing as a monitor. To add insult to injury, it doesn’t have a USB-C port either. Returned.

Amazing!

Me encanta este monitor excelente calidad de imagen además que se puede usar como gamer por sus característica que hace de este monitor una excelente opción

Awesome monitor

I bought refurbished...Picture 8/10 - there's a pattern of pixels burned out in one corner - likely why it was put up for refurbishment, and I presume the pixels cannot be repaired.Gloss finish: vulnerable to glare.Features: 2/10- asked for an email address when turned on. Which in turn it wanted internet. While I can see merit in allowing a thin-client an internet connection, and that this monitor serves as a rudimentary thin-client, I did not procure it as such, and it did not make an obvious path around the 'required' email address.- slow to wake from sleep. it's a thin-client, not merely a monitor. The few seconds it takes to start causes my PC to juggle monitor configurations. Probably moot as a problem if all the monitors are the same model, that's not the case for me. That deprecates it's ability to act as speakers, as windows generally handles audio hardware adjustments ...poorly- opens a gui on wake. Why? For what purpose must it obscure the taskbar and start button on wake? You know, the things I'd go to first? It also serves to hide the mouse in those situations. Have not seen any way to disable this behavior.- wake-from-sleep behavior: 0/10 First, my other monitor comes on. About 2 seconds later, my PC decides it has only one monitor and makes it the primary/only display. Then this monitor wakes, and does its power-on stuff. after about 2 seconds my PC decides it has 2 monitors and reverts to a dual display configuration, and then the monitor hides the task bar with it's own GUI that kindly informs me of the resolution, FPS, and various gaming options, making it impossible to use the monitor to launch programs for a full 20 seconds from wake. I've seen no option to disable this bad behavior which leaves me unable to interact with the task bar or start button. in one sense, it's trivial, only an issue for a short time at power up. In a more fundamental way, it's unforgivable: it's inserting itself between the user and the thing the user is going to interact with first after performing an action (waking the computer -> starting a program), and offers no ready way to stop the bad behavior. the perfect Ui is the UI a user does not notice. A Bad UI is a UI that inserts itself between the user and the task the user wishes to perform. This monitor has the latter, and the obnoxious GUI does not go away for 20 seconds. (My other monitor is ready and clear of GUI elements after 4 seconds - still slow, but the distractions are trivial there, covering perhaps 1/40th of the pixels in the dead center of the monitor for 1 second - an example of good behavior this monitor would benefit from)---Summary:- Good picture.- Gloss finish -> glare can be a problem.- Refurbished might not be for someone wanting something super-shiny, but may serve well enough for college/undergrad. Or penny-pinchers.- Terrible wake behavior (ready to use 20 seconds after wake)Photo shows the obnoxious Ui at bottom (and glare) - the UI starts full width, entirely obscuring the start bar. Then shrinks to hide just the middle - perfect for sniping the modern windows-11 start menu.

Absolutely fantastic for gaming on Xbox series x and PC alike. The menu and ui is a little slow but the picture and everything besides that is very nice. My xbox loves the monitor and i love i can connect a keyboard and mouse and use the monitor as a mini pc as it has Internet and all the apps on it. Very nice. I got it on aale for 450 or something like that so i am very pleased. AN EIGHT K CORD IS REQUIRED FOR THIS MONITOR TO WORK AT ITS POTENTIAL EVEN A WALMART BRAND 8K

Bought this for my Xbox series X as my old monitor was starting to have issues Works perfectly at 4K 120hz With 12 bit color and VRR As the HDMI port is 2.1. HDR doesn't look the best so I leave it off. This also works with A50X Headset using the HDMI pass through perfectly. This Monitor also has SMART TV features built in Which I don't use but the monitor automatically turns on and off with my Xbox so I dont have to interact with it much And the remote has a solar panel on and USBC for charging. The speakers are also quite good. This also has display port 1.4 so I can get full 4K 144 hertz on my PC With FreeSync Premium. It a reticle built in to the monitor can change color and shape and even move it around on the screen.

المشكله الوحيده انه ما يدعم اللغة العربية

Por el momento muy bien. lo uso con una macbook y se ve excelenteme gusta la opción de apps nativas para usarlo como smart TVEl único punto malo que le veo es el tema de las bocinas: Son muy malas y no tiene salida aux de 3.5 para mandar audio directo… debe ser por bluetooth y casualmente tengo una bocina SONOS que nada más funciona con wifi entonces estoy atoradose puede mandar sonido a través de la computadora como manera de puente pero cuando la usas como smart tv no se puedetendré que valorar si conservar mi bocina sonos o si venderla para unas bocinas para pc..

works great but it will not function until a lot of work to get it registered.

After using for 1hr, an entire horizontal line of dead pixels, across entire length of display, 1/4 way down from top edge of monitor. Tried everything to verify it wasn't the monitor, but in the end it was.And Samsung what is this 'Canada Version' nonsense ? you are the only manufacturer that posts that on amazon. Are they refurbished and re-sold as 'Canada Version' without telling us?[EDIT] So after getting a new monitor from another manufacturer, I can definitely conclude the monitor was defective.I will also add that the monitor is advertised at 144Hz, this is not correct the monitor only works at 120Hz.In fact I will say that this so called monitor is more like a TV than a PC gaming monitor.The other issue with this TV is you can't turn the speakers off, so you are forced to turn down the sound to zero, but then what started happening, a popup that the speakers were off would repeatedly appear on the screen, and I mean every minute or so.I uploaded an image of the dead pixels, and the really rediculous TV control they have beneath the TV to turn it on and off. I literally had to photograph it to understand what the heck I was touching. The photo makes it look much bigger than it seems, its very tiny.