#Srdx plug in upgrade

On Windows 10 you can scale everything on the desktop so it's not super tiny small. I bought the 32' and not a 27' and I think that was a good move.

#Srdx plug in upgrade

Compared to my 2k (1920x1200) monitor this is quite the upgrade and you will love real 4k and all the space you have.

On the other hand for the price point, web-surfing and office type work is great. This is not that monitor, don't even attempt it, you will be disappointed. I would not use this for Photo/Video Editing. I find flesh tones are too red saturated. So that part sucks when switching between computers. The information I was able to find before I purchase 'implied' that it was a single button to switch inputs.

I cannot find any way around this in the menus. Also if an input is no longer there it will auto switch to something with an input. However the interface to switch inputs is via a crappy menu system and not a single button like others. It has 4 inputs and that super amazingly awesome! I connect three different computers to it, so having at least 3 inputs is super important. I have a GeForece GTX 1060 6GB video card, not top of the line, but no slouch either. Its not always as pronounced as that screen, but that screen has a lot of black on it. I don't know if its broken or its simply trying to self adjust and is in some weird loop, but either way its not working properly. Its most pronounced on the windows login splash screen.

Updated: Lots to like about this monitor, however after only two days it has a flicker.