HP V28 4K Monitor - Computer Monitor with 28-inch Diagonal Display, 3840 x 2160 at 60 Hz, and 1ms Response Time - AMD Freesync Technology - Dual HDMI and DisplayPort - Low Blue Light - 8WH57AA#ABA

This has been a great monitor connected to my 2015 Macbook Pro (not sure what another reviewer was talking about, this works fine with my Macbook). I also used this for an Xbox One, the 4k picture was excellent, the only downside was that the monitor has no speakers so you either have to use a headset connected to your controller or digital to analog audio converter that you can plug headphones into. At the current price this is a great value (40% off of what I paid in 2020), 28" is nice too for a little more screen real estate than the standard 27" screens.

This was my second attempt at getting a large monitor for my workstation at home and I’m very satisfied with my purchase thus far (1 month in). The resolution is perfect for work - I work in spreadsheets, slides, and emails all day and I can do it all easily on this monitor, fitting multiple windows comfortably on the screen. Colors look great to me. No speakers but for the price, seems appropriate. I also really like how flat and sleek the base is; it doesn’t take up too much space on my desk, though the monitor still sits a few inches from the wall because of the base, like how most work. It’s nothing too fancy but really looks better than some pricier ones I considered, both in terms of graphics and overall physical look. Definitely recommend this one! Good size for working from home. I imagine it would be sufficient for light gaming too and plan to hook up some of my systems in the future.

Very good value for the screen size and picture quality. Been using this monitor for about two months. It's working great.

I purchased this monitor as an eternal display for my iMac. It said it would work to 4k, but it simply has no Mac drivers. I like the monitor, it works on Windows, but do not get this if you want an external display for a Mac or iMac. I run it at 1080p for the best image quality, but honestly I could have purchased an old 99.00 dollar monitor for the same thing.

Context: I got this on sale for $210 total. It is VERY good for this price.I'm using it as a primary monitor for gaming and I also switch inputs to my work laptop.Everything has been great! Its not very sleek but very functional.2 HDMI 2.0 connections are key when you have multiple consoles, for example.However, I wish there was a bit less color-shift. The angle of viewing is pretty small. You have to be looking directly at it to get accurate brightness and color.I've attached a bunch of pics of the menu options if you are curious. There are a bunch of customizations which is very helpful.

I have read the other reviews. Some are saying it is *not* a 4K monitor, some are claiming that it *is* a 4K monitor. I am going to throw my hat solidly in the *NOT 4K* ring. Using a 2 year old HP Elitebook 850 G6 with provided HP G4 Hub, connected with provided USB-C cable and power supply... then connecting to this monitor with provided DisplayPort or HDMI cable and power cord-- I was *NOT* able to achieve full 3840x2160 resolution. Best I could do was 2550x1600. Using the same setup, but replacing with a Samsung LU28E590DS/ZA 28" 4K monitor, I *AM* able to achieve the full 3840x2160 resolution. I don't believe my hardware is the issue. I believe the monitor simply is not what it claims to be.

Most reviewers below said they can't get 4k resolution. The main issue is your PC/Mac can handle 4k resolution and the adapter/HDMI cable is 4k capable.I had the issue with the HDMI adapter and I wasn't getting 4k resolution. Once I switched to a different one, I got a fantastic 4k resolution.

I bought 2 of these and have them both connected to a HP Z-Book laptop through a HP USB-C/A docking station. Easily driving both at full 4K resolution (3840 x 2160) with crisp clear results. Setup was straight forward and simple. Very Satisfied with this product.