SAMSUNG FT45 Series 27-Inch FHD 1080p Computer Monitor, 75Hz, IPS Panel, HDMI, USB Hub, Height Adjustable Stand, 3 Yr WRNTY (LF27T450FQNXGO)

I was looking for a second monitor and this one was perfect for me, good price and it works really good. Left side (vertical)

Great quality, I especially like the stand and the many different height and angle adjustments available. It has Bluetooth and speakers, but I haven’t used either. I’m a WFH web developer, and this really helps me “Spread Out” while working on my laptop.

I got two when they were on sale for $100 The picture is very sharp and theyre plenty bright. The thin bezels and 75hz are nice and noticeable bonuses too. Though my one complaint is about those bezels. One of the screens shipped with the box upside down, and the screen got pressed into the foam. Theres a gap between the bezel and the actual display, and some foam got suck inside. It took forever to get out and it drove me mad.

I am using these monitors for Business not Gaming so take these ratings in that context. Crisp display and easy adjustments made it a great monitor for my rather discerning bride. So much so that she now has 3 setup for here Work From Home office. She says Home Office now affords her more convenience and productivity than her Brick and Mortar office. The review categories are skewed and I must admit not applicable to a monitor (Sheerness? What does that have to do with a monitor? Perhaps hosiery but I have never heard it applied to electronic equipment. Could they possibly be asking about the shear strength of the mounting hardware?? Or really taking it to another level, how perpendicular are the sides to each other?) Shaking my head at the obtuseness. Who comes up with these rating categories?

One of the two had a dead pixel right out of the box. Its being returned. Thankfully, at least at the time I purchased it, there was a three year factory warranty on it, so that was a plus. I like everything else about it. Good motion refresh rate. Really, really like the adjustability too. At this price point, thats fairly uncommon.

Good picture quality and well built, everything it claims to be. My only peeve with it is that the power cable design is awkward and strange. The cable that connects to the screen feels poorly thought out or designed and the three pong power plug covers up an additional power outlet when plugged in.

So everything you see above shows you can rotate the monitor to switch between landscape (wide) and portrait (tall). Does not work on the 27 model. The height of the stand is too short. The corner of the monitor hits the base. Needs another 1-2 clearance. Easy setup, easy connect. Nothing terrible about a monitor in general. Just got it, more review/update later. One issue is that the monitor does not autosense which input is providing feed. So youll need to set it appropriately as required. Mine was default to DP, but was trying to use HDMI. Stumped me for a good minute as Ive not seen an non-autosensing monitor in a good long while. Finally, realized I had to set it manually and was up and running in no time. No dead pixels that we can see.

I am using this for video transfers and the size is great for it

The color rendering on this monitor is good; there is no backlight bleeding on the edges, and when I move my line of sight up, down, or sideways, there is no color loss; I did need to use the menu toggle for better brightness. The pivoting stand is not flimsy and fantastic. This monitor is a larger size for me (going from 21.5 inch to 24 inch); so far Im not regretting the extra money I spent and am impressed and happy this monitor.

I use this monitor at home so that I can plug my work laptop in. Im just a bit disappointed that it isnt a higher resolution. Its a big screen and I hoped to be able to use the bigger screen to show more programs at the same time. Being able to turn the screen vertically is really helpful when working on documents and vertical editing of pictures.