UHD490 49-Inch UHD 4K Monitor

More than I expected. Color and settings were perfect out of the box. No dead pixels. Had the right power cable which can be rare with Korean 4k monitors. Seller shipped insanely fast from Korea all the way to NY. Over the moon pleased with the product. Would buy again

The monitor was more-or-less as I expected. 4k @60Hz works out-of-the-box via the 2x HDMI2 and DP inputs. The panel auto sleeps when the signal is removed, which I find highly convenient. Less convenient is that it will not switch inputs automatically if you have more than one device connected.The LG IPS panel has excellent sharpness, viewing angles, white uniformity, and colour. Blacks are not as deep as OLED, but it costs 1/3rd the price, so whatever. My panel has two stuck green pixels that I could not correct with software break-in. I was expecting this as it was not sold as pixel perfect. The stuck pixels are only disturbing when working close to the panel with a black background.The build quality of the monitor itself is not as good as the LG panel it includes. Both panels I bought had some of the screws connecting the rear frame pop out, because the machining of the holes was not precise enough. The stand is completely non-adjustable, but you can VESA mount it. The speakers are absolutely terrible, but again, that was expected.Be warned that if your panel arrives damaged (UPS broke the first I ordered), the returns process is very slow (over a month). However, this is a legitimate Korean company and they will sort it out eventually.

Not the fault of Seller, but they had to send another one after a month long investigation of where the first one went. It shipped in one day to US UPS and they lost it somehow!! Finally Korea sent another one and it got to me. The wait wasn't really worth it.I give the monitor 3 stars. I had to buy a $2000 computer with the good video card to run it. It is not as bright and clear as my Samsungs. My Samsung 65" 4K tv has better picture quality and color. My Samsung 25" monitor also has better picture quality and is only 1080P. The light fades to grey at the sides of the Wasabi starting from 3" in. On its best setting for text, it's not nearly as sharp as the Samsung even though the Wasabi has denser pixels. If I had to do it over again, I would save up for a Samsung instead. Big is one thing, picture quality is another.

All the controls are in Korean. Other than that, I love the device. (3 months, no issues.)

This monitor is awesome 49" 4K monitor at 60hrz