The orange of a night club looked a little more vibrant than expected in SDR though, as did some of the darker green nature on the mountains or green lights in a dark tunnel.

Few will want for more, but speakers would be nice, especially with the purported use of enjoying HDR content, like movies. Sounds more like a badge and a firmware tweak slapped on to a traditional SDR panel that already had decent P3-D65 coverage.Reading reviews can provide a fantastic alternative to being able to actually see and try the product for yourself. Of the 65 products, we discovered that 12 were more expensive and 46 were cheaper than HP V28 28 Inch 60Hz 4K Monitor. The OSD shows values for red, green, blue, white point and gamma for those two presets, as well as for the HD video (BT. Whether writing an article, watching a movie or making edits on photos of a keyboard, I got a comfortable, colorful view. Boasting factory color calibration and accuracy worthy of video and photo editing and the like, the U28 just manages to deliver on its color accuracy claims.

My monitor sits perpendicular from a large window, and I had no issue seeing properly with the monitor using less than half of its brightness capability. HP Enhance+, meanwhile, is supposed to sharpen the display, but I felt it looked artificial and made some text look oddly uneven. Overall, HDR content looked flat compared to how it would look on better-specced HDR screens and not noticeably different than SDR. This helps explain why shadowy areas were so clear and detailed in Black Panther, and I had no issues seeing details in highlights either.That way when you come to the point where you’re comparing product options you can filter to only show the products from brands in your list. More information on quality can be found in this old but still very helpful article from Harvard Business Review. And while image quality is strong, you’re not getting much more than you’ll find in similar sized or even larger monitors. All the monitors here feature good grayscale tracking though, with only the Lenovo showing obvious calibration potential. Legal bits PCGameBenchmark - 2023 All product names, trademarks and registered trademarks are property of their respective owners.