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

Getting the monitor to turn on was a nightmare! I asked for help and got suggestions. There is only one button on the monitor so it should have been easy. The power cord is set up in an awkward spot and it needs to be finessed into place or youll go through my nightmare! Once I finally got it working it has a good picture and works well. Ill hold off on recommending until Ive had for a couple of months.

The monitor I ordered from Dell had yellowish screen when I looked from the side, and texts were blurry so I really couldnt work with it. Too much for my eyes. I got this Samsung screen, its much much better. I feel they could have designed it better, for example, to make rotating easier, longer power cord, but for my small workstation, this is good enough. I would recommend

El monitor se pone como de color amarillo cuando el computador no se esta usando y es necesario apagar y prender el monitor de nuevo para que vuelva al color normal.

I ordered this monitor for regular business use on Prime Day because it seemed like a good deal for a quality brand. I was looking for a monitor that had adjustable height (so I could use it as a second screen behind my work laptop) and also had two HDMI ports so I could also connect my home PC. Out of the box the screen looks very sleek, the picture is crisp, and the EyeSaver feature lowers the brightness and eliminates blue light to save your eyes after hours of staring at it. My ONLY complaint is that there is a cluster of 3 dead pixels on the side of the screen that make it seem like a fly is sitting on it. Its just enough to be annoying but not enough to justify the environmental cost of returning it. I am trying seizure-inducing Youtube videos to fix this but so far nothing has worked. Other than that it has a lot of nice features and seems like a quality monitor for the price.

Love love love love! Not much more to say. Saw a lot of reviews saying the joystick on the back was complicated to use. This is not the case at all! I rather enjoy the design and for me it only took about 10 seconds to get use to it. Great picture and color quality. Not much more you can ask for.

The only issue seems the power cord. it does not stay on tight. I have to bend the two pin a bit have it stay. resolution and look are all good. Best thing is the adjustable height which we were looking for.

Negatives... - Needs to be brighter; the highest setting may not be able to overcome bright lights (office or sun) - The Right Angle power plug is a failure; it leads to the outside of the monitor instead of toward its own cable management bracket, so the cable needs to be flexed back 180 degrees. And a straight plug will not fit due to the heavy duty 3-prong plug required. Positives... - Adjustability--pan, tilt, height, rotate - Flat base provides usable space for small items; not overly large or small - Dual-HDMI inputs - Matte screen finish to negate glare I needed a 22 monitor with height adjustment and dual-HDMI inputs, as well as a Samsung to appease my OCD by pairing up well with my other Samsung monitor, and this was one of the few options (even aside from being a Samsung) that fit the bill. It cost about 40% more than similar commercial monitors, but it does come with the 3 year warranty. If it were not for the limited brightness and the funky power cable issue, this would definitely be a 5 star product. - Dual-HDMI inputs

The instructions and illustrations accompanying the unit are printed in TINY type in not-quite-black ink, so for me, required tools were a magnifying glass and and a scanner that would enlarge them. Given those problems, ones instinct is to just start assembly, starting with the base. One should NOT pull the cotter pin while leaning over the product; the spring-loaded base tube / monitor COULD hit one in the face! Initially I received an on-screen message indicating no signal. Its not all that clear that the Jog Button controls not only the registration left/right/up /down but ALSO the input choice--HDMI 1 / HDMI 2, etc.

It might not be a $500 gaming monitor but it looks really good all the same. Height and tilt are adjustable which I like, and the image is very clear. Games look noticeably better than on my older monitor. The only thing Id say is a downside to this specific monitor, is that the power button / menu is in a weird spot and can be hard to find, but Im used to it now.

I have it 4 out of 5 because the USB ports on the back apparently don’t work