EUR399,59
LG 27UP85NP-W
3840 x 2160 Pixels, 27"
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According to the manufacturer, FreeSync is available:
https://www.lg.com/de/monitore/uhd-4k-5k/27up650p-w-aeu/?srsltid=AfmBOootUZQrhTE3i6c4BkKrqvcy_uWUNMePcRBjLVuuovyvPC7zMngU
Is Variable Refresh Rate also activated in the control centre of your GPU?
Galaxus
7 months ago
The scope of delivery of the monitor does not include a USB-C to USB-C cable. Instead, a signal cable, a power cable, a user manual and a manual are included.
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The MacBook Pro 2019 is capable of running a 4K monitor thanks to the TB3 ports. The 27UP85NP-W is a well-suited monitor, can be connected with a single USB-C cable and can then be used to charge the MacBook and as a USB-A hub at the same time. However, this monitor (like most good quality 4K monitors) is not necessarily suitable for a small budget.
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Yes, the monitor offers USB-C with display port and 96 watts of charging power.
The monitors are very similar; however, it seems the LG one also has a slightly brighter picture:
https://www.digitec.ch/de/comparison/24937870-19695907
I would personally opt for the LG monitor.
The difference here lies in the different availabilities. These push up the price of the other model. However, we found a difference on the data sheets from the manufacturer. This model here is height-adjustable.
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