The KTC H27P3 is all about its SDR image quality. Though well-built and attractive, the monitor has a tilt-only stand that’s too short (fortunately, it has a VESA mount that makes an upgrade possible). It also chooses to use an HDMI port that doesn’t support the monitor’s full resolution. The monitor doesn’t have much downstream USB connectivity and the on-screen menu has some quirks.Yet you might be willing to forgive these issues in light of the spectacular 5K panel. As my tests show, the panel’s SDR image is a match for much more expensive 5K monitors. Yet the KTC H27P3’s typical retail pri
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