Samsung C27H711QEI 27 "

Samsung "oppresses" the screens many times more actively than other monitor manufacturers do. In the range of its products, there are a lot of options for curved panels for every taste and different thickness of the wallet. The increased interest of the public is caused by the Samsung C27H711QEI, which is unlike the others, the backlight of which is based on quantum dots (QLED).

sophisticated image

Acquaintance with the monitor begins with the appearance and you can’t call it plain. Snow-white plastic prevails in the body materials of the model, the power cable and the HDMI cable are similar in colour. The wires, by the way, are hidden in secret passages right at the factory, separately you only need to run a cable to connect the monitor via Display Port. The model was completely deprived of other interfaces.

Saturated colour reproduction

Quantum dots evenly illuminate the monitor's SVA panel (2560x1440 pixels), while simultaneously providing a wide coverage of the sRGB colour space (about 125%). However, the colours on the screen of the Samsung C27H711QEI sometimes seem a little oversaturated, which can slightly interfere with the retouching of photographs. In everyday tasks, including gaming and watching movies, the picture on the screen looks the best. Moreover, AMD Free Sync (48-75 Hz) adaptive frame rate synchronization technology comes to the rescue in smoothing it out.

justification

On the part of the owners of the model, there are often complaints about the limited adjustments to the position of the screen, which can only slightly tilt forward (by 2 °) and lean back (by about 15 °). In all other respects, the cost of the monitor justifies itself in full, especially against the backdrop of a significantly predominant number of pluses.