Clarity 27” UHD 4Kモニター

Couldn’t really justify the expense of an apple studio display 5k go with a new M4 Mac Mini so after lots of research opted for a Clarity 27”. Aesthetically it pairs brilliantly and the package looks even better than my old iMac. Height adjustment/Swivel/Tilt really smooth and has the feel of quality engineering. The display is pretty good and unless you need a 5k I’d defy anyone to find a 4k that beats the Clarity. Slight negatives, audio output isn’t great but I’ve paired it with a UE Megaboom so that’s now not an issue. Obviously no camera but i knew that before making a purchase. I’d narrowed down my choices between a Dell, a BenQ and the Alogic and I’ve got to say I’m more than happy with my choice.
Customer service also seems really good which is always an added bonus. If in doubt take the plunge you won’t be disappointed.

This is my first 4K monitor, and it looks amazing. It feels very sturdy and well-built. However, the most important part was the attention to detail and the customer support Alogic offers. The monitor came with all basic attachments and cables that one can use to get started right away. There are also multiple plugs (in my case, Italian and Universal) for the power brick. 100% recommend

OS10では正常な表示はできません。問合せをしてもサポートはまったく機能しません。またボタンも非常に使いづらく買わなければ良かったです。

For Mac users I would recommend going elsewhere for a monitor. The monitor produces good picture quality.
However, the monitor is very finicky, cuts out, and goes into sleep mode randomly. This is after sleep modes and energy saver settings have been adjusted on the Mac as recommended.

Panel's great, fantastic picture, design and general build quality is superb.

Main problem points are issues with the screen going into and getting out of power-saving mode, and the amount of play in the swivel hinge. The OSD menu for adjusting options isn't the best, it appears in a low resolution, some of the options are poorly laid out, and some of the options just aren't well-explained. However, once you've got the monitor set up how you like it, you shouldn't need to interact with it too much.

The glossy screen can cause issues if you're in direct sunlight or right next to a window, but it gets bright enough to comfortably work in the day.

Almost all of the time you won't notice the problems, once you're connected and working, there aren't any issues. It's a great picture, and the monitor itself looks fantastic, it's superbly designed.