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LG 27" 27UP85NP-W 4K FreeSync IPS Gaming Monitor

27" LG 27UP85NP-W Monitor, IPS, 4K UHD (3840x2160), 60Hz, 5ms, AMD FreeSync, DisplayHDR400, 1200:1, HDMI/DP/USB-C
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27" LG Ultra HD 4K IPS Monitor with FreeSync

Details Mastered Enjoy flawless visuals and the true vibrancy of colour with this LG UHD 4K HDR Monitor. With AMD FreeSync™ technology, the gamers can experience seamless, fluid movement in hi-resolution and fast-paced games. It virtually reduces screen tearing and stuttering. Content creators working on HDR content will appreciate its capability to reproduce brightness and contrast for previews and editing. You can customize the workspace by splitting the display or adjusting basic monitor options with just a few mouse clicks.

27”Screen Size

3840 x 2160UHD 4K Resolution

IPSPanel Type

Product Information Sheet

Enjoy 4K and HDR Content

Vividly and Realistically HDR content from multiple streaming services explores. And you can enjoy vivid brightness, and wide colour range when playing on LG UHD 4K monitor with VESA DisplayHDR™ 400 technology in support of DCI-P3 colour space.

Clean and Bright Visuals

with superb contrast ratio The monitor supports VESA DisplayHDR™ 400 with wide-range brightness and contrast, enabling dramatic visual immersion in the latest HDR games, movies and images.

Image qualityPCI-P3 95% (Typ.)

DisplayHDR™ 400VESA Certified

16:9Aspect ratio

True Colours and a Wide View

Bring your creativity to lifeThis monitor, with 95% coverage of the DCI-P3 spectrum, is a great solution for content creators, graphic designers or anyone looking for highly accurate colour.

Hardware Calibration Ready

LG Calobration studioOptimize colour performance by using Hardware Calibration through the LG Calibration Studio, making the most of LG IPS 4K display's wide colour spectrum and consistency.

Ergonomic Design

Easy and comfy The ergonomic stand makes it easy to flexibly adjust the height, tilt, and pivot of the screen in the optimal position for you.

Pivot-

Tilt-

Height Adjustable

Multi Devices, One Monitor

Easy control and connectivity USB Type-C™ ports allow 4K display, data transfer and connected device charging (up to 90W), enabling support for your laptop all at the same time over a single cable. Reduce cord clutter and increase efficiency through one USB Type-C™ cable without the need of dedicated cables or chargers for your laptop or other devices.

Immersive Gaming Experience

Enhance games up to 4K and HDR The LG 27UP85NP boosts the new era of 4K HDR console gaming experience, not only by bringing thrills with decent image, and sound, but also by helping you win battles with AMD FreeSync™, Game Mode, Dynamic Action Sync and Black Stabilizer.

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