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LG 27MD5KL-B 27 Inch UltraFine 5K (5120 x 2880) IPS Display with macOS Compatibility, DCI-P3 99% Color Gamut and Thunderbolt 3 Port, Black

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Display Size: 27 Inches


Features

  • 27 Inch 5K (5120 x 2880) IPS Display
  • DCI-P3 99% Color Gamut / 500nits Brightness
  • Thunderbolt 3 Port with up to 94W PD
  • 3 USB Type C Ports
  • Mac OS Compatibility

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The LG UltraFine Display a perfect companion for MAC. The 27 inch Class 5K IPS Monitor with macOS Compatibility. LG UltraFine 5K Display, is over 50% bigger than a 4K display in terms of raw pixel count, with 218 PPI can express exceedingly detailed picture and sharp text. So you can experience more clarity and accuracy on a large 5K screen. Supporting P3 & 500nits of brightness, LG UltraFine 5K Display can express razor-sharp text and life-like images with wide color gamut and range of colors. 27MD5KL with Thunderbolt 3 can transmit 5k video, audio and data simultaneously as well as charging a device up to 94W with just single connection. This powerful port is fully compatible with Thunderbolt 3-enabled Mac, USB Type-C -enabled Mac or iPad Pro.


Standing screen display size: ‎27 Inches


Screen Resolution: ‎5120 x 2880


Max Screen Resolution: ‎5120 x 2880 Pixels


Brand: ‎LG


Series: ‎27MD5KL-B


Item model number: ‎27MD5KL-B


Item Weight: ‎18.7 pounds


Product Dimensions: ‎9.4 x 24.6 x 22.6 inches


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎9.4 x 24.6 x 22.6 inches


Color: ‎Black


Power Source: ‎AC


Voltage: ‎240 Volts


Manufacturer: ‎LG Electronics


Date First Available: ‎September 13, 2019


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    • Overall excellent, but with flaws
Display Size: 27 Inches
Review Image by Brett Mesmer Brett Mesmer
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The first thing I have to get out of the way is that on mine, the stem of the stand was slightly rotated away from me, to my right. Unlike most stands, there isn't actually a way to swivel the monitor arm clockwise or counterclockwise, so the base was always at a funny angle. The photos will show what I mean. It's a minor thing, but at $1,300, I think we can hope for a correct monitor stand. I found that this was not an uncommon issue either, so check for this when you get yours. Now, assuming that yours comes perfectly, the monitor is really great, albeit expensive. 1: Picture quality I'm used to using very good displays (many color-calibrated 4K IPS panels over the years), so I think my standards are reasonably calibrated to tell the difference. Next to my trusty P2715Qs, an old staple of "pro" monitors, the monitor looks very good. The colors are vibrant, the brightness is excellent, and it is, of course, super sharp. But I will say that I struggled to appreciate the difference in sharpness between my 4K 27s and this 5K 27. Side by side, if I consciously looked for it, I could see it, but in isolation, I think the resolution difference would not be noticeable; at least for me. The only big negative to the picture quality is a pretty extreme IPS glow. Mine was reasonably uniform, and judging from photos elsewhere, not defective, but you can definitely still see it if the image you're working on is dark enough; that is, it doesn't require artificially designed situations to demonstrate it. I think what makes it so visible is that it has a reddish hue to it. 2: Gloss It's a glossy screen, which helps it match your Macbook Pro or iMac/iMac Pro that you're presumably using this with. Most of the time, the glossy screen wasn't an issue, but if there was a point of light behind me, I could appreciate it and it irritated me. In highly controlled environments like private offices, this isn't a big deal, but keep it in mind if you're working in a more open space. 3: Features The features of this monitor are superb. I absolutely loved the ability to control the brightness and volume of the screen via my keyboard, and it was great having a built-in microphone and webcam. That said, while these are definitely appreciated, some are going to appreciate them more than others. Specifically, if you're pairing this with an iMac or Macbook, you already have these things in varying degrees; the people that are going to adore this are those with a Mac Mini or Mac Pro. That will expand your Mac's capability. 4: The look Initially, I thought the monitor was hideous, but the design surprisingly grew on me. It's a lot more premium looking in person, in my opinion, with more of an industrial look than a cheap plastic one. It is very, very basic, and it definitely doesn't jive well with Apple products, which makes basically no sense since this is exclusively designed to work with Apple devices, but on its own, I think it looks pretty good. I especially like the flat, basic stand (despite its flaws and limitations) which becomes usable space, unlike my subtly curved Dell stands which makes it hard to put things on. 5: The sound The speakers are OK, but this is a bigger improvement than you might think. In most office spaces, you're not going to be listening to glorious full-volume Zeppelin tracks. You might have a podcast on or music on at a low volume, or you might need the speakers for a Zoom call. These will work for those things. Pair it with a Homepod if it's a home office and you can output your music to that if you want some decent sound. 6: Thunderbolt I loved the Thunderbolt compatibility. There was no issue charging either of my Macs (MBP 16 and MBP 13 M1) and the hub worked really well. I wish it had more ports, and because 5K takes up so much of the capacity of TB3, it's not an ideal TB hub in some ways, but for my purposes it worked great. 7: Cable management This is objectively terrible; there's no loop to hide the cables behind the stand or anything like that. They drop down straight behind the monitor. I tied them up with a cable tie to reduce the clutter, but I also put it behind a HomePod to hide it. You can work around it, but why not put a little plastic clip on the back of the stand? What I do love is that the ports face directly backwards. It's a really easy monitor to plug in. My P2715Qs are an enormous pain if I have to move them around and swap cables, which I do occasionally. So all in all, I was happy with the monitor, except for the stand, and unfortunately, I'm sufficiently neurotic that it would have driven me crazy, so I returned it. Do I recommend it? If you have the money and are looking for an ideal monitor (short, perhaps, of the $5,000 XDR) for your Mac, yes. It will be better appreciated by those with Mac Minis or Mac Pros, however, as some of its functionality is replicated in a Macbook or iMac already. Just inspect the stand when you get it. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on March 12, 2021 by Brett Mesmer Brett Mesmer
    • Great Monitor
Display Size: 27 Inches
Review Image by Will Will
I use this monitor mostly with my MacBook Pro and the integration is very good. You can control settings like volume and screen brightness of the monitor through magic keyboard. I would say the speakers are better than any monitor I've used. This monitor also works ok with my Windows work PC, although it lacks some of the connectivity features. The 4k resolution is noticeably sharp, but the price tag is the only real drawback. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on February 12, 2023 by Will Will
    • Great solution for a Mac display
Display Size: 24 Inches
I've used this monitor for about 2 weeks. Very satisfied. The 24" size is perfect for my use. After decades of using two computers, a desktop iMac or Mac w/monitor along with various MacBook Pros, etc. - I wanted to consolidate down to one Mac. I purchased one of the new M2 MacBook Airs, connected the LG monitor via the supplied Thunderbolt 3 cable and voilà - instantly worked. Single cable solution. I connected several hubs to the monitor USB-C ports and all the various peripherals (external drives, printer, etc). Screen quality is indistinguishable from the 21.5" 4K "Retina" iMac I previously used. There have been comments about the LG monitors versus the Apple display options. Appearance, the stand, build quality, etc. The appearance is fine (IMHO), may be not as refined / pretty as the Apple studio display but looks great with my new midnight MacBook Air. The stand is quite heavy and and the 24" display is very stable and doesn't move or wobble. The build quality seems fine. (think LG TV) Reliability TBD. My only comment is that some people have had failed / intermittent connector problems with this or the 27" version. The back panels are slightly angled and the connectors plug in at perhaps a 10 degree angle. Reaching around back I'd see people, including myself, trying to put in the connectors off-angle. To minimize potential issues I plan on plugging cables in once to the monitor (I.E. not changing connections all the time) and connecting / removing devices from the other end of the cable connected hubs.. Last - no webcam, microphone? I don't use these often and the notebook has them when I need it. This would be a different story with a Mac Mini or Studio. So far this monitor more than meets my expectations. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on August 9, 2022 by Dick V.H.
    • Pleasantly surprised
Display Size: 24 Inches
Been a Mac guy for decades. We get spoiled with the Retina display clarity. I'd purchased (and returned) a $250 monitor to go with my 2019 iMac but that thing was horrible. Desperately needing addition desktop space, I went with this 24" LG. Picture quality blew me away. As bright as I want it to be and crystal clean text and graphics. There is very little difference between this monitor and my Mac Retina display. It's not cheap, but it's worth it to me. If you have the $$, I highly recommend this monitor. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on December 30, 2022 by ZoesDad
    • Budget friendly
Display Size: 24 Inches
Can't go wrong with this display for the money.
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on January 29, 2023 by Edgar A. Arroyo
    • Great Monitor, Flimsy Stand
Display Size: 27 Inches
Love the quality of the monitor and the usb c ports are great to have. Overall very happy with this. One complaint though is that the stand itself is extremely wobbly. I can see the monitor shake as a type. It's kind of annoying not a deal breaker but would have happily paid an extra $50 for a better quality stand. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on October 27, 2022 by Jk

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