In our tests, we achieved peak brightness levels of up to 431 cd/m², which is high enough for a solid HDR experience.
The display is certified for VESA DisplayHDR 400, which means it must be able to deliver at least 400 cd/m² of brightness. Like its predecessor, the LG 27UL850 delivers a 4K image with HDR compatibility. As a result, they require a separate power adapter when running heavy workloads on them. Only workstations that require a higher wattage to power strong hardware require a stronger charger of 100 watts or more. The USB-C connection provides a total of 60 watts, which is enough to charge most laptops. Too little to charge a laptop when you use it intensively. LG 27UK670, which we tested at the end of last year. Manufacturer is recovering from the limited charging capacity (40 watts) of the The other way around is not always the case.Ģ7UL850 provides a total of 60 watts of charging capacity via USB-C, which isĮnough to charge most laptops as you use them. Laptops with a USB-C Thunderbolt 3 connector are always USB-C USB 3.1 compatible. In short, the monitor supports DisplayPort over USB-C, which means that any computer, smartphone or tablet that has USB-C can use the monitor. The USB-C connector follows the USB-C USB 3.1 standard and does not have Thunderbolt 3. Maybe that’s why LG puts this model on the market with a price of 100 euros less than its predecessor. Today, we see more and more models with USB-C connectivity, which makes the LG 27UL850 less special. When we tested its predecessor a year and a half ago, USB-C was still a rare asset. The monitor is VESA compatible, so you can mount a fixed monitor arm. LG delivers the 27-inch monitor with a sleek aluminium base that is adjustable in height, can pivot and swivel. Did LG just put a new label on an existing model? Also, in terms of connectivity and functionality, there is hardly any difference. When you put both models next to each other, you don’t see any difference. As the type number of the LG 27UL850 (499 euro incl. The LG 27UL850 is supposed to be a refreshment of the previous model, but largely retains the same functionality.Ī year and a half ago we tested the LG 27UK850 extensively in our editorial board. The competition is increasing, which means that monitor manufacturers have to perform better and better. If you’re looking for a 4K monitor via USB-C, you’re spoilt for choice.