Fresh unit of the KTC M27P6S glossy mini-LED: big step up from a 1440p IPS, no dead pixels, roughly 1450–1500 nit HDR, adjustable halo control and a usable dual mode.
“Coming from 32-inch regular 1440p IPS to this thing feels quite impressive.”
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After two days, compared against a PG32UQX, LG CX and PG279Q, finds the glossy 4K miniLED KTC M27P6S good but quirky, and worth it at a good price.
“Good, but with some quirks, worth it if you can get it at a good price.”
Owns the KTC M27P6S and calls it the best 4K monitor you can buy, praising its glossy coating and 2,000+ dimming zones.
“It’s the best 4k monitor you can currently I buy.”
Upgraded to the glossy KTC M27P6S, but its Black Equalize setting resets to a washed-out default after every restart or wake.
“this one small thing kind of ruins the entire monitor.”
Has the same KTC M27P6S Black Equalize reset problem and finds the firmware very buggy.
“No solution. I have the same problem. The monitor firmware is very buggy.”
Has really loved their KTC M27P6S Mini-LED.
“I’ve really loved my KTC M27P6S mini led”
A day with the KTC M27P6S: much brighter HDR with less blooming than their other mini-LEDs, consistent viewing angles and a nice glossy panel.
“The glossy panel is very nice and definitely “pops” more than my matte mini led monitors.”