Samsung 31.5-inch UH750 UHD Monitor

The Samsung UH750 is a high-end, 4K, QLED monitor featuring a massive 31.5-inch screen with 3840x2160 resolution. QLED stands for 'quantum dot light emitting diode', which is a technology used in the backlighting of the monitor. It allows for control of brightness on a per-pixel level, and a more traditional TN panel is used over the top of that to enable a wide color gamut with low latency. The use of a TN panel also means the viewing angles are not fantastic, but if used as a desktop monitor then the screen should be centered in front of the user most of the time anyway (making viewing angles less of an issue).

The UH750 is mounted on a stand that provides tilt, swivel, and height adjustments - but which can be removed to reveal a 100x100 VESA mount, if needed. A USB 3.0 hub is built-in for easy connectivity of high-speed peripherals, but there are no built-in speakers.

Because 4K resolution is four times that of 1080P, it requires a high bandwidth video connection in order to run at its full capabilities. The only ways to do that over a single cable and reach full resolution at 60Hz refresh rate are with DisplayPort or HDMI 2.0, both of which are supported as inputs. Both cable types are included as well: a standard HDMI cable and a Mini DisplayPort to DisplayPort cable. That is handy since different video cards have different sizes of the DisplayPort output, and this monitor has both - so you can go from any DisplayPort capable video card to the monitor with that one cable, regardless of connector size.