My trusty 4k IIYAMA monitor basically is dead since yesterday. So I guess it is time to get a new monitor. The problem there is I cannot really find one which suits my needs entirely (well I found one which seems to be sold out or discontinued at the moment)
Here is what I need
a) It should have USB-C (not mandatory but it would be nice since my 2016 MBPro is on its way)
b) Displayport and/or Mini displayport
c) And HDMI 2.0 or higher
d) UHD/4k is a must no 5k for me i need to scale 1080p half the time, half the time I am in 4k.
Things like color accuracy are not a must, I am a programmer but I have to stare 8 hours per day on the screen so it must be ergonomic (which basically shoots out all Samsung monitors because they are not height adjustable)
Pricrange 400-800 Euros/Dollars max.
Yes I have 3 machines I connect to the monitor, so a pure USB-C solution is a no go.
Any recommendations? So far I only could find the LG27UD88-W which fits into this, but this monitor is either discontinued or on a hold at the moment, because it is not buyable within sane prices or even available all over Europe (although it has been on the market for quite a while now)
Are there any other options?
Here is what I need
a) It should have USB-C (not mandatory but it would be nice since my 2016 MBPro is on its way)
b) Displayport and/or Mini displayport
c) And HDMI 2.0 or higher
d) UHD/4k is a must no 5k for me i need to scale 1080p half the time, half the time I am in 4k.
Things like color accuracy are not a must, I am a programmer but I have to stare 8 hours per day on the screen so it must be ergonomic (which basically shoots out all Samsung monitors because they are not height adjustable)
Pricrange 400-800 Euros/Dollars max.
Yes I have 3 machines I connect to the monitor, so a pure USB-C solution is a no go.
Any recommendations? So far I only could find the LG27UD88-W which fits into this, but this monitor is either discontinued or on a hold at the moment, because it is not buyable within sane prices or even available all over Europe (although it has been on the market for quite a while now)
Are there any other options?