UPDATE: Been using this for a while now and I do really like the quality, size and performance of this monitor. I still dont like the delay when switching video modes, but other than that, it is great and the perfect size for me. I also really like the built in USB hub with a variety of port locations. I was able to clean p some wires and remove another hub I was using. Its a nice add on feature. And the Headphone out jack to my mini amp has worked flawlessly without any pops or static. So the audio signal and connection are good.Original Review:You get quite a few cables and accessories with this monitor. The metal base is very high quality and the overall quality of the monitor is very good. When using the OSD, you can press the middle button for the main menu or button 1 or 2 for quick access to certain features. Remote control is solid and feels good. Keep pressing left on the remote in oder to exit the menus. You will need to turn off the Auto input detection if you have more than one input as it will switch to another port if you reboot or sometime even changing resolution modes as it sees the PC port disconnected for a second. It is very slow when switching modes. I ran some video benchmarks that switch between 1080 and 4k and the delay seemed like a couple seconds. This would explain why you dont see your BIOS display screen right away as the computer switches video modes. You can wok around it by pressing del key when you hear the beep, but you may not be able to see the screen for a couple seconds on boot. The 5 watt speakers are noticeable worthless. At 100% windows volume and 100% monitor volume, you can barely hear anything. Its fine if you have a soundbar or in my case I do have a mini stereo hooked up. But I dont always like to turn that on especially for my zoom meetings. It would be great if they offered bluetooth so you could connect to a BT headset or speakers. I was vey excited to get this as I have been looking for a 38" since my original 39" 4k@30 tv/monitor I got in 2015. I have recently been using a 32" 4k@60 tv/monitor Q50r so the display port and refresh rate on this were an exciting upgrade for me. This monitor also has a nice USB hub built in so you wire a camera on top with plenty of other ports. The PIP was another exciting feature but it keeps disappearing complaining about HDR even though HDR is not turned on anywhere. There are a couple potential deal breakers for me which include: Inadequate sound, no bluetooth, looong delays when switching video modes, almost not being able to boot into CMOS. Theres not even an optical output. At this price point, I would have expected adequate speakers at least. On the plus side, this is the perfect size IMO, the colors look great, the refresh is great and smooth. Everything in Windows seems snappier than my 60HZ.Fixes so far:- Inadequate sound - ( I have hooked to my external stereo which sounds great though the monitor headphone jack. If I need 5.1 or 7.1 I will use an audio extractor)-no bluetooth ( I will use my computers bluetooth fo now, however that only works for that input and not my other inputs)-looong delays when switching video modes - (no solution yet)-almost not being able to boot into CMOS. (Hit DEL when I hear the beep and wait for display to catch up)