If you share screens you’re constantly downsizing the resolution since almost no-one else has 4K yet.

Picture quality is fine for development work, but not great.

It doesn’t really sleep since it’s not a monitor.

It goes black a few times a day for a few seconds.

To share for pairing you generally need to drop the resolution down from 4K.

30 Hz is pretty noticeable at first and for gaming/fast updating.

I can remote pair and still have 60-75% of my screen available.

After a year it hasn’t had any glitches.

It’s cheap enough that you won’t feel bad when you replace it a year or two down the road.

If you’re not gaming the 30Hz refresh rate has much less downside.

4 HD screens of stuff, regular have 4 1080P screens up on a single monitor.

At $400 dollars it was a great way to jump into 4K and wait until the really good 4K monitors show up down the line.

I regularly have 4 files up in vim displaying over 120 lines each. A 4K display is an almost infinite amount of screen real estate.

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