Very happy with this upgrade to 1440p. This monitor is bright and crisp with a nice adjustable stand.

Agree with Gerdus review.

I am happy to recommend this product, and congratulate Wootware on there supper fast delivery turnaround.

pros
- very easy setup; metal connectors; no tools required; solid well finished construction.
- cables and power supply feel solid and well made
- design is nice and understated looks 'normal/professional' not 'gamer'
- easy to adjust height, tilt, etc; can also do a portrait orientation
- 1440p is great for programming/emails
- colour seems accurate and display very bright

cons
- on screen menu is bit hard to navigate due to buttons being unintuitive
(to go into a menu shown at RIGHT you press the menu button which is to the LEFT of the up/down buttons you used to select an option)
- menu has many feature with only abbreviations(MPRT,DCR,Localdimming,CR Enhancement) and no explanation in the manual
- manual does not explain the picture modes

things to keep in mind
- monitor plus stand takes up 22 cm in depth (front of screen to back of stand) so make sure your desk has enough space.
- enabling a picture mode can disable certain settings
- enabling HDR mode in windows will disable certain settings (because the monitor is now in HDR mode)
- local dimming enabled (the feature miniLED is good at) is weird when normally using windows since it will alter the brightness depending on what is on screen.
Example switching tabs in your browser can result in wild swings in brightness. Great for movies though.

I bought the monitor on pre-order. When I opened it up I saw that it can swivel in X and Y axis. It also has loads of height adjustment.
I haven't pushed it too hard but gaming with HDR on looks incredible! I went from 1080 and this is a big upgrade. For the price this monitor is well worth it!

I took a bit of a gamble on this compared to cheaper offerings as I wanted an IPS and the Mini-LED aspect combined with the specs intrigued me.

Firstly the monitor stand itself is fantastic, it's fully adjustable which is very uncommon in this price range so I'm very happy with that. It feels solid and was easy to install too so no complaints at all.

The monitor itself looks great and all 3 main colour modes (sRGB, AdobeRGB and DCI-P3) look great and are a massive improvement over default so I definitely recommend enabling sRGB atleast just to get better colour reproduction. I was also very pleased with the refresh rate and my PC automatically registered it as 180hz without needing to enable any Overdrive or Overclock modes on the monitor itself which was nice although I did have to enable Variable Refresh Rate but that was easy. The HDR is also quite impressive as based on the price I wasn't expecting much but it actually looks really solid after doing some calibrating in Windows, it doesn't match higher end monitors but considering the relative price differences I'm very pleased with how it performs. Honestly in terms of the panel itself I'm really happy with it and how it looks across all my games so far, I don't play any super fast paced shooters but with 180hz I expect it to perform well there too.

My only criticism of the Monitor is in terms of the OSD, the buttons are quite uncomfortable to reach and many similarly priced monitors feature a joystick which is easier to use when navigating the menu. Considering the rest of the package though this is super minor and once I set it up the first time I pretty much just left it alone except for occasionally trying out different colour modes when editing videos.