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iiyama G-Master G4380UHSU-B1 Red Eagle 43 Inch Gaming Monitor, Black, VA panel, 144hz, 4K, 0.4ms, FreeSync, HDMI, DisplayPort, USB Hub, Int PSU, Speakers, VESA 43’’ 4K gaming monitor guaranteeing superb image quality 43’’ 4K gaming monitor guaranteeing superb image quality. Packed into a superb VA matrix, the 8.3 million pixels (3840 x 2160) make the G-Master G4380UHSU an ideal screen for PC gamers looking to upgrade to 4K. Featuring 0.4ms MPRT response time and supporting 144Hz over DisplayPort, the monitor allows you to make split second decisions and forget about ghosting effects or smearing issues. Black Tuner function delivers greater viewing performance in shadowed areas and with FreeSync Premium on board, you can be sure your favourite games will from now on look incredibly crisp and realistic. 4K UHD resolution (3840x2160), better known as 4K, offers a gigantic viewable area with 4 times more information and work space than a Full HD screen. Due to the high DPI (dots per inch), it displays an incredibly sharp and crisp image. FREESYNC™ PREMIUM TECHNOLOGY This monitor guarantees low input latency and low framerate compensation putting an end to any tearing or stuttering issues at virtually any framerate VA PANEL TECHNOLOGY Guaranteeing excellent contrast ratio making all the nuances between the light and dark colours clearly visible. BLACK TUNER The users can adjust the brightness and the dark shades with the Black Tuner, giving greater viewing performance in shadowed areas and helping to spot the enemy earlier. DISPLAY CHARACTERISTICS Diagonal 42.5", 108cm Panel VA matrix, matte finish Native resolution 3840 x 2160 @144Hz (8.2 megapixel 4K UHD, DisplayPort) Aspect ratio 16:9 Panel brightness 550 cd/m² Static contrast 4000:1 Advanced contrast 80M:1 Response time (MPRT) 0.4ms Viewing zone horizontal/vertical: 178°/178°, right/left: 89°/89°, up/down: 89°/89° Colour support 1.07B 10bit (8bit + Hi-FRC) Horizontal Sync 30 - 135kHz Viewable area W x H 941.18 x 529.42mm, 37.1 x 20.8" Pixel pitch 0.245mm Colour matte, black INTERFACES / CONNECTORS / CONTROLS Signal input HDMI x2 (v.2.0, max. 3840 x 2160 @60Hz - PS5/Xbox X|S) DisplayPort x2 (v.1.4, max. 3840 x 2160 @144Hz) USB HUBx4 (v.3.0 (DC5V, 900mA) x1, v.3.0 (DC5V, 1.5A) x1, v.2.0 (DC5V, 500mA) x2) HDCP yes Headphone connector yes FEATURES Blue light reducer yes Flicker free yes FreeSync support DP: 3840 x 2160 @48-120Hz Extra headphone hook HDR 400 OSD languages EN, DE, FR, ES, IT, PT, RU, JP, CZ, NL, PL Control buttons Input Select, +/ Volume, -/ i-Style Colour, Menu, Power User controls picture adjust (contrast, brightness, OD, ACR, ECO, blue light reducer, black tuner, MBR, gamma), input select, audio settings (volume, mute), store user settings, colour settings (colour temperature, 6-axis, user preset), image settings (i-Style colour, X-Res technology, sharp and soft, HDMI range, direct drive mode), image adjust, language, setup menu (OSD H. position, OSD V. position, OSD time, opening logo, HDR, FreeSync Premium, LED, DDC/CI, USB standby mode), information, reset Speakers 2 x 7W Convenience Kensington-lock™ prepared, DDC/CI, DDC2B, Mac OSX MECHANICAL Display position adjustments tilt Tilt angle 10° up; 2° down VESA mounting 200 x 100mm ACCESSORIES INCLUDED Cables power, USB, HDMI, DP Other quick start guide, safety guide Remote control yes (batteries included) POWER MANAGEMENT Power supply unit internal Power supply AC 100 - 240V, 50/60Hz Power usage 85W typical SUSTAINABILITY Regulations CE, TÜV-Bauart, EAC, PSE, RoHS support, ErP, WEEE, VCCI, REACH, UKCA Energy efficiency class (Regulation (EU) 2017/1369) F REACH SVHC above 0.1%: Lead DIMENSIONS / WEIGHT Product dimensions W x H x D 977.5 x 621.5 x 251mm Weight (without box) 14.9kg Weight (without stand) 13.1kg EAN code 4948570118526
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