IIYAMA ProLite XUB2793HS-B7

Stylish edge-to-edge design makes the ProLite XUB2793HS perfect for multi-monitor set-ups.

The IPS panel technology offers accurate and consistent colour reproduction with wide viewing angles.

High contrast and brightness values mean the monitor will provide excellent performance for photographic and web design.

Equipped with speakers, headphone socket, HDMI and DisplayPort connections, a blue light reducer function to reduce eye fatigue and an ergonomic 150mm height adjustable stand

for optimal user comfort make this 27’’ monitor a great choice for both multi-monitor configuration and office applications.

IPS Technology

IPS displays are best known for wide viewing angles and natural, highly accurate colours.

They are especially suited for colour-critical applications.

ACR

Contrast Ratio is a measurement of the difference between the darkest black and the brightest white your monitor can display.

Advanced Contrast Ratio is a feature that automatically adjusts contrast and brightness of the screen

to assure perfect picture quality while watching films and playing games.

HAS (150mm) + Pivot (rotation both sides)

With a height adjustable stand you will create an ergonomic work posture and position that meets all health and safety requirements.

This will not only prevent any health issues but will also increase your productivity. The pivot function allows the screen to rotate from landscape to portrait orientation.

This functionality can be useful if the application requires more height than width.

100Hz

A 100Hz refresh rate translates into increased smoothness of the image.

This means that flickering is reduced and therefore eye fatigue is also less noticeable.

The increased frequency also means smoother transitions between contrasting colours, smoother motion scenes in both movies and gaming,

and even reduced mouse cursor flickering.

Blue light reducer

As we all know looking at a monitor screen for several hours per day, especially form a closer distance, causes eye fatigue.

This effect is much stronger with computer screens than with TV equipment.

One of the factors responsible for this phenomenon is the blue light emitted by the screen.

Therefore reducing the amount of blue light ultimately allows our eyes to feel less tired while working long hours with a computer screen.

We achieved it by adjusting the monitor’s brightness and color temperature through a new feature called “Blue light reduction” easily accessible through the monitor’s OSD menu.