Let me start by saying this KTC monitor is a STEAL at $250. The 4K UHD resolution (3840x2160) is crisp, and HDR makes my gaming marathons look jaw-dropping. That Netflix certification? Chef's kiss – no more squinting at my laptop during weekend binge sessions.

The Google TV integration feels like having a Chromecast baked right in. I yelled 'Hey Google, play Stranger Things' while washing dishes, and boom – instant entertainment. Though fair warning: the OS isn't the latest Android version, so future updates might be iffy.

Where this monitor really shines? Versatility. That Type-C port with 65W PD charges my MacBook while displaying content – one cable to rule them all! Though connecting my Logitech peripherals was a headache (stick to Bluetooth).

Now the not-so-great: The out-of-box colors looked like a Instagram filter gone wrong. After tweaking settings (which requires menu diving), it improved but still doesn't match my Sony TV's vibrancy. And those tiny CR302 batteries in the remote? Annoying when they die during movie night.

The built-in speakers get the job done for Zoom calls, but I immediately paired it with my soundbar for proper movie immersion. Also noticed a slight delay when powering on – not instant like premium displays.

Final verdict? For the price, this hybrid monitor/TV punches way above its weight class. Perfect for dorm rooms or home offices where space is tight. Just budget extra for better speakers and maybe a universal remote!