27" NEC MultiSync EA271Q

Quad HD resolution, often referred to as QHD, is a type of resolution that offers four times the pixels of standard HD resolution. With 2560×1440 pixels, QHD is ideal for graphics work and for demanding users who require detailed and clear images.

DisplayPort is a modern digital standard for connecting monitors that supports high resolution, high refresh rates and image synchronization. DisplayPort is often used in professional and gaming monitors due to its high data transfer capacity.

DVI (Digital Visual Interface) is a type of digital connection that was widely used before the advent of HDMI. DVI supports high resolution and is still often used in some monitors and graphics cards.

The pivot (also known as rotation or swivel) feature of monitors allows users to rotate the monitor to a portrait orientation. This feature is very useful for various types of activities such as programming, reading longer documents or working with data and codes. The Pivot feature improves workplace ergonomics by allowing users to position the monitor in the optimal position for their specific work needs, which can reduce eye strain and improve posture. In addition, the adaptability of a monitor with a pivot function can increase productivity by allowing more efficient display and manipulation of information depending on the task being performed.

The blue light filter on monitors reduces the amount of blue light emitted by the display. Blue light, especially when used in the evening or at night, can disrupt the natural sleep cycle and lead to eyestrain. This feature is particularly useful for users who spend long hours in front of a screen and helps maintain eye health and overall well-being.

Flicker-free technology in monitors eliminates image flicker, which can cause eye fatigue and other long-term health problems. Monitors with this technology regulate brightness with a smooth electric current, resulting in a more stable and comfortable display, especially when working or gaming for long hours.

The presence sensor on monitors detects whether the user is present in front of the screen. When the sensor detects that he or she has left, the monitor automatically goes into power saving mode, which helps save energy and extends the life of the monitor by limiting the amount of time the screen is unnecessarily active. When the sensor detects the user's presence again, the monitor automatically "wakes up" and is immediately ready for use.