Thanks to PowerDelivery, you can also charge devices like your notebook or smartphone with a maximum of 65 watts at the USB-C port. At the same time, the USB-C port is also used for data transfer between a device connected to it with a device on one of the other USB ports. The display of the image is possible via HDMI, DP and USB-C each in 4K resolution with a maximum of 60 hertz. Thus, the bottom of the monitor comes up with the following ports: The connectivity of the InnoCN 27C1U is quite impressive. Zoomed in a lot, the supposed pixel errors turn out to be symbols The workmanship is completely acceptable. Maybe it was intentional after all? We don’t know. Zooming in with the camera reveals a “+” and a “-” symbol. Otherwise, two minimal manufacturing flaws in the screen’s two upper corners stand out. For the most part, this fits the bill, though our test specimen creaked a bit worryingly on the left edge under light pressure. Most of the construction is made of plastic. The build quality is okay, considering the low price. This gives us a total depth of 194 mm, which means that the monitor can also fit on narrower shelves and is also well balanced. I also find the square base on which the InnoCN 27C1U rests pleasant. The power button (on the far right) also glows blue when turned on, and white when the image is displayed. On the right edge, on the other hand, are the five buttons that control the monitor. On the underside, we find the various ports in a central position. The stand has a large hole in the lower third, through which cables can be routed to save space. Welchen Sinn die Zahlen an der Front haben, ist jedoch unklar. Simply connect the base and stand using the thumbscrew and insert the duo into the designated hole on the back of the monitor. That’s because the stand can be mounted without tools. The assembly of the InnoCN 27C1U is child’s play. A bit of a shame: the cables are kept quite short at around one and 1.5 meters in length, respectively. A DisplayPort and USB Type-C cable for image playback, as well as a USB-A to USB-B upstream cable.Ī manual, as well as a calibration data sheet round out the scope of delivery. Nevertheless, the scope of delivery turns out to be lush, not only in this price range.īesides the monitor itself, we find the two-piece stand, the comparatively huge power adapter including power cable, and three cables in the neatly divided box. This is already obvious at the sight of the plain, white box.
With the InnoCN 27C1U, you focus on the essentials. InnoCN 27C1U review: the scope of delivery And indeed, the monitor delivers a convincing performance in the InnoCN 27C1U review. A color deviation of Delta E<2, DisplayHDR 400 and USB-C operation sound promising.
The manufacturer InnoCN wants to prove that a convincing monitor with 4K resolution and excellent color reproduction does not necessarily have to tear a huge hole in your wallet with its display, which is simply called “27-inch monitor for art” on the packaging.
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