Unfortunately, we currently have no information on when the item will be available and when we will be able to deliver it. As soon as something changes in this regard, we will post it here. Sorry.

The monitor can charge devices up to 60w via USB-C

How is are you putting the monitor to sleep? I use a USB-C cable with a MacBook Pro and if I put the Mac to sleep then the monitor behaves as expected (takes a few seconds to go to sleep and then wakes up with the Mac) But if I press the button on the monitor itself, it turns off (not sleep). So my suggestion, use the USB-C cable instead of HDMI, it will also charge your Mac. And put the Mac to sleep instead of the monitor.

In my opinion, the monitor is okay for standard graphic design at an affordable price. I needed it to see the details of fonts better in DTP. If it's photo editing with Adobe RGB or you have high demands on the illumination because you have to work professionally with photos, you should perhaps dig a little deeper into your pocket and look at Eizo, for example.

Yes, this works perfectly. The UHD 630 graphics unit even supports 2 x 4K 3840 x 2160 pixels with up to 60Hz. For 60 Hz, a DisplayPort 1.2 or better output is required on the notebook. And 3840 x 2160 pixels can also be used via HDMI, but then with 30Hz.

I use the screen as an all-rounder: home office, films/Netflix and also Ps5. For me personally, it's perfectly adequate for Ps5, even though there are certainly better monitors/TVs for PS5.

Addendum: If you also connect the monitor and computer with the upstream cable (flat plug), the USB ports on the monitor also work and you can connect a camera directly there.

Unfortunately no, there is only a clip on the outside to attach the cables.

Yes, it charges the macbook Pro via the included USB-C cable while streaming video via the same cable.

Hello. Yes, there are more than enough. It simply has to be VESA 100x100. Here is a selection of products that go https://www.galaxus.ch/search?filter=nr_20160%3Dnr_20160%3A0.6858%3A0.7874%2Ct_8289%3D1696%2Ct_841%3D402%2Cnr_2940%3Dnr_2940%3A10000%3A30000&q=nonitorhalterung

No, I didn't experience that on Windows 10. I think the problem the reddit post is mentioning occurs in "Deep Sleep Mode", that's something disabled by default. In deep sleep mode, USB-C functions, including charging are not possible.

The USB-C upstream port must be connected to the PC in order to use the USB-A ports.

Both (HDMI and Thunderbolt 2) support resolutions up to 4K. However, the HDMI port on the MacBook can only display up to 30Hz at full resolution on this monitor, while Thunderbolt 2 gives you 60Hz. It's best to use a Thunderbolt 2 to DisplayPort (= mini DisplayPort to DisplayProt) cable/adapter.

Hello! It also worked for me for a while, then I got problems with the picture quality (prizm) and in the end everything was just black. I had to complain.

Nein, du brauchst so eines: Lindy CH auf C5 (2m)

Apparently it does not work with this model. But the manufacturer says it is supported with the model LG 32UL950-W. LG32UL950-W: https://www.amazon.com/-/de/gp/product/B07K8877Y5/ref=ask_ql_qh_dp_hza Answer from the manufacturer: https://www.amazon.com/ask/questions/Tx192MVIZNT8QAL/ref=ask_ql_ql_al_hza

Power is supplied via the USB C cable. The Mac Book charges when it is connected.

It's detected as 8 bit on Windows 10.

No, with the standard stand this screen is only adjustable in height. However, it is suitable for swivel arms and wall mounts and can be used with a pivot function.

The delivery date is currently unknown. Should we receive an update from the supplier, we will update the availability accordingly.

https://helpcenter.digitec.ch/hc/de

It certainly works via HDMI, but I haven't tried it directly via USB-C yet. But I can do it if it's relevant.

This should be the successor.