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.

It is always a question of what is done with it, for example, the monitor can support more than 99% sRGB and is also supplied hardware calibrated. However, if it should be Adobe RGB 99%, these screens are much more expensive and cost over twice as much.

I would recommend the Asus, it covers 100% sRGB and doesn't cost much more:

ASUS ProArt PA279CV (3840 x 2160 Pixels, 27 ")

It also boasts genuine Calman certification (it's anti-reflective, of course):

International colour standard with wide colour gamut coverage of 100% sRGB and 100% Rec. 709.
Calman verification with factory pre-calibrated settings for excellent colour accuracy Delta E < 2