HP Z32k G3 4K USB-C Display Monitor 50U19AA#ABA Bundle with Docztorm Dock, 32" UHD IPS (3840x2160) 60Hz Display, VESA Mount (100x100 mm), Ideal for Creators, Black/Silver (2024 Latest Model)

Great monitor, using it with a 2022 MacBook Pro, works great. If you turn on "Auto HDR" in System Preferences, then you loose the brightness/color controls on the monitor... because your Mac is managing it.Amazing connectivity, everything works great.I say the value is iffy - because basically HP/Lenovo/Dell all use the same IPS panel maker, then they build their own monitor around it. The Lenovo P32 is nearly identical specs with a lot cheaper price-tag. With that said, I don't like supporting Chinese companies vs US based companies, so I went with the HP.Looks great, performs great and HP does have a fantastic warranty and great support in my area. Enough said.

This HP monitor was clearly designed with only PC users in mind. It looked like a great option to connect to my MacBook Pro for graphics work, given all the high-performance specs and the Thunderbolt connection. However, if you need to make any adjustments to Brightness, Contrast, and general color calibration, you will not be able to on a Mac as it is not supported. I tried to do a quick brightness and contrast adjustment with the built-in control panel, inconveniently accessible only on the back of the monitor, and Brightness and Contrast were actually there, but grayed out and deactivated. I tried downloading a driver or support software on HP's website, and they do not provide any drivers or software for any Mac OS for this monitor. Period. Which makes it worthless to me, as a graphic artist. Unfortunately, it has to go back to the seller :(

Just lousy quality and poor graphics. Flat colors. I expected more from HP as I worked for them for 10 years. Not worth the price.