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Astalavr 4K — Key Features
- Display: 4K UHD resolution (3840×2160) for sharp, detailed images.
- Panel type: IPS (wide viewing angles) or VA (higher contrast) depending on SKU — typically offers good color consistency.
- Refresh rate: Commonly 60Hz for general use; some variants may offer 120Hz for smoother motion.
- HDR support: HDR10 compatible for improved brightness and color range (performance varies by peak luminance).
- Color gamut: Covers sRGB fully; higher-end models may approach DCI-P3 for richer colors.
- Connectivity: HDMI 2.0/2.1 and DisplayPort inputs; USB-C (with DisplayPort Alt Mode and power delivery) on some models.
- Ergonomics: Height-adjustable stand with tilt and swivel; VESA mountable for third-party arms.
- Built-in speakers: Basic stereo speakers suitable for casual use; external speakers recommended for better audio.
- USB hub: Integrated USB-A ports for peripherals and downstream charging on select models.
- Smart features: On-screen display (OSD) with presets (sRGB, Cinema, Game), blue-light filter and flicker-free technology.
- Gaming features: Low input lag, Adaptive-Sync/FreeSync support; VRR availability depends on model.
- Power & eco: Energy-saving modes and typical power draw around 20–40W in normal use.
- Design: Slim bezels for multi-monitor setups and a minimalist aesthetic.
- Warranty: Manufacturer warranty (commonly 1–3 years) with support options varying by region.
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