Was hopeful for this monitor as I wanted something lower cost that I could calibrate to DCI P3. Unfortunately the IPS glow on this display is to much even with dynamic backlight turned off. Even with good color it's something I cannot overlook. Will be saving up for another panel instead.

You can read technical reviews to see the measured gamut and color accuracy of this monitor, I did. Its not a full RGB 10 bit monitor, which starts at about double the price, but its pretty good for what it is. I find the wider than sRGB gamut very useful processing hi bit RGB raw images prior to printing or sRGB conversion, calibrating the monitor at a slightly brighter level than I would an sRGB monitor. I hope that will mean something to someone considering buying one of these. The instructions could have been clearer, as in noting that it exists, about the power switch on the back of the monitor.

The specs are misleading in my opinion. The Color bit depth is specified as 10bit in the spec, but when you plug it to a Windows PC it recognizes it as an 8 bit Display.The screen looks good otherwise, but it makes me wonder whether the claim of meeting 99% of Adobe RGB gamut is misleading as well.Also, I do not recommend this display for a Mac because there is no way from the Mac OS to adjust the font size. Seems like an intentional limitation imposed by Apple.