As far as size, the XG275D-4K measures 17.4 by 24.2 by 9.6 inches (HWD), and expands to a maximum height of 22.5 inches when the stand is fully extended. It tips the scales at 13.9 pounds.

For that HUAWEI has a dedicated MateView GT model instead. HUAWEI notes that each monitor is factory calibrated for color accuracy, which we’ll put to the test later in our review.

The panel is IPS, 4K, has a max refresh rate of 144Hz, FreeSync technology, meets the DisplayHDR 400 specification, and supports wide color gamut (in this case DCI-P3).

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