I work many hours in front of screens and I have tried many. If you are looking for a screen for work and not for gaming, don't be afraid of it. If you also want to play sometimes, maybe it's not for you. The image is restful, with good sharpness and color accuracy. Although expensive, I don't regret it. The five-year warranty - for me - is very important. I also found the height, tilt, and rotation settings to be significant, making it responsive to all my needs.

After a month of use, I sit down to write this review!

The screen works in a dual set-up. This is the main one and next to it is a 24-inch one from a well-known company, in a vertical position. Generally, I spend many hours in front of the computer doing office work (not gaming).

Positives:
* ZERO backlight bleeding. I was amazed. Because I had issues with previous screens, I researched a lot before buying this one. When I opened it in complete darkness, there was no issue in any corner or on the sides.
* The brightness sensor is very positive as it adjusts the brightness according to the ambient lighting. Because I am next to a balcony door, I had to change the settings at least twice a day for the other screens. Many times I would forget and end up with eye strain. Now, with this screen, you simply forget about it. In fact, this screen reminds me to adjust the neighboring one that doesn't have a sensor.
* The colors are very vibrant. I can say this even in comparison to the neighboring one (of a very good brand) where the colors appear "washed out."
* The software system for adjusting multiple screens (EIZO) is very good.

Negatives:
* The stand takes up quite a bit of space on the desk (especially from the back wall). Also, its movements are a bit difficult (of course, I should mention that newer models with a new stand have been released).
* Sometimes I feel like it has excessive brightness (especially at night when I turn on the lights). I adjusted the settings a bit, but I couldn't find a good one and I'm stuck with the factory settings.

Conclusion. Yes, it is a very good screen. The issue is that up to 24 inches, the price difference is not excessive compared to other brands. However, at 27 inches, the price difference is VERY large and I don't know if it's worth it. Also, it's negative that there are never any discounts on these specific screens.

I have been using the screen for 1.5 months. I was in a dilemma between a Samsung monitor and the Eizo EV 2460. I think I regret it to some extent. For the Eizo, you need to pay double the money compared to a 23.8-24 inch Samsung, but I don't see this relative pricing being adequately justified. It doesn't leave you amazed, nor does the display pleasantly surprise you because you paid over 300 euros. The image is relatively satisfactory, with vivid colors, good clarity, but not what you would expect in terms of cost, excellent construction in terms of monitor height adjustment. I expected more from a screen released in 2019. It's not exactly old. I wouldn't personally recommend it for this price, my feeling is that the buyer is paying for the company's name, and it would be more appropriate to cost at least 100 euros less. The 5-year warranty is indeed very important, but I have some doubts about it. The headquarters are in Athens. If you live somewhere else, you will have to send the screen to Athens, and personally, it is unclear who bears the shipping costs. If the customer pays for it, then we are talking about a warranty of limited responsiveness in reality. I would suggest clarifying this before making the purchase.

Definitely a very good investment for those who are looking for a relaxing, high-quality solution and spend many hours in front of it.