The LG 27MN60T is unremarkable for media consumption. With a low 1080p resolution, you can't watch the latest high-resolution content in 4k. It also has a low contrast ratio that makes blacks look gray in the dark and doesn't have a local dimming feature to further improve it. It has wide viewing angles if you want to watch content with a friend next to you, but it's hard to adjust to an ideal position due to its limited ergonomics.The LG 27MN60T-W is an entry-level 27-inch, 1080p monitor. It's limited in features, but it has a few extra modes to help with productivity, like a Reader Mode that removes blue light to reduce eye strain. It doesn't offer much in terms of gaming either, as it's limited to a 75Hz refresh rate. It does have FreeSync variable refresh rate (VRR) support to reduce screen tearing while gaming, but it only works within a narrow range and isn't ideal for competitive gaming.We tested the 27-inch LG 27MN60T, which is the only size available for this model and doesn't have any variants. It's mainly sold at Costco in the United States, although you can also find it with some other third-party retailers. While there are similar models available, like the LG 32MN60T-B, the results are only valid for this specific model.