When you want the best and brightest displays, you choose HP Performance Monitors. And now we have a new arrival. The HP ZR2740w 27‖ LED Backlit IPS Monitor is HP’s first 27-inch diagonal Performance Series monitor—with a 16:9 aspect ratio and 3.7 million pixels in an ultra-modern and sleek design that perfectly complements HP Z Workstations.

Stunning at every angle
Featuring LED-backlights, the HP ZR2740w is mercury-free and remarkably thin. Add to that:
- IPS (in-plane switching) technology that provides outstanding image accuracy with ultra-wide 178° viewing angles and up to 10x higher contrast ratio versus mainstream monitors1
- Up to 1.07 billion on-screen colors for color transitions so smooth they virtually eliminate color banding artifacts
- Massive 2560 x 1440 resolution and 1000:1 contrast ratio2 that gives you unbelievably crisp, clear high-definition views of your content and multimedia
- Ultra-low brightness setting for digital content creators who work in low brightness work environments

Productive from the start
The HP ZR2740w monitor is designed for the way you work, so you can get going right out of the box.
- 8-way comfort adjust stand lets you easily optimize height, tilt, swivel, and pivot positions
- Redesigned flush HP Quick Release 2 simplifies setup on and off the stand
- Ultra-thin bezels help you create virtually uninterrupted panoramic multi-monitor arrays
- Integrated cable cover conceals cables
- Four-port USB hub allows quick and convenient connection to USB devices
- DisplayPort and dual-link DVI inputs simplify connectivity

Proven over the long-term
The HP ZR2740w monitor was built to deliver powerhouse performance alongside, and seamlessly integrate with, the HP Z Workstation family. Mission-critical reliability is built right in, with:
- Extensive testing that helps ensure smooth operation with the applications you use most
- BFR/PVC-free3 display/stand, 85% efficient power supplies, and more than 25% recycled resin to help you make environmentally responsible equipment purchases