At first glance it appears to combine two monitor categories into a single product. Connectivity includes two HDMI 2.1 ports and two DisplayPort 1.4 inputs, making the monitor suitable for modern gaming PCs as well as current-generation consoles. Unlike many premium gaming monitors, the AMZG27F6U omits conveniences such as USB-C connectivity, an integrated USB hub and a KVM switch. HDR capability is limited by the inherent constraints of an edge-lit IPS panel without local dimming, while IPS technology still cannot completely overcome its traditionally modest black levels. Independent testing has likewise highlighted its strong value proposition while pointing to those expected compromises in HDR performance and connectivity.