This is near perfect for the Amiga. The panel is true 24 bit IPS, and has very, very good color accuracy. It also has a 1:1 setting, and that allows me to use my video switcher instead of the monitor to do the scaling. With the scaler set to capture the Amiga video as 1380 x 224, and output as 1380 x 1036 in a 1400 x 1050 VESA format, the image size is just about 13.5 inches diagonal. This is virtually the same size as on a 1080 monitor, and it looks great, especially in interlaced where my scaler deinterlaces the image for flicker free bliss.
Of course I can also use it as a secondary monitor for my modern hardware, which is what it was designed for.
If there's one flaw, it's in the connector placement. The connectors are on the left side instead of on the back, and that makes cable routing a pain. Looks like I'll have to invest in some right angle cables.
