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Kicking off with the design, it really is classic iiyama fare. The company just keeps things very minimalistic and stripped back – no flashy lights or brazen design choices, it's just a simple matte black chassis and stand. You can certainly argue that it's visually boring, but from the front it looks clean and professional, while the bottom chin only measures about 16mm thick.
It's also good to see a compact foot used – it's not a square foot, but the prongs are curved inwards so it only measures approximately 39cm across.
The included stand offers a great array of ergonomic adjustments, too. We find up to 150mm of height adjustment, 45 degrees of swivel left and right, tilt from -5 to +23 degrees, alongside 90 degree pivot functionality. VESA 100×100 mounts are also supported.
As for the connectivity options, we find two HDMI 2.1 ports, alongside one DisplayPort 1.4, There's also a USB-B upstream feeding two Type-A downstreams, and then two Type-C 3.2 Gen1 ports – neither supports DP Alt mode or KVM functionality, and each provides just 7.5W power delivery.
It's good to see a joystick used to navigate the OSD, positioned in the centre of the bottom chin.
