The Package

The INNOCN 27C1U comes in a white cardboard box. It has a photo of the monitor on both sides, along with its key technical specifications: stuff like screen size, native resolution, panel type, height adjustability, and PiP/PbP functionality. The box itself is surprisingly wide; at first, I thought I was sent an ultrawide monitor by mistake. All of its contents, including the panel, are well protected and should have no trouble reaching your home in mint condition.


Aside from the panel, base, and stand, inside the box, you'll find a DisplayPort and USB-C and USB Type-B upstream cables, external power adapter with an accompanying cable, user manual, and color calibration report.