Clarity 5K 27" Monitor with 65W Laptop Charging USB-C Hub

I've had two iMac 27" PC in 20 years which have served me well. So when my 2017 model started to go wrong I discovered Apple had applied a 6 year limit on support and so my machine would slowly cease to be a reliable business tool. What to do? The way I work involves comparing and reporting on international, European and UK regulations so have been used to putting up 3 PDFs on screen and crawling line by line down each in parallel looking for discrepancies. A 15" MS Surface laptop just wouldn't cut it.
Having got over my irritation at Apples low punch I discovered the Mac Mini. The latest version has a brain the size of a planet and came in at less than half the price of a new iMac (which has shrunk to 24" btw) So having ordered one I needed a screen. No you can't just use your old iMac as a monitor - thanks Apple!
Google search <27" monitor Mac compatible.> threw up dozens of options.
After days of searching I'd narrowed the search down but each time I checked independent reviews there was often less than glowing ratings.
In times of trouble, pc wise, I ask my BiL who knows things. He came back with a suggestion which matched my pro list. Your Clarity 5k 27"
I ordered it and the cost plus the Mac Mini is way less than an iMac 24".
So far no complaints. The picture is better than the Mac certainly. For the moment I'm trying to get my iPhone continuity camera to work with Teams (which I hate with avengement) but no luck. Might have to buy your light bar web cam as a last resort.
One last thing. And I've written separately to you about this. The box it came in looked like the looser in a forklift truck jousting match. Fortunately the screen was undamaged but the carton was wrapped in brown paper and black cling film which means whoever dispatched it knew of the damage beforehand.

They hide the fact that you can't return the monitor pretty well. This monitor is only 400nits, I was quite disappointed with the brightness. Be sure that 400 nits is the brightness you want or you're stuck.

These are advertised as “made for Mac” and using them on my M5 MacBook Pro, they look awesome - the glossy screen may not be for everyone, but they (I bought two) look stunning and razor sharp - a pleasure to work on.

I only have one criticism and that may be more my Mac than the monitor itself - Mac’s seem to particularly fussy using a USB-C to Thunderbolt-4 port directly - sometimes they work fine and sometimes they are a bit fussy. Both monitors are working fine for me so very happy!