LG 38WK95C-W UltraWide Monitor 38" 21:9 Curved WQHD+ (3840 x 1600) IPS Display, sRGB 99% Color Gamut, HDR 10, USB Type-C, Color Calibrated, Tilt/Height Adjustable Stand - White

Bought used; had good luck before but this time first had 4-5p dead pixel line across horizontal span, and a bad DP cable, second was missing some accessories like the DP cable entirely (was rookie mistake sending first back before I got replacement, not that DP cable from first would've helped) but so far looks to be good panel except at 60Hz it had line artifacts, switching to 75Hz made it go away, first didn't do that, something I will have to look into further but for now will assume is not a problem.This early review. In middle of room renovation but just wanted make sure got good panel.

It was time to upgrade from dual 24" monitors and I was looking for an ultrawide monitor. There were not that many 38" monitors on the market and I've noticed that most of the screens are manifactured by LG. The prices ranged wildly from $800 - Acer Gaming Monitor 37.5" Ultra Wide Curved XR382CQK bmijqphuzx 3840 x 1600 1ms Response Time AMD FREESYNC Technology (Display, HDMI & MHL Ports) to $1500 (this monitor). This one was the latest model with no reviews at all. However, it was very similar to their previous 38" ultrawide - LG 38UC99-W 38-Inch 21:9 Curved UltraWide QHD+ IPS Monitor with Blu

Been using the monitor for about a week. I use it for work (programming) and personal use including light gaming. Very pleased. The 3840x1600 at 38" size is just right for a productive environment and a great alternative to a standard 4k and typical ultra wides. If you on the fence about this or a large 4k the 1600 vertical pixels is the perfect height. I am very happy I went this route and feel I would have neck strain using a large 4k.Pros: Size, Color (a pro artist may not agree), Text size without scaling is comfortable, Quality, and Packaging.Inbetween: The software works but like most ve

I am not averse to spending a lot of money on my monitors. I'm not a gamer, so I don't need a 360hz freesync monitor - instead, I'm a productivity user that writes a lot of code. In fact, my main setup has two 43" 4k LG monitors. The thing is that I recently started a new job, and my needs for that are a bit different. For starters, I have to use corporate equipment for the computer. I can BYOD a monitor, so I initially tried one of my 43"s. The problem is that I spend most of my time on webconferences now, and there's no good place to put a camera when you have that kind of display in front o

After doing a ton of research, I finally landed on the LG 38" wide-screen UHD computer monitor for my gaming setup in my office. The trick was finding a display that would work with both the 4k from my PS4Pro as well as the 4k from my PC on different video inputs...and this thing truly shines!If you've never seen a 4k display before...you are in for a treat (provided you have 4k capability). The additional detail and resolution is certain games is amazing. God of War-PS4P is nothing short of spectacular. Gorgeous colors, hair rendering, sweat trickles, bugs moving on a tree branch, runes swirl

UPDATE:I've upgraded from 3 to 5 stars. I still can't figure out how to make night shift work, but I finally got the settings to get close enough. It's a nice monitor and I plan on keeping it.====So I just installed it, and the major issue is that no matter what I try, this monitor will not reflect the Night Shift settings from my 2019 16" MacBook Pro. My Samsung curved monitor has no issues with this.I'm connected via USB-C. I haven't tried another connection, as if that is required for night shift compatibility, then I'll be returning this.I've tinkered with the monitor's settings, but they

This monitor was great - for a week! I used it to enhance work productivity and loved the extra space for everything I needed to keep open. I used it for about a week, then, on its last day of use, I shut down my laptop like normal. I woke up to the attached photo and am pretty angry about this. The monitor wasn't mishandled in any way (how could I have -- I was asleep and live by myself!) and just decided display a bunch of horizontal/vertical lines, rather than my desktop. As you can see by the photo with the monitor off, there isn't anything visibly/physically wrong that can be seen.Save yo

Day one: Great experience so far. I just finished setting it up. This thing is truly a beast and I'm hooked. This is my first curved widescreen monitor, and I must say it is amazing. I'm a developer and I spend a lot of time in front of the screen. It has a crisp, clear resolution (unlike a 5K screen, but I knew that going in) and tons of real estate to code with while multitasking. I also have an older Apple 27" CinemaDisplay (although it's not as crystal clear as my retina 2018 MacBook Pro). The Apple CinemaDisplay is connected to this VESA mount https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00MIBN16O/