LG 52" Ultragear evo 5K2K 5120x2160 240Hz 1000R Curved Gaming Monitor, Black 52G930B-B Bundle with Deco Essentials CPC 26 Month CPS Protection Pack and 2X Deco Gear 6FT 4K HDMI 2.0 Cable

I've been in the market for a large format non-OLED gaming monitor for a while and never felt like there was an option that checked all the boxes until now. I've been waiting and waiting for reviews to appear for this monitor but since a month after launch there still weren't any I thought 'Fine, I'll do it myself', and I'm glad I did!First off, some groundwork:I am coming from switching between 2 previous monitors: The Samsung Neo 57 inch and the LG 5k2k OLED 45 inch, so they are the frame of reference that I am mainly comparing this one against. I specifically wanted a non-OLED panel as I do

I have a Ryzen 7 7800X3D paired with a 5080, and this monitor makes them work like they should. I’m truly getting my money’s worth out of my setup now. To be a little specific about the monitor, it’s amazing. It looks great on my desk and also has amazing picture quality. I really get immersed in my games more so than before. If anyone asks me if they should upgrade and they can afford it, I would definitely recommend this monitor. The only downside is it is huge; you need the desk room.

This review is only relevant to non-gaming use. I bought this to replace an old curved Samsung 4K TV that I have been using as a monitor. My use case is coding, CAD work, and other office related tasks. This monitor is near perfect. It's 4" lower in height than the Samsung, which makes a surprising amount of difference. The extra width and extra pixels allow more open windows and/or wider windows. A small turn of the head easily takes in the extravagant width, and the curvature vanishes when you're using it. Text display is razor sharp, and one pixel wide lines in drawings are perfectly render

Never buy expensive equipment on Amazon unless it is on sale because Amazon will not match their own discount after the purchase, even if you bought it two day ago. I paid $1999.99 for this monitor. Now is on sale at LG and Amazon $1699.99. I had not even open the box yet. Amazon refused to match the price. I could have returned it out of spite. But I've learned that doing things out of spite builds bad character.As for the quality: I have never, in forty years of using them, had an LG monitor go bad. I usually wind up giving them away.Surprising feature on this monitor: This monitor has a KVM

Love the monitor but when it installed software I did not want on its own with pop-ups that was not acceptable

5k 200hz on MacBook Pro m2, works great. Very satisfied.

At first, this things is too big. 5120 x 2160 on a 45” screen is basically a curved tv on your desk.So I took it down, prepared to return.Then I set up my previous monitors…And I just couldn’t.It’s hard to justify this price tag, but somehow it’s worth it for the extra real estate.I work in digital marketing and this thing is a “game changer.”No more scrolling up down left and right to see the data, copy, automations, etc.It’s just all there in one place.It’ll ruin you.Just be sure your gpu can handle it.My 4080 only goes to 200hz (yea, “only” 200hz).So a 5080 or 4090 is in my future sooner th

The LG 52G930B-B is an absolute monster. The specs alone are awe-inducing, and that's not hyperbole. An absolutely massive 52-inch, 5K2K curved, ultra-wide display with UHD detail sums up the first impression, and then you use it.And WOW.On delivery, I was blown away by the sheer size of the box. Be aware, this is BIG. And at around 40lbs, it's no lightweight. It arrived packed well, and everything was intuitively placed in the box, making set-up a breeze. You may wish to have a friend help, though. It's a bit awkward to lift, and having an extra sense of security when doing so is nice.Measure