27 Inch Ultrawide Curved Monitor

I went from having two 27 inch curved monitor to this. I love the display. I switch between my work laptop and my PC so having the multiple ports was perfect. I haven't had any issues with it. Gaming on it is nice. Plenty of space to view multiple things or just take up all the space using full screen.

I have a 34 inch ultrawide on the bottom and a 27 inch panel on top...holds both no wobble once u tighten the tension screws in the back to your liking thats the hardest part...cable management down the tube is very nice as well...was a little pricey but glad I went with it...also has a quick release to remove the monitors quickly if you need too

hold my 27 inch 4k and 34 inch ultrawide (34CB88) solid. Just make sure to leave some room behind desk for adjustment.

Long story short: analysis paralysis. Wanted the Apple XDR, but refuse to spend the money on it as I no longer edit professionally. I wanted an ultrawide flat, and refused to evaluate curved monitors. I was an architectural photo/video pro in a past life, straight lines were critical. I caught a couple of good reviews about this monitor on YT, so I did some digging. I considered going with 2x 27s, but that would have been overkill. Then apple came out with the new 27 Pro Display and that would have priced me out. So I landed at this ViewSonic. You already know the screen space is massive. Where this monitor crushes is color fidelity and the other important features. It's dead quiet, its colorful, its customizable, it's got tons of i/o, it's lightweight, and it's been highly reliable. I have it connected to a 2018 MBP through eGPU (that sometimes gives me hell) but otherwise, this monitor connects with ease. If you are on the fence between this and ANY other curved equivalent, consider this monitor from ViewSonic. I was pleasantly surprised. I nearly bought the new LG ultrawide before acquiring this, and I have zero regrets. Is it perfect? No. But, sub $1500, this monitor is a pleasure to sit behind for long business days, and fun post-production projects on my weekends.

I am using it to connect a 27 inch secondary monitor with no issues.

This is a great option for an economical 27 inch monitor.

Worked with my LG 27 inch monitor. Easy to assemble.

I was finding I wanted a larger monitor and this 32 inch curved screen is working well for me.. It certainly helps

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This 40 inch curved ultrawide monitor from LG has been a gamechanger. I've been using this monitor for two weeks and it has been the best monitor I have ever used. The 5k resolution makes everything crisp and the IPS technology means every viewing angle is great. The internal speakers and multitude of ports make this monitor essentially a hub. You can connect your mouse, keyboard, webcam, and all accessories to the monitor and then connect a single USB-C cable to your laptop and everything just works. The large screen makes work with multiple windows so easy. I often work with 3 excel sheets on 3 different monitors, but after switching to the 40 inch ultrawide, I can work on a single monitor and have all my screens open. I highly recommend this monitor to anyone I know.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This monitor is great. The main things I was looking out for when upgrading to a 32:9 was Color Accuracy for editing photo and video as well as good performance for gaming. 95% DCIP3 color accuracy was plenty for my needs personally and I am using 16 bit 100MP GFX 100 files. A 200hz refresh rate is more than I will ever see in most games that I play. The brightness is 400 cd/m^2 which is more than my second ultrawide and plenty for the environment I use this in. Usage wise, You definitely dont NEED 45in of ultrawide display but in gaming (if the game supports it), it is absolutely gorgeous. Being able to watch a movie while I am editing is also pretty nice as well. The only downside I have really come across is the fact that it has about an inch less screen height wise. My old 21:9 Ultrawide monitor had a screen height of 14.29". So while I obviously gained a vast amount of screen real estate horizontally, I lost about a little over an inch in height. This is negligible in my opinion but it would have been the icing on the cake if it was also the same vertical size. It was really the only flaw I could come up with. Genuinely love the monitor. Overall I think if youre debating on making the switch to 32:9 from 21:9 this is a fantastic intro into it before shelling out a bunch of money for bigger OLED options.