42 In Computer Monitor

42 mgp is quite enough, but why go back now.

Love the computer so far but never got the monitor.

It's quite useful. Attached it to computer and monitor and it worked.

I previously purchased the Hercules DJ Monitor 42 speakers and was quite impressed by their sound and quality. I wanted a little more power even though they are both 80 watts but the Hercules Monitor 5 has a separate amp in each speaker while the Monitor 42's have one amp supplying both speakers. They sound great, the bass rolls, the mids are excellent and the high's are clear. Much recommended for studios and what I use it for is my laptop to hear music and games.

Had a 4K 42 monitor for years, but my eyes were getting tired of attempting to write/read code anywhere except toward the center of it. Tried a WQHD 3440x1440 for a month, but, just too small. This 3840x1600 curved 38 is PERFECT. Am hoping this monitor lasts FOREVER because my eyes are loving it.

For more than five years I have been using my daughter's 42" Insignia TV for a monitor. I have been looking at purchasing a new monitor for several years. When I saw the ultrawide monitor I immediately wanted it. What kept me? The funds. At the time I just didn't have the funds to purchase one. I moved from Southern California to Oklahoma and the funds became available. I purchased the LG 34 CLASS 21:9 ULTRAWIDE FULL HD IPS GAMING MONITOR and I am loving it. LG has software to download that will allow your screen to be divided into so many different variations. I don't use it for gaming. I use it for website design and graphic creation. What a difference. I should have purchased this monitor years ago.

The MSI MPG 321URX is stunning. For far less than other brands, you're getting an amazing 3rd gen QD OLED panel - the complete package just makes sense for most users, be it for gamers or productivity hounds. Image quality: The picture is very crisp and saturation of the QD OLED is far better than some of the WOLED 42 inch tv panels that are out there. Coming from somebody who used an LGc2 as their main monitor, the MPG 321URX blows it out of the water in terms of PPI and saturation. Colors are more vibrant, text is crisp and clear for desktop usage (no fringing), and brightness is on point for SDR and HDR. This is awesome for work and gaming. My monitor also came perfectly color calibrated OOTB. Build quality: Super super solid - the stand is very sturdy and offers a lot of adjustability, and the back housing of the monitor feels high quality. The settings adjustment 'nipple' is really easy to use and the menus are nice to navigate. Conclusions: For work and play, this thing is easily the best value you can get right now, and is an extreme upgrade over any IPS or traditional LCD panel. I'm thrilled with the built in KVM, and love that this thing just functions well as a monitor compared to the 42 inch TVs out there - sleep cycles sync perfectly with your computer, and burn in protections are easy to put into place with the built in menus. Highly recommend to anybody on the fence about buying - this thing is majorly future proof and should last me at least 5 years with the next generation of GPUs around the corner.

I bought a 42 LG monitor to edit video and needed to have the monitor hangover the edges of the desk it sits as well as swivel and adjust up and down. BINGO -- the the Sanus VSTV1 was the perfect solution. Very sturdy build quality. Easy to setup. All the tools are included in the box.

I bought this monitor to use in portrait mode next to my 42 LG C2 TV with my desktop PC. I used a monitor arm to mount it and it lines up nearly perfectly in height, complementing the larger screen very well. This LG screen is IPS and QHD so it is nice and clear with great viewing angles. Great purchase and received it very quickly.

What more can I ask for? Perfect secondary monitor to complement my LG C2 42’. Beautiful HDR, inky blacks, and lightning quick response times.