Lg Monitor Screen Protector

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Say hello to my, not-so-little-and-curved, friend! I am reviewing the 32" curved LG Monitor, and let me tell you.. It's been awesome! I have used it for both casual tasks and more intense tasks. Casual tasks like social media, web-browsing and watching some videos. This is done very easily and the screen is perfect for this. I have also used it for more intense tasks like video editing, spreadsheets, and a little bit of coding. I like the size of the monitor and changing the settings that it is easier on my eyes as I stare and this curved goodness for the better part of my days. The only thing I would say if you're looking to get this monitor is that you pay attention to the display resolution.. it took me by surprise at first because it felt like even though the screen is quite large I couldn't quite "fit" everything I wanted on it with multiple windows or tabs open at once. So that would be the only thing I would say about it that made me go, "hmm". Other than that, I love this monitor. It has built in speakers which allow you to have a much cleaner desk and set-up. I recommend this monitor to those looking for a big curved monitor and wanting to assurance of buying from a company that we all know and can appreciate, LG.

Starting my own business and working from home prompted me to upgrade my monitor from an HP27ER. Did my homework and I finally chose the LG 34BK95U-W. I couldn't be happier with my decision! It's connected to my Late 2016 MacBook Pro running MacOS Catalina. Colors are vibrant and super crisp and will probably shine even more after installing the MacOS Big Sur. Two thumbs up on the 5K2K quality!!! The larger screen real estate is what I really love! I can run up to 3-apps side-by-side boosting productivity big time! I've always been a huge fan of MacOS' Spaces feature allowing me to assign different apps to up to 16 different switchable desktops. Spaces + the larger 34' screen is pure heaven! My only irritations are; 1) When the monitor wakes from sleep, the screen resolution frequently changes which also causes my app windows to rearrange themselves. Turning the monitor off for a few seconds and back on readjusts the resolution and my windows; 2) The larger flat screen takes some getting used to. I would've preferred a curved monitor for ease of viewing, but sacrificed that for best picture quality due to video and photo work; 3) The onboard speakers really aren't that bad with very good volume. The bummer is the inability to adjust the volume from my keyboard. The ability to add some EQ to the sound output might also be a nice feature. One more thing, I haven't had the screen burn-in issues others have had and after reading another review I decided to set my screen saver to engage after 10-minutes of inactivity. Just being proactive! This was a costly investment (but thank you for the Cyber Monday savings), so I gotta do my part to make this baby last as long as it can! AWESOME LG! Otherwise, this is a solid purchase!

I already have a 70 LG flat screen tv for 3 years, so when I needed a new monitor for my mac mini, I went on line at B&H's web site and found this model on sale. It is nearly a third larger than my old monitor but the color and clarity sets it apart. Yes I would purchase another one from LG when need arises. Thank you again for the service from your phone order department in answering my questions, as my first sales person didn't know the answer if I could use this monitor with a mac computer, so he referred me to someone who could.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I was super excited when my LG monitor arrived! I have been using a laptop screen along with a small second screen but knew I needed even more screen space to be as efficient as possible. The LG UltraWide 49-inch monitor is big, really big! It provides all the space I need! I can have at least 4 full-size browser windows open at a time and many more smaller windows open if I choose. The unboxing and stand assembly was super easy. The stand attaches without tools and I had the monitor together and on my desk within minutes. I very quickly realized my existing desk setup was not going to be deep enough - which is not a bad thing! I will trade having this new monitor for an adjustment to my desktop any day! I am very impressed with the stand. You can adjust the monitor to a wide range of heights and you can also tilt the monitor horizontally and vertically to meet your needs. LG hit it out of the park when it comes to the stand! But I am most happy with the screen itself, of course. I have the resolution set as high as it will go - 5120 x 1440 - and it is super sharp and super clear. The on-screen settings are simple to navigate and well engineered. The monitor connected flawlessly with my laptop. One cool perk - the monitor charges my laptop so I don't have to use my laptop's charging cord. Saves on space and cord clutter. I am very happy with my LG UltraWide monitor. I would recommend it to anyone!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My wife gave me this monitor for my birthday. Before this I had an MSI 32 inch monitor. LG 39GS95QE-B is the best value for money. 39 inches is ideal for both gaming and watching movies. Oled screen is the best I've seen. PPI is good for this screen resolution. If you are thinking about which monitor to buy now, the best choice is LG 39GS95QE-B

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.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] amazing monitor, so happy I purchased this. Wish I had done it earlier. The 4K resolution is incredible, colors, performance, etc. are amazing, match that of my MacBook Pro. I'm so much more productive using this bigger screen! My wife loved it so much, we ended up purchasing another monitor for her Win10 laptop - if you work from home and need a lot of screen real estate, you must get a 4K monitor, 32" - the LG is the best (I've looked at Samsung, HP, etc.) The exterior design is very nice as well, similar to apple, very thin bezels and simple stand. Forget about wide screen or curved screen options, most of the other monitors are NOT 4K, you must get this LG.. the display performance (color, speed, etc.) are superior

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I've been so curious about this monitor ever since LG announced it and it's awesome that this unique monitor with an unusual aspect ratio came out in the market! In the past, I've tried multiple variations of monitor setups and always wished that two vertical would get combined into one, essentially a square. While this DualUp isn't quite square, it's like two 2k monitor stacked together, and gives you a lot of screen estate. I love that this monitor lets me use one USB-C cable to connect everything within the back of the monitor, and also charge the device. Built-in speaker is handy, and the ambient light sensor on top was a pleasant surprise, as it dims automatically when the light condition of the room gets darker. The ErgoStand is very functional and works well, but as I have a small monitor, I used my regular VESA mount and that works great. Just a note for Mac users - this resolution is very new and macOS doesn't support retina signal to this natively even if you downscale it. So I found the text to look pixelated, but it's not the fault of the monitor at all, as it'll work great on Windows. So for my MacBook with M1 chip, I was able to use a tool called "BetterDummy" in order to have the computer send retina assets over and the difference is night and day. If you use this in the regular default resolution, you can ignore the last few sentences. One feature I forgot to mention, is that you can show two separate displays by simply doing split screen from the menu, and I have one side hooked up to my work machine, and the other side with my personal machine! I'm glad LG is taking initiatives for new form factors like this, and I hope they'll continue to push and release 4K/5K based ones for even better experience. Overall, this monitor's awesome.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I am so impressed with this LG 40WP95C-W monitor that I honestly don’t know how I will ever be able to use a smaller monitor ever again. My previous PC monitors have been either 32” or 27”. I resisted the urge to go with anything larger for fear that it would be too big to use easily but boy was I wrong. This 40” curved monitor is, without a doubt, the single best thing I have ever purchased for my PC. First it looks gorgeous with the curved screen and the white colored backside. The stand is completely stable with no wobbling (I hate wobbly monitors!). There are a plethora of inputs, basically every type you would ever need. Also the speakers are really good for a PC monitor, they impressed me. Now the screen is a sight to behold. 5K resolution (provided you have a good video card that can handle that resolution) and the colors are perfect. I did not feel the need to alter the color settings at all. It’s perfect out of the box. I use my PC daily as I work from home and this huge screen allows me to easily view at least 6 open windows so I can be more productive. I love this ability and, for me, is the main reason I can never go back to a smaller monitor. I feel spoiled! I don’t game much and haven’t used this monitor for gaming so I cannot comment on it’s gaming performance. It has AMD FreeSync so it should be great to use with either a PC or gaming console. I’m already considering buying another one of these amazing monitors. Bravo LG on a job well done!

If what you value most is tons of horizontal screen real estate at a high PPI, this monitor is currently the best option. Gaming Ultrawides skimp on pixel density - especially vertically. Apple options are overpriced and are 16:10. There is the cheaper LG 34WK95U-W (and LG 34BK95U-W) option, but apparently are notorious for image retention issues. This monitor's image can appear a little on the dark side if you prefer to or are used to working on a monitor with a high nits output and strong HDR brightness. But honestly once you adjust the settings and prep your work area to not have bright lights behind the monitor, I think you'll find it to be more than bright enough.