Macos Vertical Monitor

Great monitor, I have it setup with my iMac 5K as my proofing monitor. A couple of things to be aware of: 1. When you rotate to portrait mode you must switch first in the MacOS and then rotate and when going back to landscape mode you must change it first in MacOS. I thought the monitor automatically did this. 2. To rotate to portrait mode using the included stand, you have to tilt the monitor out and then rotate otherwise you will hit the corner. Its a little nerve racking. 3. I bought the ergotron LX monitor arm, make sure to get the tall pole otherwise if you only need the main arm and not the extension arm you will need to tilt it out the same way with the built in monitor stand. 4. The front power switch is just like a sleep mode, the iMac will think the monitor is still on and display things on it. If you use the power switch under the monitor by the power plug, the iMac will see it as no monitor attached. I am so glad I got this monitor. You can see a big difference between this and the iMac 5K Retina.

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!

Who’d a thunk somebody could dream up a monitor to work with Windows and MacOS seemlessly? 32”UN650-W does that on a 4K 4 device KVM switch with both flavors of Windows and MacOS varieties. Fully functional in IT lab that makes stuff happen. (Did I mention it’s affordable?)

This is an outstanding monitor for HDR photography and video. It offers excellent 1600 nits peak brightness (I'm getting 1800 nits in my testing), great local dimming (actually shows less haloing than the Pro Display XDR in deep shadow detail), and an integrated colorimeter with automated calibration. The hardware calibration ASUS offers on ProArt monitors like this is a huge advantage, as standard ICC profiles don't currently support HDR. This display works great on both PC and MacOS. It is most comparable to the Pro Display XDR (if you have MacOS to use it). It holds up very well against that monitor at half the price, with each having some advantages over the other. The ASUS has less blooming in deep shadow and pass-through charging / USB. The Pro Display XDR excels with reference modes, control of SDR brightness in HDR mode (due to limitations of MacOS 14 with any 3rd-party HDR monitor), and even better display uniformity. I can confirm that the speakers here are nothing to get excited about, but I always prefer separate speakers (and the Pro Display XDR doesn't have any speakers).

Simple and easy to use with MacOS.

This is a great, affordable monitor. Love that it fully rotates so you can use it in vertical position, and that the height is adjustable. I was pleasantly surprised to see an HDMI cable included in the box since that wasn't listed in the description. I only wish the ports were located along the side of the monitor instead of on the bottom--they're a bit hard to access. Overall, though, it's been fantastic and made a world of difference in working from home.

Great monitor and easy to calibrate using xRite. Fully adjustable height, tilt and even vertical. Nice alternative monitor.

I use this as a vertical second monitor for my gaming setup, and so far its been great. I've had it for about two weeks now and the colors are great, viewing angles are also very nice. As an added note, 75hz instead of 60hz does make a noticeable difference. I'd highly recommend it.

Very good monitor. I use it as small teleprompter! Fantastic resolution and the mirror function Vertical or horizontal is essential for do it.

I use this monitor as part of a two monitor combo (other monitor is a viewsonic 24 vertical monitor) and switch this monitor between a mac mini and an xBox series S. I routinely play Fortnite, Halo, and other games on the xBox and it is fantastic. There is no smudging at all, colors and contrast are crisp. This setup is amazing and its all I need. The xBox scales to all games I play and this monitor handles it nicely. I run it at 1080p (which is more than enough for these older eyes). It isn't meant for high-end 4K or 8K output - but for what it is - its a great product. Highly recommend. And B&H - as always, fantastic.