Samsung Business LC34H890WGNXGO Ultrawide 3440X1440 Monitor: 100Hz, Adjustable Height, Tilt, Swivel, Flicker-Free Review

I read most of the reviews, studied the YouTube videos and visited the Samsung website before making the purchase. I wanted to replace my dual monitor setup with a single ultrawide. This monitor was advertised as "Business" and it was Samsung. I found it perfect because I use it for work at home 99% of the time. I didn't care about games. Now let's get to my experience. It was terrible. On, all of my text was blurry and looked blurry. So I spent hours tweaking the settings to make them usable…

I ended up sending it back for a refund, not a replacement. In general, I am disappointed with the quality of the monitor. Attached are two photos of my problem, dead pixels. The first is a pixel that turned red after a few weeks of use. The second is the pixel that stays black and has always been there. They're not the only ones either, but the ones I notice every day and annoy me. All in all, the price of this monitor, being a business monitor (meaning I look at it for hours every day) means…

Image quality is not as good as my Macbook Pro but close enough. I bought this to replace my dual monitor setup and I never look back. I haven't replaced the mount like many others, but I may do so in the future as it takes up a lot of space and doesn't seem very stable. Overall a great price for a product. Bonus: The USB-C cable not only connects the monitor to your Mac, it also charges it!

The enlarged screen area fundamentally changes my daily work. The built-in USB-C hub, which can even power my MacBook and control the display with one cable out of the box, is amazing and saves a lot of clutter. Fang: THE MONITOR IS NOT WORKING THERE ARE CALLER. If I knew that, I would probably think twice and buy something else. I was hoping to use it as a monitor for streaming Netflix and similar videos in my home office, in addition to my work. but without speakers it's a non-starter…

Almost every TV in my house is Samsung so I was very depressed when I had to return this monitor. Its color rendering is rubbish. Everything looks blurry. After fiddling with the controls, all I could do was make it look "good". The problem may be USB-C. I tried to get the best out of this monitor. I connected it to a computer with a display port. While color reproduction improved, it wasn't even close to what my 2012 MacBook Pro's screen was capable of in terms of color saturation, contrast…

I use a cheap 27 inch display on my home office desk. My desk is shaped like an "L" with the center corner facing the corner of my office, with a wall on the left and windows facing the front of the house on the right. The middle corner of my desk is rounded. I figured a 34 inch curved display would fit perfectly by adding another 3 1/2 screens on each side and I had room. I looked at a lot of displays, read reviews and decided I didn't need a gaming display. An article in PC Magazine…

Ironically, my new 2019 MacBook Pro didn't work well with my old 2015 Mac monitor or Mac USB devices (since newer MacBooks only have USB-C ports). those. My Mac USB keyboard was not working even when using the adapter and my monitor was plugged in but the USB ports were not charging or extending. You might think Macs would be backwards compatible with their own products, but that's not the case. Imagine. MacBook, Mac Monitor and Mac USB Keyboard and none of them work together! However, this…

As a monitor on a PC with HDMI, this is a great product with very good picture quality. My problem was using a dual monitor mount which requires Jane's arm with a 100mm VESA plate. The included stand uses an ingenious locking system, and the instructions say to use the VESA mounting kit C34H890*, which made me wonder if Samsung needed a plate like the one on the stand for the VESA mount. Not even their support team knew and offered to buy from the Samsung store. In short, there is no such…

This is my first personal monitor other than a laptop display. I've been working with him for the last week or so. I find it suits my needs (mainly for work) very well. The brightness and resolution are such that I can work quite comfortably with this screen, even over long periods of time. The brightness is a little sluggish to keep up with very bright ambient light, but I can always read normally (and just close the blinds a bit). I haven't tried many mediums yet, so I can't speak about that…

It is big. that big I love it. This is technically the same number of pixels in the same space as the two monitors I have at work, but the lack of a center seam allows for more efficient use of all the space as well as centering what I really want to focus on. I use this ultrawide monitor to connect to two computers: a Mac Mini and a docked Windows laptop. Mac Mini connected via USB-C, Windows laptop via Displayport. Switching between the two inputs is done with the joystick on the back of the…

At the beginning of the pandemic and while working from home, I got two $100 Acer R240HY screens for my MacBook Pro. They worked well, but the screen resolution wasn't amazing, especially for reading and writing spreadsheets or text. But big screens made the job easier. Then I switched to a MacBook Air M1. And discovered to my dismay that it only supports 1 external monitor! After 3 months, a bad Acer R240HY was enough for me. I spent a few days researching monitor options and settled on…

The monitor worked great at first. This monitor worked for about 10 months before it expired. One day the color of the monitor faded and the screen slowly became covered with a white spot. I sent the monitor back to Samsung via the UPS shipping service they offer, the package was lost and then found 4 days later, the Samsung repair center received the package and voided the warranty due to physical damage most likely caused by their carrier became. Samsung solution - $200 repair fee + 3 months…

I ordered this monitor and the LG 27UN850-W 27" Ultrafine UHD (3840 x 2160) IPS Display. As an artist and designer I did not see any significant difference in color. The size of this monitor is large and I love the dynamic brightness feature . This is a real eye-saver. If you don't have the Dark Reader browser extension, make sure you have it installed too. I'm very happy with this monitor. I'm deducting one star because it flickers every now and then (plugged in on M! Mac mini), but otherwise…

This is a beautiful ultra wide monitor with an elegant stand. I like most aspects of this monitor, but when I bought it I found a few minor but unexpected disappointments: 1. This can be understood from the product description itself, but this is a common issue with this monitor. For its size, it's a little disappointing that the monitor only has one input of each type. It would have been nice to have two (or more) HDMI inputs considering it's about the size of a small TV.2. USB-C power…

My work as a financial and IT consultant requires me to constantly work with multiple applications, spreadsheets and documents at the same time. This became a real problem with my 21" second monitor when I started working from home 100% of the time. My investment in this 34-inch Samsung device has paid for itself many times over with multitasking, clarity, and ease of use. The picture quality is exceptional! I elevate my laptop next to the Samsung (placing the laptop in front of that large…

I liked this monitor. The size was a little overwhelming at first, but using PbP mode with two computers works great. I actually had to get a new USB-C cable. The one that comes with it is terrible and stopped working after a week. Several other reviewers have mentioned this. Image quality is good. 1440p looks amazing. So what are the best 34 inch underwater monitors out there? Yes, but they'll probably cost a lot more if you want 1440p and a high refresh rate. The monitor looks slim and the…

I bought a 2020 Samsung monitor to use primarily with a Macbook with USB-C ports and with an additional Macbook with older USB and HDMI ports. This monitor has connections for a Displayport and HDMI as well as USB-C, so I used the picture-in-picture feature to connect both Macs at the same time and split the monitor window into two parts. Very nice! Issues: The USB-C cable that came with the monitor is heavy and short. When I connected my Mac via USB-C, it looked great at first. A few days…

Hello everyone, I am using a 2020 MacBook Air M1 with 8 cores and 16 GB RAM and a second monitor (Samsung 4k UHD) with this beautiful Ultrawide! Most likely an update will be provided.** YES! You can use 100Hz over USB-C at 3440 x 1440 while fully charging your MacBook! Samsung kindly provided the RIGHT USB-C CABLE. I love you Samsung so much I bought 3 separate cables from Anker which do not transfer video to this monitor. (USB C to USB C and USB C to HDMI will not work). ** Please note that…

I owned it for about a month until I accidentally broke it by putting it on the floor :(I was attracted to the PIP feature - turns out I didn't actually use the feature as the PIP was only in could be placed in the corners and not really moveable : A more "hardware-centric" approach Some observations from my road test: • Monitor brightness was not adjusted via the MacBook Pro's touch bar (some other monitors) • The monitor has no built-in speakers (some other monitors can't use it to work with…

I use with mac mini. I already had a curved monitor with much the same geometry and curvature (the more expensive Dell version) that I still have. Now, with two of these monitors together, one for Linux and one for Mac, this is a dream combo to work with. Compared to Dell, everything is very similar. What's better about this model is that the cables are easier to connect and the controls are much better (joystick-like button on the back). In the picture, Samsung is on the left and Dell on the…