Review on LG 34GP83A-B Inch Ultragear: Curved, High Dynamic Range, 🖥️ G-SYNC Compatible - Ultimate Performance at 3440X1440P with Height Adjustment by Nathan Jarvis

The monitor's specs are clear enough, and thankfully there are plenty of good YouTube videos unpacking and showing what it's capable of, so I won't get into those. I didn't buy this monitor for gaming, although I did play some high FPS and HDR games on it just to test it out. It does what it's supposed to do and that's why I gave it five stars. The HDR capabilities are pretty bold and handy. It works well with Windows 11 with the display always set to HDR. The refresh rate works like a charm and the image quality is close to fantastic, which is why I use it (video editing and design). The contrast is so high that even though it's only certified for HDR 400, it really bothers my eyes when I'm shooting a white screen. If you're using a monitor to watch an HDR streaming contract, be happy that HDR is automatically chosen by streamers. Default. I bought a VESA desk mount but I didn't see the point of it because the monitor has a very practical and beautiful stand. On default settings it might take a while before you get a monitor screen and other features, depending on your preferences, but it's very proactive and easy with handy menus controlled by a single little joystick that sits on the back of the screen. This monitor isn't the best in its class, but for the price and quality it's definitely worth buying, especially if you're buying it unplugged (like I did, thanks Revain). The delivery of the monitor was nice and quick as always (someone knocked on the door and handed it to me after the Synnetour). I didn't check the color accuracy because I was very happy with the result. I set it up and compared it to my reference monitor at work (Benq), the picture quality is excellent (Benq is a 4K monitor at twice the price). Can I recommend this monitor? Definitely yes if you can afford it.