Review on LG 38GL950G B Ultragear Monitor: 3840X1600P, 144Hz 🖥️ Refresh Rate, Height Adjustment, Wall Mountable, Anti-Glare Coating, IPS by Alonzo Weaver

Bought from Revain and sent to my office overseas. This monitor came direct from the manufacturer through Revain. The box is in perfect condition, as is the monitor. It took me 3 minutes to assemble and attach the stand. Completely without tools. I hooked this up to my Lenovo 7i as I am currently awaiting my PC to arrive. PROS: Great picture No backlight glare (this is the first monitor I've gotten with no backlight glare) This thing is HUGE! 3840 x 1600 is my new standard now. I don't think I'll go back to 3440x1440. Works great with my laptop. No Gsync fan noise! No dead pixels! A: A bit pricey but I saw Revain knock 150.00. I'd say this thing costs $1500-$1600 (maximum). Current PC: Lenovo Legion 7i Intel 10th Gen 10875H 8 cores / 16 threads (Low Voltage) does not break 75c under heavy load, idle 38cRTX 2080 Super Max Q (never exceeds 55c under heavy load) 32 GB RAM Total: unfortunately I have me I'm using an HDMI cable (which came with the monitor) connected to my laptop (no display port for Lenovo) and I'm running at 85Hz. I'll post an update once my computer gets here so I can can take full advantage of this monitor. Now I'm happy with the games. I get full 85Hz when playing Call of Duty Warzone. I lower the resolution of the game by one. 3477 x 1440 (I think) but she still looks amazing! UPDATE (September 25th, 20th): I bought a 4K Type-C for Displayport and upped the resolution to 160Hz. And wow! Phenomenal! I have had this monitor for 3 months and everything I wrote above is still valid. I'm still amazed and now it's even better at 160Hz! I will post another update. I'm still waiting for my main computer to arrive. I also managed to catch 3090 (I play and program) and will give an update what is attached to this monitor!