Review on 🖥️ LG UltraWide Curved Monitor 35BN75C B 3440X1440P: Unbeatable Clarity, 120Hz, HDR, Flicker-Free & More by Peter Arnold

This is a great monitor that I use with my MacBook Pro and it's one of the few monitors that supports 90W charging. The resolution is an improvement over my previous setup. I used to use x2 24" 1080p curved monitors. It's a huge improvement: - This monitor takes up less space on your desk - The height can be adjusted easily - The screen real estate is definitely useful - It feels, like having 2 24" monitors gives me more screen real estate but I don't really miss it or care about it. That's more than enough. In 1080p grainy text doesn't bother me anymore. It's not the same as the retina -Display on MacBook Pro but sitting a foot and a half away I don't notice any graininess that would be uncomfortable best quality they do their job I usually use speakers for video conferencing or watch some random videos and they sound pretty good Beats has additional speaker hardware - One cable to control everything, with a USB-C I just have to worry about connecting my Macbook via USB-C and I g is it good I only have to worry about one power supply, the monitor's power supply. I don't need to plug in a MacBook charger, I just keep it in my laptop or in my travel drawers. There were no problems with charging. Minor cons: - USB is on the back, can be problematic if you use it regularly or hide your laptop somewhere else. I usually lay my Macbook on a table and attach a small dock that does the trick, so that's not a problem for me. However, the rear USB port is great for connecting a camcorder or USB mouse/keyboard cable. Hidden. Additional Note: - I noticed that when playing/changing the display settings when the MacBook is set to Night Shift mode, the MacBook changes the display but removes the Night Shift setting. (e.g. you turned off the night shift). You need to disable and re-enable Night Shift to put them back on Night Shift. It seems to me that this is more of a Macbook issue than a display issue, but I haven't investigated or tested it with other monitors. (I got rid of my previous monitors before reviewing this MacBook).