Review on 🖥️ LG Electronics 43UD79-B LED Lit Monitor - 42.5", 3840X2160P, Six Axis Control, Reader Mode, DAS Mode, Factory Calibration, HD, IPS by Anish Penn

I fell in love with 42 inch screens after using friends. After some research I found this and it was amazing. I usually sit in front of a screen 10-12 hours a day. Most work and play for about an hour on weekdays. Here's my take after 3 months Pro's - Easy unboxing and setup. I managed it on my own with no problems. - Many default picture modes. However, the advantage is that you can create multiple settings depending on your use case (FPS, PC, media) - many ports to choose from. Although I'm using standard HDMI, it has all the necessary USBC/Display ports. A plus for me is that it has multiple USB ports. I have LED lighting under my desk and on my monitor so being able to connect it to my monitor without an extension cord is great. - Switching between screen and multiple inputs is very easy and I haven't noticed any degradation. as a picture. Cons: Because it's flat-mountable, the ports on the back can be difficult to access, making it difficult to swap out cables. Especially for me as I inevitably have to plug and flip the USB the wrong way around. The power cord is short. I have a motorized sit/stand desk and am a big fan of good cable management. The length of this cable was not long enough to fit into the sleeve and get to the power source. I was able to solve this problem by connecting another power supply to the fixed leg of my desk. - Speakers/Sound. First let me be clear that the built in speakers are great for general use. I personally need more directed queues, especially in games. It also feels a little "thin" during meetings and when using applications like Skype. I have an external surround system and switched back to it after using the built-in system. All in all, this is an incredible monitor that I would recommend to anyone.