Review on 💻 Samsung CJ791 Thunderbolt Curved Monitor 34" 3440x1440p 100Hz with Wide Screen and USB Hub, LC34J791WTNXZA by David Price

Connected to my 2020 Macbook Pro with a Thunderbolt 3 cable, it works great. It's a nice monitor and the picture quality is pretty good. However, there are some features that need to be bypassed. I don't use Windows so these are just my observations with my MBP. Most of them are small but annoying. Starting with least annoying to most annoying:==1. The default color profile that MacOS uses looks like crap and I was concerned for a minute. However, if you change it to sRGB IEC61966-2.1 or similar, it looks a lot better. Settings > Display > Color2. The power button is a mini PS4 joystick but made of plastic. This is how you control brightness, contrast, eye saver, sound, and power on/off. It's a little tricky to handle since it's on the back right side of the monitor, but the biggest problem is turning off the monitor (which I'll mention below)3. Volume: The sound coming from the monitor is NOT in sync with the macOS sound. So the only way to control the volume is to use the little joystick on the back of the monitor, and I think so