Review on LG 34WL85C-B Ultrawide Curved Monitor with 🌊 3440X1440P Resolution, Adjustable Tilt and Height, HD IPS Screen by Jeff Bennett

Do you want VS Code, Jetbrains, Firefox and Chrome with 40 tabs to open from Stack Overflow and GitHub trouble pages? Then this monitor is for you. I specifically chose this model because of the matte screen. I bought this monitor in February 2020 and it is now December 2020. There were no dead pixels on arrival and only recently (like the last week of November) did I notice a black dead pixel with blur around it. Maybe it was because I hadn't slept for 47 hours and was writing the worst JavaScript known to man, but I turned off the monitor and when I got up in the morning it was gone and there hasn't been a problem since. I digress, if you're into anything other than casual gaming I wouldn't pick up this monitor: you'll probably need to play 1080p in windowed mode unless you have an $800+ graphics card and if You're playing windowed mode In most games, the rest of your screen will distract you while playing. Also, I can run a rear USB 3.0 hub and a KVM switch from a Windows 10 desktop on a Macbook Pro and it works great. NOTE FOR DEVELOPERS: If you often share your screen with others, the ultrawide screen is not for you. . You have to keep sharing/sharing windows because when you share your entire screen, it looks small and has black bars at the top/bottom for another person to see. This is a big problem because when you're running a demo, you usually want the IDE, terminals, and browsers open. Good luck sharing/resharing multiple windows during the demo.