Review on LG 49WQ95C 49-Inch FreeSyncTM Monitor, 5120X1440, Black Stabilizer, On Screen Control, Color Calibrated, ‎49WQ95C-W.AUS, HD, HDMI by Benjamin Johnston

The LG 49WQ95C is a great monitor for gaming and work. However, it is expensive for similar monitors, but with many disadvantages. So if you really need an ultra-wide display for professional work and color-critical gaming, look no further as this monitor will amaze you with the sheer amount of open windows that actually fit on the screen. The monitor stand is solid and offers good ergonomics, including up to 110mm of height adjustment, -5°/20° tilt, +/- 15° swivel and 100 x 100mm VESA mount compatibility. It is also easy to assemble without tools. The screen has a nice curvature and a slightly matte anti-glare coating that eliminates reflections without making the image too grainy. Connectivity options include two HDMI 2.1 ports, DisplayPort 1.4 with DSC, a USB-C port with DP 1.4 Alternate Mode and 90W, a dual USB 3.0 hub (1 upstream + 2 downstream), a headphone jack and two built-in 10 -W speakers with decent sound quality. All four display inputs support 5120 × 1440 144 Hz resolution with 10-bit color depth. There is a built-in sensor that can automatically adjust the brightness of the screen based on the ambient light. A directional joystick is located on the back of the monitor for quick and easy navigation through the On Screen Display (OSD). Alternatively, you can use LG's On-Screen Control desktop app to adjust the display using your keyboard and mouse. Notable gameplay features include the Black Stabilizer (improves visibility in dark scenes), various image presets, and crosshair overlays. The LG 49WQ95C also supports Picture-in-Picture, Picture-in-Picture and has built-in KVM functionality, allowing you to connect and view two PC sources side-by-side and control them with a single keyboard/mouse. In addition to the standard image adjustment tools (brightness, contrast, color temperature, aspect ratio, etc.), the monitor offers several advanced settings