LG 29WK600 W 29 inch UltraWide Monitor, 2560X1080P, Adjustable, ‎29WK600-W Review

lg monitor. The first one I got was defective. Half of the screen didn't light up properly and I was very disappointed. Luckily, LG paid for shipping for me to send it to an electronics repair provider and took care of everything. I think it took me an extra 2 weeks to ship it, fix it and then return it, but when I received it I was very satisfied. It's very good for gaming as I paid around $185 for it on Black Friday (I don't know if I'd pay $250 for it these days, could pay a little more and…

You won't find a better monitor in this price range. The graphics are pretty good, the size is perfect for multitasking. The only flaws I could find are the lack of a USB port (although it doesn't really matter since you'll be using it with a laptop anyway) and the fact that the original mount isn't height adjustable. Amazing range of brightness. Light, very thin bezels. The incline is adjustable. Replaces problems with dual monitors and a gap in the middle of your screens. A fantastic purchase

My wife bought me an inexpensive ($200) Zepter gaming monitor for my birthday. I didn't ask for it or look for it, but as soon as I pulled it out of the box I knew, yes, I want it. Unfortunately it was broken and no longer for sale. So I spent a week buying something like this that costs between $200 and $200 for a replacement. I have found this gem. man i love this thing. Read some reviews saying it doesn't work well with Mac. No, I plugged it into the HDMI port on my 5 year old MacBook Pro…

Ordered for the office at work. First impression: Good monitor. Of course, I don't use it for gaming at work, but it's quite bright and the speakers are louder than expected. I had to turn the brightness down to about 50%. Because it's ultra-wide, it's about the size of a regular widescreen monitor and a half, giving you enough room to open two windows side-by-side without having to constantly switch between windows. One thing I would like to point out, however, is that "nearly borderless…

Strongly disappointed. I got the monitors after hearing good reviews from multiple sources (most of them were PC-based, to be honest) and bought them for my base 2017 27-inch Imac. Well to be honest I knew these monitors weren't going to be 5k and I didn't expect them to match the resolution but the colors were far off and even at full brightness they could match the brightness of my imac at half brightness not reach . I spent the better part of two days tweaking the settings and changing or…

An amazing monitor for those who multitask. I like LG's driver because it allows multiple layouts, but I mostly use it side-by-side; or in Excel, which is great for wide spreadsheets. I admit that with only one program/application this can be difficult due to the breadth. My eyes can't focus that far, but I usually open something else up and change the width to something comfortable for the main application I'm using. Let's face it, who doesn't like having a live webpage open while they're at…

The settings are difficult to adjust if you plan to use them for videos/images and reading texts. Unless you're using the monitor exclusively for video gaming or photo editing, and aren't too focused on reading text, it should work fine with the monitor's presets, otherwise you'll need to tweak and tweak until it suits your needs (hopefully it can adjust, I'm still working on it). I will update as soon as I start my quarter to really feel the impact of the ultra widescreen and the overall…

I bought it because I work from home more often. I have two monitors at work and am very used to it. I don't have a formal home office (just a spot in my living room with a computer desk), I really didn't want dual monitors for aesthetic reasons, at least I think it would draw attention away from the room. . My solution was this monitor, a wide monitor that supports split screen. This particular monitor allows you to split the screen in a variety of ways. I use it with half a screen and then…

What I like about this monitor: 1. Good color2. Clear picture 3. It's wide (obviously) 4. Good stand What I don't like about this monitor: 1. It takes a long time to wake up or turn off. Sometimes black screen for 10-15 seconds before the screen lights up. It's annoying to have to wait so long for the screen to display an image.2. The description advertises this screen with a thin frame. The plastic itself at the edge of the screen is thin, maybe 2mm. But the panel doesn't reach that edge. The…

Bought for work from home. I wanted something that wasn't as bulky and space-consuming as a dual monitor, but still had the breadth to roughly replicate the workstyle and productivity of an office with two huge dual monitors. I was afraid it might be too small, but I actually think this size is just perfect. It's not ultra high resolution, but it's a lot higher than my previous home monitor (which was still pretty good) and the picture quality looks great. me. The monitor itself is fairly slim,

Great monitor for gaming or multitasking. As you can see from the photo, two browsers fit on the screen and it's still very convenient. We use it to set up my daughter's game streaming and it works great. The picture quality is expert from LG. However, there is no sound from the built-in speaker, but most people don't use the built-in speakers anyway. For this we use a special Bluetooth soundbar. Overall, the price is reasonable (not cheap compared to others in this range), the image quality is

Great wide and beautiful monitor! Wow, it's FAR! I liked this monitor when I did. I had to send it back as it didn't work with my iMac as a second monitor, but it did work with my PC. My Mac was connected to one port and my PC to another. However, when I wanted to listen to music on a Mac, LG would mute my audio on my Mac using a ThunderBolt to HDMI or even DisplayPort port adapter. So of course I needed a monitor with VGA/HDMI/DP connections so this lovely monitor was sent back. When not using

If you're looking to buy this because it's HDR compatible, go ahead. This thing does a terrible job and games look worse in HDR than in SDR. I have a 2016 Samsung TV that actually supports 10-bit color for comparison. This TV is a budget HDR display but still offers a true HDR picture. It might look ok if you've never had an HDR panel before, but for now I just don't use HDR with this one. As an ultrawide monitor, this is fantastic. The extra space is ideal for productive apps and games. 75Hz…

The monitor itself is solid. Unfortunately, there is no virtual dual-screen software. It works well for the most part, but there are some issues. First, after maximizing a window, you cannot zoom out again until the application is restarted. It's really annoying when the Windows 10 calculator takes up the space of your monitor. If I had the space I would use two physical monitors, but this is the next best option.

The first thing you will notice is that there is only one control, the power button. If you press it, a small menu will appear for a short time that you cannot access. It is insensitive to your cursor and arrow keys. According to the accompanying brochure, the monitor is pre-calibrated - and honestly the colors look good. But if you want to customize it, you're SOL. Windows display settings can't help. The only files on the LG CD support a .pdf file titled "Precautions"(!). No mention of a…

I'm adding a third monitor to my laptop dock (Dell XPS 13 with 6000 series dock and Samsung 32 with 4K display) and it took a while for the dock to recognize the third monitor with a custom resolution, but after a few reboots The device still works great. This monitor is very bright and I've tested it in game, picture and reading modes and so far everything looks pretty sharp. So far, so good.

I love this monitor! Split screen software is like having two monitors with the ability to combine them from time to time to view large documents. Ideal!

I love this monitor, much better than two separate monitors. Notable performance: When using a Microsoft Surface Dock that uses a mini-display connector, a monitor with a mini-display was connected to an HDMI adapter and the monitor failed. Check the manual that using an adapter can cause problems. Luckily the monitor has a display port, so I bought an iVanky mini display port cable. Initially, the Surface Pro didn't recognize the new display, cut off power to the Surface Dock for a few…

I bought one of these when they first came out at least 5 years ago. I used it as my main monitor. When COVID hit, I had to work from home and wanted to connect my laptop to something larger than 13 inches. I decided to use another one of these bad boys and it works great. I now have 2 29" monitors on my desk and both are perfect. Highly recommended.

So I got this computer since I work from home now. I'm a new student so at least the computer was cheaper for a wide screen. The good thing is that I use screen sharing with my laptop, I can essentially have a lecture screen open and so many other screens. It's amazing and easy to set up.