LG 34BK95U W UltraFine UltraWide Thunderbolt 75Hz: High Dynamic Range and Tilt Adjustment Review

Installation: MacBook Pro 2018 Thunderbolt/USB-C running OS 11.6 and 12.2, connected with either the included Thunderbolt cable or USB-C 20GHz cable (each behaves differently). First, the monitor looks good. This is a nice addition to the standard Mac screens. I need the extra space this monitor offers and a single cable setup is perfect. I've been using this monitor for over 6 months now and thought I figured out all of its quirks. But I was wrong. This monitor is too expensive to solve…

Great monitor. The LG quality is evident. Works great with Macs and with powerful Dell Workstations (5500). Dell uses the computer's power adapter instead of the video cable for power… --- For macOS the MonitorControl software has proven fantastic (running DP 1.4, see below) which allows you to adjust contrast, brightness and volume from the menu. Volume buttons, etc. To make it perfect, try this monitor also with Apple's new Thunderbolt4 ACTIVE cable (it's not cheap, its connectors are full of

It's a beautiful ultra wide. Ideal if you have a powerful display-connected GPU, need an ultra wide-angle monitor and want the picture to be better than your eye can see. Don't assume your laptop can drive this monitor just because you have a Thunderbolt or USB 3 port. Thunderbolt/USB compatibility with this monitor is a complex mess. Even my compatible Thunderbolt laptops had to be replugged repeatedly to select the correct resolution. Displayport seems like a much more reliable way to use…

I had a 27" LG 4K monitor at home. With its 168 PPI, it offers crisp text resolution. But 27" is too small to encrypt and open technical documents at the same time. At work, I have a 34" Monitor used LG 3440-1440 which doesn't have the crisp/sharp text resolution compared to a 27" 4K monitor. Screen. However, its extra screen real estate makes it very useful for displaying multiple screens at the same time. The LG 34BK95U-W combines best of both worlds. However, there are some issues setting up

I've been trying for a long time to find the perfect monitor for my 13" MacBook Pro. The most important feature is the USB-C connector, which means that ONE CABLE connects the computer to the display. It transmits power to charge the laptop ., as well as audio, video and data. Anything you plug into the display's two standard USB ports will automatically 'plug' into the laptop. But the Mac's native display is 218 pixels per inch (ppi) - a retina display. I actually bought two other 34" monitors

The only thing I can say I didn't like about this monitor (it's the monitor's fault anyway) is that HDR looks weird when you have a dark background and a small light box with text (or a cursor). . I *think* you should google "HDR zone bloom" if you want to know more about it. I think *probably* that it will be fine if you're viewing HDR images/video, but I don't recall testing this specifically. In any case, a 34" 21:9 monitor is equivalent in height to a 27" 16:9 monitor, but I was coming from

I'm connected to my M1 Macbook Pro and when the monitor works it works fine, if not it's a problem. I always have problems with the monitor, it does not remember the settings. When the computer goes to sleep and restarts, the monitor resets to a lower setting and a position that I didn't set. I have to unplug and plug it back in for it to work. Sometimes it doesn't even start; I have to open and reconnect it. The support is practically useless. They repeat the same process over and over and…

High resolution: ppi=163 (no pixelation visible) <--- Best in my opinion, color saturation is great! The sound is amazing for this monitor! (great if I don't want to turn on 5.1 surround sound) With next-gen graphics cards you'll probably be able to hit 60 fps in some/most games (however, this monitor isn't gaming-ready). I use 240Hz with 1ms response for gaming. Be sure to install Vesa for this kid! If you are a trader you will love this monitor! Also great for content creation/photo…

I was given two high quality regular monitors to work with and got horrible eyestrain from reading text all day. I have replaced both monitors with a single 5K monitor and have not had eye fatigue from using for more than nine hours a day in seven months. The large screen makes it much easier to switch between eight or nine software programs that I have open at the same time, since I can view five or six different items on one large screen at the same time. I set the brightness to 18 out of 100

I've been using this monitor for about 8 months now, everything seems to be working fine as it has the latest firmware that works fine on MacOS. However, I've found that the rear USB "3.0" ports don't offer the expected 5GB speeds, instead offering USB 2.0 480MB throughput, which is quite disappointing. I only noticed this when cycling through multiple USB hubs with Gigabit Ethernet ports for an all-in-one docking solution. I was only able to take advantage of the advertised 1GB hub speed when…

It connects to my 16" Macbook Pro. Nice screen, great graphics, amazing size, stylish stand/stand. So why "2"? Something about this monitor is weird. It doesn't always turn on when I mean it waking up computer. from sleep mode. When this happens the only way to solve this problem is to turn off the power and do a hard reset. I've tried everything humanly possible (e.g. I have this monitor now for 2 years and the problem started before the first year was up but i didn't address it until after…

Use the monitor primarily for gaming. This is my first quality monitor and it works damn well. 60 Hertz, which is a deal breaker for some. not much for me I'm not a gamer, so performance isn't an issue for first-person shooters. I'm happy with how it works and would recommend it to others. I might even consider buying a few more in the future. i love quality

I connect the monitor to my laptop using the included USB-C cable. I get a full 5120*2160 resolution when it works, which is really nice. However, the monitor often doesn't wake up when the laptop wakes up from sleep mode or simply hasn't been used for a while. Sometimes I woke up but the resolution switched to 3840*2160 automatically. It seems that when any of the above situations occur, the only solution is to restart the laptop. Also, this model should work with the new iPad Pro 2020; That's

I tried this monitor because I like working with ultra-wide aspect ratios - the LG UltraFine 4K and 5K displays sold by Apple are too portrait for me; I think they have too much vertical space to use effectively which is why I ended up buying this display despite the cost. However, it is clear that this display was NOT designed for Mac. I have an M1 MacBook Air and the display never turned on when using the Bluetooth keyboard with the laptop lid closed. To turn on the display, I had to open the

This is for a 34-inch 5k x 2k monitor with a USB-C port. Good: As a display, this device is almost flawless, bright but not uncomfortable at 36 inches, very clear, no moiré or flicker, no viewing angle problems. and no eye strain when used for several days. Compared to the Retina display on my 2018 MacBook Pro, legibility is equal or better in standard display mode, with more room for coding, CAD, and text. MacBook (and most importantly, delivers enough power to run the MacBook at full power)…

This display is amazing. There are no issues at all (other than the normal glow of IPS) and it's beautiful. Not sure why the bottom bezel is LITTLE larger than the rest, but this is a comment for LG. It's currently the only monitor of its kind on the market - basically 4k pixel density at 21:9. Works great on my Razer Blade Pro 2017 with DisplayPort to USB-C cable, 5k2k@60hz. However, the monitor is not recognized when the computer wakes up from sleep. but this is probably a problem on the…

I've been using these workstation displays since they first shipped and have several in service. I haven't had any reliability issues and the display quality is excellent. The stand is very attractive and easy to set up, and the cables that come with it are of high quality. I use them with both Macs on the Thunderbolt port and use them on PCs with Displayport connectors. It's not the display's fault, but I'd like to note that when you connect this display to a DisplayPort on an eGPU on a Mac…

manure stand. See you later. Order your own metal bracket. It will dominate the screens around it with color, vibrancy and brightness. The image is twice the vertical screen area you are currently viewing. with greater clarity and vivid colors. Three screens work with one media connection. I have great screens connected to a busy peripheral for incoming email. document management. etc. I only use the G970. I expected to have to update immediately. I see no reason to do so at the moment. very…

This is the third monitor I've bought from this guy. This is not a cheap monitor and when it works it works great. However, it is very annoying when these screens go in and out multiple times a day. WTech!

This is a fantastic premium display. It seems reliable for both gaming and productivity tasks. My only regret is that it's not the curved display I have at work (a Dell display with inferior resolution and brightness). For displays > 32 inches, one end of the other seems lost and far away with no curvature. .Only 4 stars for the games as only games can give you more bang for your buck but it remains a premium performer.