LG 34UM58P 34" UltraWide Monitor with 75Hz Refresh Rate, HD Display Review

Great screen, only got one star because I/O is limited to HDMI and there is noticeable ghosting at times. Haven't figured out how to get the speakers to work or they're dead. In my case it doesn't matter as I prefer better headphones or speakers than monitors. I bought it to write articles for school and surf the internet/watch movies. As it was the cheapest 34 inch ultra wide TV at the time of purchase, I didn't expect it to compete with more expensive screens. Great for my purposes. If you…

LOVE IT - IT'S GREAT FOR WATCHING MOVIES ALSO - I USE THIS FOR RECORDING DAW - AND I USE EVERY SQUARE INCH OF EVERYTHING That's my review.

It's Billy Fuccillo! Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo love it. Not a gamer, an IT specialist. Great object for work.

Excellent picture quality, no dead pixels. Overall I like it a lot for the price. I would easily give it 5 stars except that I have built in speakers that don't work. I can easily get around this by hooking up speakers, but still.

This monitor replaced my two HP 24 inch monitors and freed up some space. As a primary 34-inch monitor, it does its job well, and I was able to purchase a factory refurbished LG-authorized monitor for just over $200 on another site. This review focuses on what it has in common with the new 34UM58-P. As many reviewers have pointed out, it's very good value for money, but it's important to be aware of its limitations. First, it has speaker controls but no speakers. There is a mini-jack input on…

Amazing clarity. It can record multiple screens at the same time and allows you to get a lot of work done without having to switch between programs. Easy to assemble. Shipped with care. Excellent price.

Nice and big. Struggling with the right settings to use full screen without garbled text. This is a common problem with 21:9 monitors.

Great monitor. Ideal for uses like hard work and play. This is a replacement for a dual monitor setup and looks more professional. Also a quick tip if you have a Costco card that stocks $340 at each Costco!

PANEL FEATURES Screen size Class (diagonal) 34 inch Panel type IPS Color gamut (CIE1931) sRGB more than 99% Color depth (number of colors) 8 bit, 16.7 MP Spacing (mm) 0.312 mm x 0.310 mm Response time 5 ms GTG refresh Frame rate 75 Hz Aspect ratio 21:9 Resolution 2560 x 1080 Brightness (cd/m2) 250 cd/m2 Contrast Mega Viewing angle 178 / 178

Make sure you have good cables, especially for Macs, otherwise you won't get the resolution you want. Normal viewing on a widescreen monitor requires a resolution of 2560 x 1080. The split screen feature is awesome!

Forced to work from home, I needed to increase screen real estate. It was a blessing. Great easy setup. The quality is amazing. I have no complaints.

I bought it from Costco for $305 (tax included) and I love how immersive you feel using it. My previous setup was two 27-inch LCDs side-by-side, and while the overall screen resolution of the two 27-inch LCDs is larger, someone's 34-inch ultrawide feels a lot bigger. My only issue was my laptop recognizing the screen resolution as a driver the CD was not working properly. This was quickly fixed by extracting the latest drivers and LG's latest color management profile.

This monitor is legal. This is a lot easier than trying to use two separate monitors. Plenty of space to run multiple windows or apps in dual-screen mode. Very good price at Costco at the moment.

I'm really surprised how cool this monitor is. The extra space offered by the ultra-wide 34-inch display makes it easier to work while you work. Ultra wide video content is excellent. There is simply no other word for it. Playing this thing is a real pleasure. The monitor has no input lag. It's bright and the colors are great. If you want to look into 21:9 space, this is a great monitor for that.

Color, resolution and sharpness are very good. Tilt adjustment is sufficient. I would have liked a display port. I also bought it from Costco for just under $300.

First, let me say that this monitor is good enough to get you into the ultra-wide gaming arena, but it's not amazing and definitely not for everyone. Background: I spontaneously bought this monitor from Costco where it was $350. I've had my eye on a selection of ultrawide monitors for a while, but accessing 1440p gaming on a 35-inch screen will typically set you back at least $600, and that was way overpriced. About the monitor: This is a 1080p monitor with a maximum resolution of 2560 x 1080…

Impressive monitor. Needed an HDMI output which my desktop PC didn't have so had to buy a graphics card as well. There is no annoying tilt of the monitor stand. It seems to lean toward my chest, which is why I'm considering buying a monitor stand. These additives increase the price. But I paid $260 at Costco, that helps. Ultrawide is better than two monitors side by side. With a column width of 8.43, my Excel spreadsheet goes in an AM column.

We use them as computer monitors instead of buying two monitors. The staff love them. Connected out of the box with no issues. Definitely plan to buy more!