Experience Seamless Gaming with LG 34WP60C B 34 Inch UltraWide Borderless 160Hz Monitor with AMD FreeSync™ Premium Technology Review

I bought this monitor as an upgrade from my previous 28" 4k monitor to have enough space when developing software to display 2 column differences in 2 separate windows. The 34-inch monitor definitely made this easier, but I found that it was actually too wide, not tall enough, and left the font too pixelated to clearly distinguish characters. I ended up returning this monitor and got a Dell 32 inch 4k monitor which actually has more usable screen real estate and allows 1.25x magnification for…

My picture does not convey this due. I underestimated the true size of this beast. I'll be running my Xbox on it until I switch to a gaming PC soon, but let me just say that 4K at 120Hz is pure beauty. My POV has definitely improved and I can play much better with almost no lag. It's worth buying and I'm considering getting another one for a vertical monitor with one as a horizontal mount. I've read reviews about the broken pixels issue on arrival, but I haven't had such an issue.

I bought the cheaper version because it's the same monitor with a cheap stand; Since I installed it on a flexible arm, the stand didn't matter. This is a very good monitor for the money. It's VA, not IPS, so colors are more vibrant, and the reduced viewing angle of VA monitors isn't really noticeable unless you intend to use it as an off-center secondary monitor. PRO - Very cheap price - LOTS of screen space, you can put about 50 icons in the taskbar. - High refresh rate, very smooth scrolling.

I was waiting for Prime Day and bought it for $230. Best buy as it still sells for around $400 elsewhere. That being said, even for a reasonable price this is an excellent monitor that will satisfy even the most demanding customer. Great games, big screen area. for programming and working. For those who want an ultra-wide monitor, but not so wide that it has nowhere to put it, and with manageable dimensions, this is a must-have.

I really wanted this monitor to please me. The price and size were really good. Overall the image looked fine, but I couldn't get it to display fonts that didn't make them look "blurred". It was connected to a newer MacBook Pro M1 Pro via HDMI and DisplayPort. No matter what I did, the fonts always looked fuzzy and nothing was "sharp". The last straw for me was connecting via RDP to the windows box and I could barely read the files in file explorer. For those who don't need higher resolution…

I couldn't be happier with this monitor. About a week ago I went to a large electronics store and bought a 34 inch wide screen LG TV. After connecting, I immediately realized I had made a mistake. Monitors of this width should be curved. When they are flat, the corners look far away and almost bend backwards. I sent the monitor back and ordered this from Revain. Ideally. Double the viewing experience compared to my existing 27" curved monitor, great screen quality and an overall great product…

I had to get a replacement because the first one was damaged, but I think that's understandable when you have something like a screen. I've made a lot of purchases and decided to pull the trigger mainly because of the refresh rate and price. I play games like Forza and Cyberpunk and make music, the screen looks fine with an older GTX 20 series graphics card. No complaints really, very easy to set up and again a very good price for the size and features.

Replaces my straight Ultra-Wide. I went wrong at my other location. As soon as you take a curve, don't go straight! LG makes a good product. My old LGs still work

It's a beautiful monitor, but it doesn't have connections for anything other than HDMI on the back. So if you want to plug something in, you can't, which is really odd considering how expensive it is.

First for my rating. The screen is excellent. It looks elegant, the image quality is top-notch, and gaming is smooth. Every review you see about it on YouTube is correct. No screen problem. My only issue is that the monitor did not come with a power adapter or display cable as advertised and I must mention that it was tested by Amazon. Now the most interesting. Revain only offers refunds or replacements. I would definitely agree with that, but in my current position it is not acceptable. You…

All parts needed for standalone and VESA use are built into the monitor and base. There is no foreign equipment to lose sight of.

The LG 34WP65C-B is a 34" UltraWide QHD (3440 x 1440) VA Curved Display with a pixel aspect ratio of 21:9 and this one has an entire dead pixel bar at the top of the screen. In decades of buying LCDs , phones and TVs I never had dead pixel issues until I tried LG products.If you buy LG monitors I recommend you do a simple 3440x1440 dead pixel screen test.Sorry.

For those interested in using it with Gsync, like me, it seems compatible from what I can tell from its inclusion, although it's not mentioned. As far as I can tell, there are no dead pixels or screen issues. The quality is suitable for gaming. Tip: Enable both gsync and vsync and limit your framerate to around 156 or whatever you're comfortable running in each game for the smoothest possible graphics and near-zero input lag.

The box arrived with a hard bang on one side and there didn't seem to be a fragility label on any part of the box. I hope the monitor arrives undamaged.

This is my third ultrawide monitor - previous screens were the older LG 34" Flat and Acer's 34" Curved. All three have a resolution of 3440x1440. Acer's Curved and LG's Curved are of the same quality - both have the same input/output ports, same stand/positioning features, and so on. The curved Acer was around $550 when I bought it, and I was able to get the LG 34WP65C for less than $400. Excellent value for money and quality. Good for multitasking at work and also a great screen for Euro Truck

I don't use it for gaming, but I can open many windows for work projects without constantly opening and closing anything. I like that I can easily raise and lower it to accommodate my height.

I like using a widescreen so I can open multiple programs while I work. I constantly refer to several sites and programs for work. So it pays to keep 3 or more windows open and open each one at a size I can read.

I bought this monitor to significantly outperform my other LG monitor I bought years ago and it's still holding up very well. The new one broke when I took it out of the box, so disappointed!

As someone who occasionally works remotely and also studies online, I was able to treat myself to this monitor. Was working great until it stopped. I was interviewing a candidate for a position in my department and the monitor became loud and wouldn't turn on. Sent back for a refund.

So far I am delighted with this monitor. It's a 60Hz replacement for a three year old LG UW Curved and I can see the difference in both gaming and performance with my MB Pro. I particularly like the automatic switching from 1 source to the other, which was not the case with my old monitor. absolute luxury! ha ha. I would recommend at the moment. although I'm only a few weeks old.