I bought this high resolution LG monitor because I wanted a higher resolution display for my laptop but didn't want to pay a lot. Now, after two days of use, I think the quality is great. The display is sharp and clear - you can really see the difference in the high resolution. It's also easy on the eyes, which is good for me since I sit in front of it all day. Settings are accessed via a small joystick below the display. I found the joystick concept a bit odd at first, but after using it a few

If you're on a budget but still need a decent quality 1440p monitor, you won't be wrong. However, don't expect to be blown away by it. I drove Asus at 1080p daily. I bought two of these LGs for a dual screen setup. After switching to them I was a bit disappointed with the colors. Asus had the best contrast, brightness, saturation, and black levels. I also noticed the lack of local dimming zones. However, it is still acceptable for everyday use. I mostly work on the computer, but sometimes I…

★ 1440 is a great resolution to use more screen real estate, especially for productivity purposes. In my opinion anything over 20 inches should be above 1080 resolution - your eyes will thank you. ★ 75Hz offers additional viewing comfort. ★ Bright backlight with wide brightness adjustment options. ★ Decent color reproduction and the ability to customize settings. ☆ Definitely not the easiest monitor to calibrate or match to an adjacent screen. ☆ Boundaries could be narrower given the…

I was looking for a monitor with very strict specs and found this one that scored 4 out of 5. Unfortunately there is no monitor that: - Under $200 - 1440p resolution - IPS display - 24 inch or less - 120Hz or more I went with 120Hz and settled on this one which is 75Hz. However, the price far exceeded my expectations; it was only $170, which was the second cheapest 1440p monitor I could find at the time, among dozens of others. The stand is mostly good enough and has an easily adjustable tilt…

New job, home office job, it's time to upgrade the monitor. I was VERY happy with the image quality and overall functionality. Great value for money. I'm not a gamer but I do a lot of hard work in Excel and crappy monitors can wreak havoc on my eyes from staring at spreadsheets all day. This monitor has excellent blue light reduction options and the picture is crisp. The only complaint is the toggle button at the bottom. The LG monitor it replaced had touch controls on the bottom bezel; It was…

I'm looking for a large screen monitor for work. I don't play games and have some graphics work or video editing. I don't think I need a 4K monitor for YouTube videos. It works great with an affordable price. Good colors on my MacBook Pro. My MacBook Pro supports a 4k monitor, but I don't want to spend more money on it.

As I said, everything is great, except for the power cord. The power cord is very short. So if you don't have an outlet right where you installed it, it won't reach far enough.

It's nice to have more pixels than regular HD (1080) on a 24-inch monitor without going up to 4K, which just doubles everything and costs twice as much. The picture quality, colors and brightness are okay for the price. My only two complaints are that there's a bit more light leakage than with a regular monitor (i.e. dark images aren't as black as they should be, but that's okay) and the actual edge of the display is still a quarter of an inch off Edge removed, although it looks almost…

This monitor gives a nice clear picture and allows me to connect a display or an HDMI port. I have it and an old 32 inch Lenovo monitor currently running on my computer. I think the picture quality of this is much better than the old one. It works fine with a resolution of 2560x1440.

Like many others now working from home, I wanted to do away with the separate areas for work and home computing. I wanted to easily switch between work and home with 2 32" monitors. I was willing to pay a high price for one of the gaming monitors, but I didn't care as much for the second. I wanted both monitors to be QHD. My home PC is a new RTX 3070 gaming system. My work PC is an HP Elitebook laptop. For a gaming monitor, I bought an LG 32GK65B-B VA panel with 144Hz and Freesync for $399. For

Now I have two of these monitors. The picture quality is amazing and the monitor is lightweight. I also like that it uses very little power.

This monitor is excellent value for money. If all you want is a solid 24-inch monitor with crisp 2K resolution, decent colors, and thin bezels from a trusted, well-known brand, there's nothing better unless you're willing to shell out nearly double that price. I use it as a second monitor on my arm and it's fantastic for that use case. The only thing that bothers me is that the OSD doesn't rotate (unless I can find a setting, but looked for it).

I bought it from Revain for $172 (it was $247 at the time). As this was a warehouse deal I was concerned it might be defective but the monitor was in like new condition. The packaging was slightly damaged but the contents were not damaged at all. The only signs of wear were a few smudges on the display, which were easily removed with a microfiber cloth. Amazing monitor, especially if you can sell it well; Just make sure the camp seller is Revain himself.