🖥️ LG UltraWide Curved Monitor 35BN75C B 3440X1440P: Unbeatable Clarity, 120Hz, HDR, Flicker-Free & More Review

This is a great monitor that I use with my MacBook Pro and it's one of the few monitors that supports 90W charging. The resolution is an improvement over my previous setup. I used to use x2 24" 1080p curved monitors. It's a huge improvement: - This monitor takes up less space on your desk - The height can be adjusted easily - The screen real estate is definitely useful - It feels, like having 2 24" monitors gives me more screen real estate but I don't really miss it or care about it. That's…

Aside from being ineffective, I had really mixed feelings. Pros: 1) Powered USB-C hub. Nice that everything is controlled with a single cable. 2) Lightweight: My kickstand was undamaged and lighter than expected. 3) The 35 inch width was good. The first thing that struck me is that it's very short, you lose a lot of vertical space if you're used to the 16:9.2 refresh rate, used DisplayPort cable, USB C, tested on Mac and PC etc.) . It wasn't what I expected. 3) It was my fault. I thought it had

I was hesitant to buy from a supplier I didn't know (Arsenal PC) that offered this monitor at such an incredible price (75% less than the nearest retailer). I must give them the love and respect they deserve when they made the purchase. I have to admit that I wasn't sure if it would be without significant problems. I was wrong! What followed was a brand new/never out of the box LG35BN75C at a price that most people, myself included, would think too good to be true. I'm glad I took the risk and…

The box was wrapped in black tape. That was to tell me something was wrong. The box was opened and the power adapter for the TV was removed. I can't connect it and it's not being used. This is an absolute disappointment and I am very upset. Thumbs down to the dealer. Buyer Warning!

I needed this for work. I use multiple documents to complete one and it's much better than my previous two screens. I had a hard time finding non-game related reviews, but stumbled across a database operator who suggested this and decided to give it a try. Works great and I will never go back to dual monitors.

Since I just wired this today, I'll be brief and update the review later. I like it. Looks great. And more than I thought. Very happy. The only problem I had was trying to register the product on the LG website. This product model number is not displayed. I called LG and they said the model was brand new and not in their system yet. I can have my name entered on the map by e-mail. So no big deal. I replaced my LG monitor with this one so I already have an on screen display but the model isn't…

Text looks terrible and the overall picture is very blurry when using a MacBook via USB-C and an Xbox One x via HDMI. Overall very disappointed.

A good monitor for a home office with Excel or programming. It's almost like having 2 monitors side by side. The resolution is a bit grainy as it's 3440 x 1440 or 21:9 (actually 21.5:9) and not full 4K but 2K. The monitor comes with speakers, which seems nice, but "MaxxAudio" is more like "MinimumAudio"; absolutely awful sound. My Lenovo Thinkpad has better speakers! LG touts OnScreen Control - according to LG "you can customize your workspace by splitting the display or adjusting basic monitor