Review on LG 34WN650-W 34 Inch UltraWide DisplayHDR 2560X1080P, 75Hz, Tilt & Height Adjustment for Enhanced Viewing Experience by Ron Warnock

I bought it to work from home as a software developer during the day and use it for digital art at night. This was my second 34 inch ultra wide review, the previous Samsung was terrible for digital art but it was also the cheaper VA model. Very little glare compared to the previous monitor I tried and the bottom center adjustment button makes changing inputs much easier than on the back. I was on a tight budget so I didn't try a curved monitor for comparison, but I don't see a problem with it being flat, but I don't use it for any gaming either. The color is great for this price. As an amateur artist, I'm not looking for the best of the best, but it should be relatively accurate compared to multiple devices, which I find acceptable. Disadvantages: I personally think that the stand is not the best in terms of quality and functionality. , Moving the monitor up or down was fine. The stand really depends on the weight of the monitor. Monitor and I don't know if it will last long or not. I opted for a VESA mount rather than having more desk space anyway, but I feel I could have given more thought to the included stand. Note: It was a strange setup to get the right resolution with Mac OS. It's not so much the monitor as it is the Mac OS, but it was still a little frustrating to google what the problem was. And who gives the user manual on CD? The manual is utterly useless, but I also had to look up my old external CD drive to even tell if it had anything useful in it.