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

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…

I don't use it for gaming. Browsing the Internet and editing photos/videos. The ad is very beautiful. I scaled down a 43 inch 4k TV for video editing and it took me a while to get used to the smaller size but that was just me. After a few months of use, the only problem I have is the poor quality of the speakers. In the settings there is an option "Maximum Audio. I thought it would improve the sound. It's terrible and almost makes the speech distorted. With the option turned off, the sound…

I wanted to wait a week to review this product. When it arrived the installation was very easy and straightforward (some people may need help with the desktop mount as it is quite heavy and strong). As I will be studying medicine very soon I needed an ultra wide monitor for all the tasks I know I will do. After literally WEEKS of research (i.e. youtube, reddit, google, amazon reviews, etc.) I decided this monitor was mid-range for value for money - boy were you right! I connected it to my M1…

First, there is no manual. Go to their website and it's very hard to find anything about this monitor. I was about to give it a star when I found out about another LG monitor that worked here. The monitor has a resolution of 3440 x 1440, but when I plugged it in, my Windows 10 computer with a Radeon R9 270 suggested something like 3840 x 2160, so I installed it. How does a monitor exceed its maximum resolution? Anyway, I haven't tried anything as different resolutions worked correctly. I got…

So much better than I expected. This was bought for work to replace 2 old 27 inch monitors (dual monitor setup). I like this single monitor layout and I have a lot more screen real estate than with 2 monitors. The mounting rod and table clamp are fully adjustable and work in multiple positions, but do not rotate 90° vertically, which seems to have caused some confusion for other customers.

On its own, it seemed like a decent $500: a non-curved, ultra-wide 34-inch IPS device with an integrated USB hub. Unfortunately, there are simply better options for both professional workflows and gamers. Also, my particular model had pretty poor quality control, as you can see there are dead pixels along the entire length of the screen. For professional workflows, color accuracy, connectivity and IPS are paramount. Well, while this panel delivers reasonably accurate color reproduction and…

I was a little apprehensive when I bought it as the conventional wisdom is that monitors wider than 27 inches should be curved. However, this has in no way negatively affected my usage and enjoyment. I mainly use this for games with a bit of multi-screening for multi-site learning. I have a previously used 27" VA monitor and this is definitely a step up. The only downside is that few videos on YouTube or PC games have ultra wide support. It shouldn't matter much if you don't mind the side…

I love the design and the size. Switched from dual monitors in the office to a non-ultra wide monitor at home. Now I work 100% from home and miss my dual monitor. Since I have an Xbox connected I don't need two monitors so I bought this baby. Couldn't be happier. The only thing I have is that the monitor stand is private. So if the monitor ever dies, the stand is useless unless you stick with LG, assuming they don't change their design. Several errors in the setup. If you're running anything…

I bought it to replace a broken LG 34UM95 that would no longer turn on. It was the first 34-inch monitor with a 3440 x 1440 resolution, released in 2014. On the contrary, the 34WN750-B looks like an upgrade in every way. Color accuracy, crisp picture, refresh rate, OSD options and DP 1.4. There are a few exceptions. The stand is thinner, although this isn't a problem in normal use, and there's a noticeable backlight blur in some dark scenes. I didn't notice it at work. Workflows, but something…

I only got this to free up some desk space in my home office, mainly hoping to use it as two screens without the need for a second monitor. I assembled it in less than a minute and it connected to my Lenovo laptop quickly and easily. I probably worked for a maximum of 5 minutes, including downloading the software. You can split it into 4 screens which I haven't tried, mostly I use 2 screen split or PIP. For example, monitor WebEx in PIP while working from the home screen. Side-by-side split…

The 34-inch 780 has everything you could possibly want. The support arm is so flexible, perfectly balanced for easy adjustment. I will never buy a monitor with a stand again. Image calibrated on site. The colors are clear, rich and detailed. 1440 resolution is the "best option". 4k - terribly slows down the system when you video conference. GO-TO meeting works like a dog when my colleagues with 4k monitors share their screen. With a resolution of 1440 there are no problems. The wide screen…

Bought as the main display at work. I'm an IT professional working from home due to Covid. I was working from a laptop and the lack of workspace was a bit of an issue for me. This display has greatly improved my work environment and productivity. Excellent color and brightness. The built-in speakers aren't bad for a display either. They're not as tinny as some I've heard. It was easy to set up and has a good stable base with an adjustable height. The on/off switch is located in the center under

Lots of pixels but still big enough to use without much zooming. I wish there were more USB ports but other than that it's a great monitor to work with.

The way this monitor is marketed as "Ultra-Wide for Business and Gaming" is 100% bullshit. This monitor is low resolution, lower quality and not usable at all. They behave like "ultrawide", meaning you get a lot of space, but google sheets and normal websites

I'm not a gamer, but one of my two monitors is dusty. I decided to buy a large monitor to replace the two smaller ones. I'm glad I did. I can open multiple files at once and make them big enough for easy reading. It took a little getting used to as the two monitors were at a slight angle, but I've gotten used to it now.

I bought this product from Revain and saved $75. The product was in excellent condition and met my needs. I am looking at several documents and it gives me the opportunity to do this. If you're looking for an extremely sharp image, this isn't it. I think I'm too used to 4K TV! One of the best features is the ability to adjust up and down, tilt and create split screens.

Just received today! 1. Setup is very simple. 2. There is no control in the monitor. So you can't change the brightness or anything else. This is a big disadvantage .3. Because of this I have problems with my eyes .4. The advantages of a large monitor are 0.5. I managed to connect to my laptop and desktop.

This monitor is great. Love it. Frees up a lot of space on your desktop. With the center-mounted ElGato front-facing camera, this is a great zoom station with plenty of room for multiple open windows while still being able to look straight at the camera.

This monitor is amazing. Great picture, great colors, black, contracts, everything. Even the built-in speakers aren't that bad. What I like the most is the ergonomic stand. worth every penny.

The best monitor for my home office so far. I'm not a gamer so I can't comment on the refresh rate, but for professionals it's perfect. Have two of these and it's so easy to move them around. Ideal for seating tables