🖥️ Experience True Immersion with LG 35WN65C B UltraWide Monitor: FreeSync, 3440X1440, 100Hz, HDR, Curved & HD Review

I had a 34 inch curved monitor from Dell for a few years so I decided to upgrade it. I have an LG C1 TV and have always been impressed with the picture quality. Which are not transmitted to their monitors. This LG was way worse than my cheaper and older Dell. The curve was very dramatic, with text and icons glowing slightly behind it, and the monitor didn't stay in place while I was typing, it just kept bouncing. I think the picture was ok but it didn't live up to the $670 I paid. It was better

I liked every feature of the LG monitor except the power/toggle switch. There must be a more specific way to turn the monitor on and off. The toggle switch is great for changing ports and other functions, but it's cumbersome, trying to simply turn the monitor on and off. I have to press the toggle switch multiple times just to turn the monitor on and off.

This is a good monitor to replace dual screen. It allows you to keep multiple files/programs open and work on one screen at the same time.

Big size. My first ultrawide monitor. After using it, my previous 27 inch QHD looks small. I have an MPB Pro but I didn't buy the USB-C version of this monitor because all LG USB-C monitors have speed issues with a USB hub. Better spend your money on a good Thunderbolt hub. Build Quality: Good, but could be better. I have another LG monitor: Ergo 27, build quality and ergonomics are much better. Metal stand instead of plastic. Screen: If you've worked with good IPS displays (Mac, Cinema, LG…

I bought this ultrawide monitor to use with my new M1 Mac Mini. I was able to connect the monitor to my Mac Mini using a USB-C to DisplayPort cable (not included with the monitor) and plugged the USB-C end into the Thunderport port on my Mac Mini. The monitor immediately set itself to a maximum resolution of 3440x1440. The screen refresh rate is 100Hz for the DisplayPort connection, which should allow for smooth scrolling of images on the screen (looks nice, but I don't see much of a…

The item shown is for the 34-inch USB-C model. USB-B was received instead. I think the problem comes from a third party somehow. If you check the model number with the manufacturer, you'll find that this model only has two USB-A ports, one USB-B, two HDMI ports, a display port, and a headphone jack on the back. -> USB-C adapter should work.