Samsung LC34H890WJNXGO Ultrawide Curved Monitor with 3440x1440 Resolution, 100Hz Refresh Rate, Tilt and Height Adjustment, and Flicker-Free Technology Review

I've had a Samsung CH890 for about 24 hours now and I absolutely love this monitor. I used to have an ultra-wide 29" screen and didn't think the extra 5" would make such a big difference, but I was wrong. While working I can have 3 conveniently sized windows in 3 columns. It really makes a difference just looking left and right on one screen instead of looking at a second screen. I launched a few games and was blown away by how awesome and exciting everything looks. Here are some random…

It has everything: - USB C DP for charging Macbook Pro '16. It's 60 watts, but more than enough for me until I play with it. Currently MBP's main charging box is somewhere in the box and a USB-C cable is used for charging and video (if I haven't set up split screen, HDMI is also connected) - PBP is also used as split screen for support of two Sources labeled A: I use it to split my screen as if two monitors were connected, so I can split it 1-4 ways (USB C and HDMI) on Mac. Sometimes one side…

I bought this monitor for work as it had great features - good screen for data analysis, USB-C (to keep my desk tidy), USB 3 hub, etc. USB-C turns out to be useless , as the monitor can't keep my Macbook Pro charged and I still have to use the Apple power adapter. Also, the usb hub is only 2.0 when used for a mac which I use for a gigabit ethernet adapter. At USB 2.0 speeds, it only works at 3-400Mbps, which is way slower than I need. In addition, the picture quality is "pretty good". Not…

The size is really good. I went from two big screen monitors to this one. I wanted to save space on my desk and reduce the need to turn my head to see both monitors. I wasn't sure it would be okay to go to a GIANT screen. It was. After tweaking my work layout a bit, I really liked the huge workspace instead of two separate screens/workspaces. The monitor works great out of the box. I don't use it as two separate monitors, which it is capable of, but as a giant monitor. The Samsung screen…

Image quality is excellent for most people unless you are a professional photo or video editor. Quality is ok but the first one I ordered had a loose bezel which caused the backlight to slide down the sides. Came back, the second is fine. I bought it for the USB-C capability, which also charges your MacBook.

The Samsung LC34H890WJNXZA (CH890) Ultra Wide Monitor performs well as a desktop monitor, providing additional screen real estate and allowing desktop elements to be scaled for better viewing. The monitor I purchased arrived well packaged from Revain and was not damaged in transit. It was easy to make connections for two different computers, although one had to be connected via DisplayPort and the other via HDMI. With the cables that came with it and the DP->HDMI adapter I already had, it…

This monitor is great if you are a CAD professional and want a large workspace. I can edit ANSI B format drawings 100% and still read all the text with ease. The effective area is just over two 1920x1080 monitors. The extra pixel height is very handy. The only problem I had was that during meetings I have to make sure what I'm sharing is centered on the screen. Otherwise, other participants cannot see what I am showing them. The USB-C display and power port are great; However, not many laptops…

This is a great monitor! I was a little skeptical as some reviews claimed that text was hard to read due to the sharpness, and that's true to a certain extent, but simply changing the text size in your PC settings will instantly solve this problem. Definitely recommend to everyone!

The monitor itself is picture-wise good. I bought this model to take advantage of the PBP (Picutre By Picture) mode, which allows you to split the screen between two different computer inputs. While it works, the positioning controls are terrible. There are few location options (see fig.). There is an application available (Windows only) that manages virtual windows, but of course it only works on the part of the screen dedicated to the same input (in other words, it does not manage the…

This display almost matches my current set of two 27 inch monitors. The wide display looked phenomenal when playing games like Titan Quest. additional unused space at the top, bottom and sides of this display. Overall, I'm happy with this display, but it's not for me. I wanted a much larger display rather than eliminating the center bezel of my existing dual 27-inch setup. HIGHLY recommended for gamers, but not for professional or casual users who simply want a larger display than standard 27"…

This is without a doubt the best monitor I have ever owned. I play a lot but I also read and work on my computer so you have context for how I use it. Image quality, refresh rate, color reproduction and brightness are top notch. The stand is solid and has many adjustments. The only thing to note is that it takes up a lot of space if you use the included stand. I wasn't quite prepared for how deep it is, so it's a bit big for my desk and setup, but that's really my fault, not this monitor. I…

Amazing product Amazing. I was very skeptical on my first purchase because there was NO information on this product, there were no reviews and the only reviews were terrible, the only other reviews I could find were videos in a different language. I thought it should be released overseas first before coming to the US. I trusted my boyfriend because I love Samsung and it turned out amazing. Absolutely amazing picture quality. Works GREAT with a fully featured 15" MacBook Pro. Loads it flawlessly

I use this monitor for writing software, emails, documents and spreadsheets. A reasonable choice for the money. It's very bright and the colors are good. It's nice to have so much screen space to open large and complex spreadsheets or open an IDE at the same time as the webpage or application you're working on. This display is quite suitable for long text reading sessions. I wish I'd spent about $200 more on a Dell with comparable specs. You'll really notice the sharpness and contrast around…

Great screen, feels premium, runs at 100hz with no issues, well packaged and easy to set up. Looks great with the rest of my setup but definitely a highlight. I came with 1080p 27 inches, the difference between day and night, now I can open 3 programs side by side without hiding any of them. I would highly recommend it to all busy professionals.

Something is wrong with this monitor. First off, it's shaky, very, very shaky! I suspect it's due to how light it is and how the kickstand works, but the screen shakes with normal typing. not good. The 2 USBs on the back are unusable. And the back cover is so hard to get in and out you might have to because they hide the USB in it. Not very good.

I really like this monitor, it easily replaces the triple monitor setup I used in the office. I can't believe I'm waiting 3 months post Covid to buy this. The monitor also serves as my laptop hub. My Lenovo Elitebook plugs directly into the USB-C port.

For a mediocre gamer like me, this monitor is perfect. MMO role-playing games are very immersive thanks to the ultra-wide screen. I went from 60 to 100Hz and found the refresh rate much better and well worth the $550 spent.

The first monitor I had had a shadow on the right and bottom so I replaced it. The second monitor had a shadow on the right but also small horizontal lines that were VERY distracting. I think I should learn my lesson and go with Dell from the start.

Great screen, feels premium, runs at 100hz with no issues, well packaged and easy to set up. Looks great with the rest of my setup but definitely a highlight. I came with 1080p 27 inches, the difference between day and night, now I can open 3 programs side by side without hiding any of them. I would highly recommend it to all busy professionals.

Looks great, much better than the tn panel in my old samsung ue590. Better color, better contrast, significantly darker blacks, and very little backlighting.