32U990A-S

I just got a copy and I'm quite disappointed. I'm coming from an Ultrafine 5k, used in conjunction with an open M4 MBP below. Matte finish - totally fine! Nearly the same as my Nanotexture M4 MBP. Its great. on closer inspection its okay but not as good as nanotexture, and Asus ProArt PA32QCV is bet

The LG UltraFine Evo 6K in a dual setup looks stunning, it is insanely sharp, color-accurate, and unbelievably clean on a desk. It basically creates a studio-level workspace that feels both powerful and premium.

For me, honestly no. - I don't care about refresh rates, 60Hz is fine for me. I don't game and I don't do enough scrolling to notice on my computer (vs say a phone/tablet). I'm using my MacBook Air right now and the display is brilliant, not as good as my MacBook Pro but the difference for my uses i

There's the ASUS ProArt Display 6K PA32QCV and the LG UltraFine evo 32U990AS, but neither of them are really viable alternatives because they only offer a poor matte display, and anyone (like me) who wants full high-gloss quality when sitting in front of a monitor every day will not consider a matte

Ive been using a 2K 34" ultrawide monitor for the last few years, but now I'm craving a 6K revolution. That LG UltraFine evo is the perfec for the razor-sharp focus my productivity demands.

The LG’s new UltraFine™ evo 6K have a couple features that caught m eye: - eye comfort, that is very import if you spend many hours in front of the computer - 6k resolution that will allow me have 3 windows side by side - builtin KVM, which is great when you use a macbook for work and a gaming PC fo

I’d love to try the LG UltraFine™ evo 6K (32U990A) because it feels like the perfect fit for how I use my workspace. I do a mix of coding and web design, at least on some level, so having that 6K clarity and wide workspace would make it easier to view entire layouts, write cleaner code, and keep mul