34GN850-B

Picked up a LG 34gn850-b last year for like $330 or something and can't regretted it. It's no OLED, to be sure, but I've no desire to upgrade at all. And I say this as someone who fully appreciates OLED panels. I adore my LG OLED television in my home theater setup. 1440P UW is a good sweet spot for

I also play on an ultrawide (LG 34GN850-B). What do you have the FOV at in game? I have mine at 70. When using an FOV calculator, 70 is optimal for my eye distance and screen space. It looks great.

(IMO) best non-oled ips ultrawide option in 1440p? LG 34GN850(P) or LG 34GP83. BUT Any monitor can die on you directly in or after warranty period. Most OLED monitors have longer warranty periods.

I had been using an LG 29” Ultrawide LG29UM68-P (IPS, 70Hz, 5ms, Matte, Flat) for almost 8 years without any problems using it mostly for productivity work, CAD and casual gaming. I recently upgraded to a Samsung 34” Ultrawide LS34C502GAUXEN (VA, 100Hz, 5ms, Matte, Flat) and have severe eye-strain a

LG 34GN850-B 34" 3440x1440 curved 21:9 1ms Nano-IPS 144Hz (160Hz overdrive) GSync and has HDR if that's your thing. I've got two of them (for two different computers), they're fantastic.

I upgraded to this monitor from an LG 34GN850 IPS panel. And I must day, as much as I love this OLED colours and pure blacks and the 240 Hz with instand response times. The 800 curve I love as well. There are definitely some items I dislike a lot. First, text on this screen compared to my IPS is lik

Hello ari, no problem, I use an LG 34GN850-B (I think it has a slightly different name outside Europe), ultrawide IPS 1440p @ 144hz (overclockable to 160hz but I won't bother). Amazing monitor so far! Anno 1800 looks absolutely incredible on it and the extra real state is great for management/strate

LG 34GN850-B 34" Curved 3440x1440 144Hz Nano IPS G-Sync center. LG 27GL83A-B 27" 2560x1440 144Hz IPS G-Sync sides. The glare on the center monitor from the keyboard and mouse RGB is not visable or a distraction from the seated position. The washed out appearance of the side monitors is just window l

That's not how ultrawide monitors work. Imagine your current TV but with more space added on the sides. It doesn't impact image vertically. If you had to look up on ultrawide to see the structure you would also had to do it on a regular monitor, unless you changed fov but you can do that on ultrawid

I've received this product couple days ago, purchased DOT version (up to 3 dead pixels) for ~340 EUR. It seems I am lucky because there's no defect on screen and minimal bleeding in lower left corner. The overall the main issues are:- terrible controls, reminds me old AOC products - cheap buttons an