LG 34WP60C-B 34-Inch 21:9 Curved UltraWide QHD (3440×1440) Gaming Computer Monitor with 160Hz sRGB 99% Color Gamut and HDR 10, AMD FreeSync Premium and 3-Side Virtually Borderless Screen Tilt,Black

Love it. Did a lot of research and am very happy
100% satisfied. I did a lot of research and decided to buy it when on sale for $220 so got a pretty good deal. Screen is crisp, bright and no issues with colors being dull. No lag or ghosting. Im using it only for office work, so idk if it’s good for gaming. Text is crisp. I definitely recommend to anyone looking for this type of monitor.Keep in mind this is a model with few features. No speakers or USB in the back. Just audio out, 1 HDMI and 2 DP. If you’re OK with that then this is an excellent monitor

The Ultimate Web Designer’s Sidekick
I absolutely love this monitor! As a website designer, this has completely transformed my workflow. The ultra-wide screen is perfect for multitasking—I can have up to three windows open at once: a browser, a spreadsheet, and a project brief, all side by side. No more constant toggling or squinting!The display is crisp, vibrant, and easy on the eyes, even during long design sessions. It’s not just a monitor—it’s a productivity powerhouse. If you’re in web design or any profession that demands serious screen real estate, this is a game-changer.

Best Bang for Your Buck
I bought the cheaper version because it’s the same monitor with a cheap stand; since I was mounting it on a flex arm the stand was not important. This is a very nice monitor for the money. It is a VA rather than IPS, so the colors are more vibrant, and the reduced viewing angle of VA monitors is not really noticeable unless you’re going to use it as an off-center secondary monitor.PRO’s- Very reasonably priced- A LOT of screen real estate, you can fit about 50 icons on your task bar.- High refresh rate, very smooth scrolling.- At a little over 12 lbs. it’s light enough to work well with flex arms and the VESA mount was easy to attach by myself.- I find the joystick settings control easier to use than the usual pushbutton array.CON’s- It does cut off the active application indicator bar on the task bar at the bottom of the screen; as you can see, my solution was to simply place the task bar on top. It took some getting used to, but it works.- If you’re using it with 1080p monitors the Windows text is a little small. Still readable just smaller than the other monitors. If it’s your only monitor you can always change the Windows settings- No G-Sync support, but I don’t do a lot of gaming and the Nvidia studio drivers work great.- You might need a bigger mouse pad, it’s long way from edge to edge :)BOTTOM LINEIf you’ve always wanted a widescreen but didn’t want to spend over $500 this is the way to go. It’s cheaper than the cost of two comparable 1080p monitors, has more screen space and with the curvature is an immersive pleasure to look at.

Large and well mounted monitor
I measured the space for my computer monitor on my desk and this monitor fit the space perfectly. That was the only reason I picked it over others. When it arrived, I realized that it was much larger than I expected. The ruler didn’t really make it obvious how large it woud be. That is great though. I figure I will be used to the size quickly and then likely want to go larger.The monitor has good weight, which makes me confident in the quality of construction. I’ve had light-weight monitors in the past that fell apart if they got bumped. The mount is very sturdy. You can easily slide the monitor up and down on the stand. The base takes up desk space, but it is very flat, so you can put things on top of it.The color looks good and it is bright. I plugged it into my DVI port. It also has HDMI ports. As with most montors, the power uses an external power brick. The cord is rather long, so you can move that well away from your desk space.

AMAZING picture quality, and loooots of room to display 2 windows on Windows 11. It seems to be well-made and works great. Highly recommended!

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