34SR60QC-W 34-inch QHD (3440x1440) Curved Smart Monitor with Streaming, UltraWide Screen, webOS, HDR10, 100Hz, Built-in Speaker, AirPlay2, Screen Share, Bluetooth, ThinQ App, White

This monitor is a great value for the price. I mainly use it for work (SAP-heavy tasks) and general web browsing with my Mac mini, and it performs well. It comes with both a USB-C and HDMI cable, which is super convenient for switching between my Mac and ThinkPad. The remote aids in the switching between PC and smart monitor use (picture quality is ok but I didnt expect a lot of a monitor since it isn’t a tv) Assembly was easy, and the display quality is nice—though I did tweak the contrast and color settings to my liking. The built-in sound is decent, and while I’m not picky about audio, it’s more than fine for everyday use. My only gripe is with the smart TV feature—when using apps like Peacock, the resolution doesn’t fill the screen, leaving black bars on the sides (included a photo). Not a dealbreaker, but worth noting. Overall, I’m glad I kept it. It’s proven that you don’t have to drop $1,300 on an iMac—pairing a Mac Mini with this monitor cost me under $1,000 and works just as well. If LG tossed in a second USB-C cable and fixed the resolution issue, they’d have a customer for life.

I bought this monitor to get more viewing space and the curved screen. But, it took me sometime to figure out how to get it to work properly because I am using a docking station that only support USB-C upstream at 5Gbps/100W and 2K HDMI, 4K HDMI. This monitor has 5M pixel (3440x1440) that is equivalent to 2.5K. If your docking station only supports 2K HDMI, the image will be blurry. Once, I switch to 4K HDMI port on the docking station, the blurry image is gone. Please make sure the HDMI cable is also 4K, too. The one come with the monitor is good. After that, the image is perfect but it flicks (screen black out 2s, come back, and disappear agin) every few seconds, especially when I use Web browser. This basically make it useless. I google the problem, updated my graphic card driver, and it is still the same. I suspected upstream speed of my docking station is too slow. I search internet and it shows 5Gbps is enough for 2.5K. When I connect with my laptop Thunderbold 4 port (40 Gbps), the flicking is gone. It only happens when I connect with my laptop's USB-C 3.2/DisplayPort/PD (10 Gbps/100W) combo port. At this point, I am pretty sure it is caused by the docking station 5Gbps upstream speed. Therefore, I bought another docking station that support USB-C upstream 10Gbps/100W with 2x HDMI 4K. All problems are gone when it connects with the new docking station. By the way, the USB-C cable come with the monitor only support 5Gbps/100W so that I have to use my own USB-C cable. To sum up, it needs USB-C 3.2 DisplayPort/PD combo port (10 Gbps/100W) connection including the USB-C cable and a 4K HDMI port and cable. Overall, this is a good monitor.

This was great for my wife who now works from home. It took some time to connect the two devices to work smoothly. I connected by wire. I had to make sure the screen connected was not running off both at the same time. No dual screen when there was there was a delay for the mouse. Picture quality color was great. And the value for money was just what we needed. The tv monitor also had all the apps and gaming capability which we have not fully tapped into but we did watch a few shows on Netflix and that came in clear.

Overall, this monitor is great and has many capabilities. But it has some annoying quirks. First, it has some wicked glare. Having a light behind you will make the screen glare bad. Second, when you turn on your computer, the screen will turn on, and sometimes it will not. After powering up your computer, the monitor sometimes will not power up (even when you manually select and input, too). You will have to restart the computer, and then It will turn the monitor on to the correct input. Also you can work around this by turning on your monitor on manually first, then turning on your computer.

I bought as a present for my parents as a gift and they love it. The screen quality is really good, with color accuracy being solid. The 100hz refresh rate is perfect for their use and the sound isn't bad for monitor speakers. Plus they love the clean look of the white. Overall it's a quality monitor I would recommend.

Crisp screen. Looks great and i have no problems attaching it to my macbook pro. So far it works great.

If I could give this monitor 0 stars, I would. First and foremost, it’s extremely misleading in the photos because it shows splitting this to make it a dual set up in one. Please be aware, this particular model is NOT compatible with that software (go figure right?) confirmed by the helpdesk. I was so disappointed. Second, the quality is subpar at best. The main screen was still a tad blurry no matter how I adjusted the settings. I wanted to love this monitor but I refuse to pay this much money for a monitor without dual functionality (using for work) to replace dual monitors. Additionally, I’m not paying this price tag for something blurry and with poor quality. Go with the Samsung. I knew that’s what I should have done from the bat. LG dropped the ball on this one. It’s being returned.

Nice picture for watching tv and as a computer monitor! Happy with it!