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Sam's Club Members: LG 29" 29WK50S-P 2560x1080 UltraWide IPS FreeSync Monitor Expired
$160
$189.96
+ Free Store Pickup
Sam's Club offers Members: LG 29" 29WK50S-P 2560x1080 UltraWide IPS FreeSync Monitor on sale for $159.96 (must be signed in to see price). Select free store pickup where available. Otherwise, shipping is free for Sam's Club Plus members. Thanks MaheshS4892
Specs
Specs
- Resolution: 2560x1080 (21:9 aspect ratio)
- Refresh Rate:
- Viewing Angles: 178 H / 178 V
- Panel Type: IPS (8-bit)
- Brightness: 250 cd/m2
- Color Gamut: sRGB 99%
- AMD FreeSync support
- VESA: 100 x 100 mm
- Ports:
- 1x HDMI
- 1x Headphone Out
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Edited March 17, 2020
at 09:32 AM
Picked one up yesterday, appears to have identical specifications to other retail stores that are selling for 225 to 250
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| Rating: | (4.33 out of 5 stars) |
| Reviews: | 59 Sam's Club Reviews |
| Product Name: | LG 29" UltraWide Full HD IPS Monitor |
| Product Description: | Keep on working with the LG 29WK50S-P 21:9 Ultrawide IPS monitor. Its native resolution is 2560 x 1080, giving you more screen area in which to work in and providing a wider view for your design processes. It also uses IPS technology, which produces vivid colors and good contrasts. |
| Model Number: | 29WK50SP |
| Product SKU: | 22201466 |
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No need to be an a$$hole when trying to make a point.
My calculations put it as follows for 1080p;
24" widescreen ~91.8 pixels per inch (vertical measurement)
27" widescreen ~81.6 pixels per inch
29" ultrawide ~95.8 pixels per inch
32" ultrawide ~86.8 pixels per inch
So you would probably start to see pixelation on a 32". How much that bugs you, or not, is up to you. But if you have 24" already, you can use that as reference. Note my numbers are based on generic measurements to give a reference, relative to each size, and actual products will probably vary slightly.
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It's not the greatest pixel density ever but because of its aspect ratio, it's a very short screen so it's not that bad.
It gets the job done, but the non-adjustable stand is giving me neck pains.
Or....how about this: "Have you thought about mounting it on a wall to help ease the neck strain?".
No need to be an a$$hole when trying to make a point.
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Bragging about your 17 inch monitor is hilarious.