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Features-
TruMotion 120
Bluetooth Connectivity
Google Assistant and Alexa Built-In
Magic Remote Included
Apple Airplay 2
Screen Size: (42.5" Diag.)
https://www.costco.com/lg-43%22-c...16343.html
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Pros:
-4K res
-HDR
-Cheap!
-Lots of space for productivity work! I divided my work in to 4 quadrants on my primary display for daily usage.
-High PPI / per $
-Did I mention they are cheap? Got mine back in 2017 @ Costco for $289.
Cons:
-Even with Game Mode, input lag will be higher than most PC monitors (esp gaming ones). It is noticeable in FPS gaming, but you do get "used" to it. I'm not a big online multi-player type, so this didn't bother me much.
-GSync/Freesync, unless your shelling out $$$ for LG OLED, you won't get VRR or GSync/Freesync2 features on a TV.
-Refresh rate, You will be capped at 60 Hz all day/er' day.
-Ghosting, I got used to it for my gaming and especially during productivity work. But having now moved to a 144 Hz display. Wow, just wow. It's night and day.
-Sleep mode, TVs are NOT equipped/aware of display input re-activity (obviously by design). You will always be dependent upon the physical power button or remote to turn it back on if you ever sleep your display or computer.
Hope this helps anyone considering using a TV as a primary monitor!
I love the Magic Remote which allows you to use the remote as a pointer. Super cool feature. Mix it with Screen Airplay from my Mac. Really great investment.
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I love the Magic Remote which allows you to use the remote as a pointer. Super cool feature. Mix it with Screen Airplay from my Mac. Really great investment.
yes
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews...pc-monitor
Also of note: these are IPS panels (with the exception of the 50" being a VA panel, which is more in line with most TVs)
https://www.rtings.com/tv/learn/i...-vs-va-lcd
You can take up a lot of time picking apart details with everything. It's perfect for procrastinating.
https://www.rtings.com/tv/reviews...pc-monitor
Nice! Thank you!
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Any recommendations for something 43" or maybe 40" to use for gaming and streaming?
Thanks,
-Guru