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LG 29" UltraWide Full HD 75Hz FreeSync IPS Monitor with HDR10 Expired
$250
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BH Photo Video has LG 29" UltraWide Full HD IPS Monitor with HDR10 (Preorder, 29WN600-W) for $249. Shipping is free once product is available. Thanks Thanks zechs77 & Screen
Specs
Specs
- Resolution: 2560x1080 (Full HD)
- Refresh Rate: 75Hz
- Response Time: 5ms (GTG)
- Panel Type: IPS
- Viewing Angle: 178°H/178°V
- 2 x 7W Speakers
- Radeon FreeSync
- VESA 100x100
- Ports
- 2x HDMI
- 1x DisplayPort 1.2
- 1x 3.5 mm Audio Out
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- Sam's Club has for their Members: LG 29" UltraWide Full HD IPS Monitor with HDR10 (29WN600) for $249.96. Shipping is free for Plus Members (learn more), otherwise shipping starts at $9.98.
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at 03:47 AM
Sam's Club members get $25 off of a "non-discounted" price of $274.96 which is still cheaper than what this monitor is listed for on other sites.
Plus members get free shipping for online orders.
This is the new 2020 model of LG's 29" FHD Ultrawide monitor. It adds a few new features over last year's model and strikes a great middle-ground between budget and luxury with 75 Hz refresh rate, an IPS panel for easier extended viewing, HDR10, and some other nice-to-haves:
Yes it's VESA 100x100.
Yes it has speakers.
This model isn't available in some online stores yet and is posted at $349 in a few other places, and out of stock.
Product page: https://www.samsclub.co
Full tech specs here: https://www.displaydb.c
OOS, but see Front Page post for another purchasing option
Plus members get free shipping for online orders.
This is the new 2020 model of LG's 29" FHD Ultrawide monitor. It adds a few new features over last year's model and strikes a great middle-ground between budget and luxury with 75 Hz refresh rate, an IPS panel for easier extended viewing, HDR10, and some other nice-to-haves:
- OSD Crosshair
- Color Weakness Mode
- Screen Split 2.0
- Dual Controller
- Flicker-free technology
- Smart Energy Saving
- Dynamic Action Sync
- DDC/CI
- AMD FreeSync technology
- Super Resolution+
- Picture-in-Picture
- Black Stabilizer
- Reader Mode
Yes it's VESA 100x100.
Yes it has speakers.
This model isn't available in some online stores yet and is posted at $349 in a few other places, and out of stock.
Product page: https://www.samsclub.co
Full tech specs here: https://www.displaydb.c
OOS, but see Front Page post for another purchasing option
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Last Edited by letter1248
May 7, 2020
at
11:37 AM
$249 at B&H Photo Video [bhphotovideo.com] (preorder); thanks Screen
The Resolution is 2560 x 1080 which is called Wide FHD. Since this is not your traditional 16:9 monitor people often have a hard time interpreting this. For comparison:
The pixel density for a 27" monitor that is full HD (1080p) is 81.6 ppi
The pixel density for a 27" monitor that is 2K (1440p) is 108.8 ppi
The pixel density for a 24" monitor that is full HD is 91.8 ppi
This monitor: 95.8 ppi - not as bad as a full HD 27" and slightly better than a 24" FHD
Also for comparison a typical 24" monitor has a height of 11.8 inches this monitor has a height of 11.4 inches. So essentially it is a 24" monitor that was stretched long ways to make it Wide.
The Resolution is 2560 x 1080 which is called Wide FHD. Since this is not your traditional 16:9 monitor people often have a hard time interpreting this. For comparison:
The pixel density for a 27" monitor that is full HD (1080p) is 81.6 ppi
The pixel density for a 27" monitor that is 2K (1440p) is 108.8 ppi
The pixel density for a 24" monitor that is full HD is 91.8 ppi
This monitor: 95.8 ppi - not as bad as a full HD 27" and slightly better than a 24" FHD
Also for comparison a typical 24" monitor has a height of 11.8 inches this monitor has a height of 11.4 inches. So essentially it is a 24" monitor that was stretched long ways to make it Wide.
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The vertical height of a 29" ultrawide is the same as a 23" monitor. So think of this as a 23" FHD monitor with about 6" of additional width on the wide. This site gives good size comparisons between monitor dimensions: http://www.displaywars
This is pretty much standard price and specs for a 29" ultrawide, it's not really much of a deal. Yes, this is the newest "2020" model but it adds nothing spec wise compared to the 2019 model, or the 2018, or even to the 2016 model [lg.com] that I have. Same 75 HZ refresh, same 250 nits brightness, flicker-free, black stabilizer, etc. etc. In particular, don't be fooled by the "HDR10" spec. This just means that it won't show a blank screen when a HDR10 signal is sent to the monitor, but the monitor certainly won't show the video in full HDR10 quality due to the low 250 nit max brightness.
So it's a decent monitor, and I love the ultrawide aspect ratio, but this isn't much of a deal. It may seem like a deal if you are only shopping right now due to the shortage of monitors available, but if you don't need one in a hurry prices will certainly be better later.
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$249 at b&h
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$249 at b&h
Yes but it's not even in stock there yet, just the option to preorder.
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