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35" LG 35WN65C-B 3440x1440 100Hz UltraWide Curved VA FreeSync Monitor (Open Box) on sale for $249.99 - 20% off when you apply promo code
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$199.99.
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Specs (
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- Resolution: 3440x1440 (UWQHD)
- Refresh Rate: 100Hz
- Response Time: 5ms (GtG)
- Viewing Angles: 178/178 Degrees
- HDR10, FreeSync, RGB 99% Color Gamut
- Panel Type: VA
- Tilt/Height Adjustable Stand
- VESA: 100x100mm
- Inputs
- 2x HDMI
- 1x DisplayPort
- 2x USB Downstream
- 1x USB Upstream
Top Comments
Of the 4, 1 of them had never been opened, and all 4 were in like-new condition. eBay feedback to this seller also indicated that any issues were dealt with via a replacement monitor (dead pixles/etc).
All 4 of mine were perfect.
Seller ships amazingly quickly...promised date was a week for delivery and 3 of the 4 arrived the day after I ordered them.
My wife and I use these for productivity purposes (not gaming, so I can't speak to that). They're fantastic. super sharp, compatible with Mac and windows. They're also super light-weight unlike some ultra-wides, so no worries putting them on a stand (I have my two up high above my existing 49" monitor).
The speakers are as you would expect for monitor speakers...usefull if you have nothing else, but sound quality is mediocre at best.
The only complaint I would have with these is that they only have one DisplayPort connector. (plus 2 HDMI's). Unfortunately, thanks to Apple's process, I can't get full resolution from my Macs via HDMI to these monitors--only using DisplayPort. Not a big deal if I use the split-screen function and use it as 2 monitors, but one full screen requires DisplayPort from a Mac.
This is probably not a big deal for most as you can always swap cables as needed, or you likely only have 1 computer you're connecting.
A cheap USB-c to DisplayPort adapter is all Im using to connect my Macs.
This monitor is certainly worth the 300 they sell it for at Costco....
$200 from an amazing eBay seller (who includes a 1 year warranty I believe) is definitely a slick-deal.
Also, regarding the curve. It's slight but noticeable. Definitely nicer than. a flat screen. This is not obscenely curved like a 1500r or 1000r gaming monitor. Just slightly and it does more for a more comfortable viewing when working with wide documents/excels/etc (as another poster indicated)
Also Costco seems to have this exact monitor on sale for $300 quite often.
Both are new with regular manufacturer warranty and probably additional warranty from Costco as well.
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Also Costco seems to have this exact monitor on sale for $300 quite often.
Both are new with regular manufacturer warranty and probably additional warranty from Costco as well.
Of the 4, 1 of them had never been opened, and all 4 were in like-new condition. eBay feedback to this seller also indicated that any issues were dealt with via a replacement monitor (dead pixles/etc).
All 4 of mine were perfect.
Seller ships amazingly quickly...promised date was a week for delivery and 3 of the 4 arrived the day after I ordered them.
My wife and I use these for productivity purposes (not gaming, so I can't speak to that). They're fantastic. super sharp, compatible with Mac and windows. They're also super light-weight unlike some ultra-wides, so no worries putting them on a stand (I have my two up high above my existing 49" monitor).
The speakers are as you would expect for monitor speakers...usefull if you have nothing else, but sound quality is mediocre at best.
The only complaint I would have with these is that they only have one DisplayPort connector. (plus 2 HDMI's). Unfortunately, thanks to Apple's process, I can't get full resolution from my Macs via HDMI to these monitors--only using DisplayPort. Not a big deal if I use the split-screen function and use it as 2 monitors, but one full screen requires DisplayPort from a Mac.
This is probably not a big deal for most as you can always swap cables as needed, or you likely only have 1 computer you're connecting.
A cheap USB-c to DisplayPort adapter is all Im using to connect my Macs.
This monitor is certainly worth the 300 they sell it for at Costco....
$200 from an amazing eBay seller (who includes a 1 year warranty I believe) is definitely a slick-deal.
Also, regarding the curve. It's slight but noticeable. Definitely nicer than. a flat screen. This is not obscenely curved like a 1500r or 1000r gaming monitor. Just slightly and it does more for a more comfortable viewing when working with wide documents/excels/etc (as another poster indicated)
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