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34" LG UltraWide WQHD Curved IPS Monitor w/ Built-in 90W USB-C Docking Station
$250
$549.99
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Update: This offer is still available at select locations.
Thanks to Community Member kgorilla for finding this deal.
Specs:
- Resolution: 3440 x 1440
- Refresh Rate: 60Hz
- Panel Type: IPS
- 90W Charging via USB-C
- Response Time: 4 - 5.9 ms
- HDR10, 99% sRGB
- Two 5-Watt MAXX AUDIO built-in speakers
- Ports:
- 2x HDMI
- 1x DisplayPort
- 4x USB
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Edited April 25, 2024
at 09:44 PM
Back in stock, even did a "spin the wheel" thing and got extra $15 off.
https://www.staples.com/lg-wqhd-u...t_24594069
fixed URL, thanks @xlnc
https://www.staples.com/lg-wqhd-u...t_24594069
fixed URL, thanks @xlnc
Created 04-25-2024
at 08:13 AM
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I can confirm the ethernet connector is gigabit. I couldn't verify that anywhere before purchase so, in case you were wondering, it's indeed gigabit.
I don't know why, but the ethernet connector will randomly disconnect under heavy usage until I power cycle the monitor. Might be faulty hardware, my mac, or my network. I searched the web and couldn't find anyone else with the issue so I've chalked it up to bad luck. I purchased an inexpensive usb gigabit ethernet adapter that I plugged into the back of the monitor and it works great.
For mac users: if you want to be able to control the brightness and volume of this monitor using your keyboard you can do so with an app called "MonitorControl" (https://github.com/MonitorControl/MonitorControl). Much more convenient then fiddling with the joystick on the back of the monitor.
Overall, despite the ethernet issue I have no regrets with this purchase and love this monitor.
The reason I'm getting full USB 3.0 speeds is because I'm outputting video HDMI-HDMI and everything else through USB-C.
If you are outputting video through USB-C (e.g. single cable connection from monitor to laptop), the bandwidth is cut in half and all ports on the built-in hub are limited to 2.0 speeds because there is simply not enough bandwidth to support full resolution at max refresh plus gigabit Ethernet plus USB 3.0 ports. Apparently this is the case with most USB-C monitors with USB ports.
The only way to get all of the above through a single cable connection is if you have a relatively new PC that supports DP 1.4 (8K/60) and enable 1.4 on the monitor (which is on by default). Mac currently does not have this option. Learned something new today.
Tl;dr: You won't get full USB 3.0 speeds through a single cable connection unless your device supports DP 1.4.
Tested this on both my PC and M1 Pro MBP
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- I can confirm the ethernet connector is gigabit. I couldn't verify that anywhere before purchase so, in case you were wondering, it's indeed gigabit.
- I don't know why, but the ethernet connector will randomly disconnect under heavy usage until I power cycle the monitor. Might be faulty hardware, my mac, or my network. I searched the web and couldn't find anyone else with the issue so I've chalked it up to bad luck. I purchased an inexpensive usb gigabit ethernet adapter that I plugged into the back of the monitor and it works great.
- For mac users: if you want to be able to control the brightness and volume of this monitor using your keyboard you can do so with an app called "MonitorControl" (https://github.com/MonitorControl/MonitorControl). Much more convenient then fiddling with the joystick on the back of the monitor.
Overall, despite the ethernet issue I have no regrets with this purchase and love this monitor.How about the blurry text? Does this app improve it? I used to an UW monitor, and the text was blurry when connecting my mac
This is what I was going to say. I can't picture buying a 60hz monitor at this point.
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you need to buy your own equipment at work?
I have had 2 LG ultra wide monitors have critical errors just after warranty. USB-C failed on one, the screen failed altogether on the 2nd.
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