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Price had gone up over $500 yesterday but it's back down to $329.
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If you want the best ultrawide experience and don't want to spend $600+ on the new tech, this is the next best option.
All other ips panels will not be curved like this one. After 27' size, the monitor edges backlight becomes visible due to the viewing angles. For the best viewing experience, you need a curved display. To make things even better, this is a curved IPS panel so it should fix those pesky backlight bleed on the edges/sides due to viewing angles.
Nano IPS is the highest tier of IPS tech, it is bright and looks great.
This is normally $500 last I checked, so this is a banging deal on the BEST 1440pUltraWide IPS monitor.
Even though VA monitors have the best blacks, they suffer from black smearing. I would avoid VA entirely and IPS is smooth as indicated by scrolling up or down while looking at a browser page. Note that a GOOD VA panel will have good blacks and minimal backlight bleed, IPS only drawback is that blacks are more Grey. But I think NANO IPS should be really nice and since it's curved would reduce backlight bleed on the edges\sides.
I would buy this if you wanted the best bang for buck and wanted to experience ultrawide gaming or productivity.
Note that ultrawide is not supported by many movies, so entertainment will mostly have black bars on the left and right sides.
I have an older model and I love everything about it except that LG made it larger on the width, but shorter on the height. I prefer a taller display and did not notice the difference in height on the tech specs when I was purchasing.
Would I like this over a 60Hz Dell Ultrasharp 34" for gaming? Wondering if I am missing out by not having a higher refresh rate.
I had a 60Hz Dell Ultrasharp 34" and I thought "It seems smooth to me. I can't see a difference." Then I upgraded to 144Hz and I didn't notice a difference but when I went back to the Dell everything looked like it was stuttering just a little. Not as smooth when I moved fast. Just enough to be really annoying.
Sometimes ignorance is bliss because now I can't game on those cheap 60Hz monitors at all. 😂
If you want the best ultrawide experience and don't want to spend $600+ on the new tech, this is the next best option.
All other ips panels will not be curved like this one. After 27' size, the monitor edges backlight becomes visible due to the viewing angles. For the best viewing experience, you need a curved display. To make things even better, this is a curved IPS panel so it should fix those pesky backlight bleed on the edges/sides due to viewing angles.
Nano IPS is the highest tier of IPS tech, it is bright and looks great.
This is normally $500 last I checked, so this is a banging deal on the BEST 1440pUltraWide IPS monitor.
Even though VA monitors have the best blacks, they suffer from black smearing. I would avoid VA entirely and IPS is smooth as indicated by scrolling up or down while looking at a browser page. Note that a GOOD VA panel will have good blacks and minimal backlight bleed, IPS only drawback is that blacks are more Grey. But I think NANO IPS should be really nice and since it's curved would reduce backlight bleed on the edges\sides.
I would buy this if you wanted the best bang for buck and wanted to experience ultrawide gaming or productivity.
Note that ultrawide is not supported by many movies, so entertainment will mostly have black bars on the left and right sides.
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This is the best NON-OLED AND NON-MINILED.If you want the best ultrawide experience and don't want to spend $600+ on the new tech, this is the next best option.All other ips panels will not be curved like this one. After 27' size, the monitor edges backlight becomes visible due to the viewing angles. For the best viewing experience, you need a curved display. To make things even better, this is a curved IPS panel so it should fix those pesky backlight bleed on the edges/sides due to viewing angles.Nano IPS is the highest tier of IPS tech, it is bright and looks great.This is normally $500 last I checked, so this is a banging deal on the BEST 1440pUltraWide IPS monitor.Even though VA monitors have the best blacks, they suffer from black smearing. I would avoid VA entirely and IPS is smooth as indicated by scrolling up or down while looking at a browser page. Note that a GOOD VA panel will have good blacks and minimal backlight bleed, IPS only drawback is that blacks are more Grey. But I think NANO IPS should be really nice and since it's curved would reduce backlight bleed on the edges\sides.I would buy this if you wanted the best bang for buck and wanted to experience ultrawide gaming or productivity.Note that ultrawide is not supported by many movies, so entertainment will mostly have black bars on the left and right sides.
My Dell desktop does not have a display port, just HDMI 1.4b I believe. Will this monitor still work for by hdmi connection and still offer a good display with office work and video viewing?
If you want the best ultrawide experience and don't want to spend $600+ on the new tech, this is the next best option.
All other ips panels will not be curved like this one. After 27' size, the monitor edges backlight becomes visible due to the viewing angles. For the best viewing experience, you need a curved display. To make things even better, this is a curved IPS panel so it should fix those pesky backlight bleed on the edges/sides due to viewing angles.
Nano IPS is the highest tier of IPS tech, it is bright and looks great.
This is normally $500 last I checked, so this is a banging deal on the BEST 1440pUltraWide IPS monitor.
Even though VA monitors have the best blacks, they suffer from black smearing. I would avoid VA entirely and IPS is smooth as indicated by scrolling up or down while looking at a browser page. Note that a GOOD VA panel will have good blacks and minimal backlight bleed, IPS only drawback is that blacks are more Grey. But I think NANO IPS should be really nice and since it's curved would reduce backlight bleed on the edges\sides.
I would buy this if you wanted the best bang for buck and wanted to experience ultrawide gaming or productivity.
Note that ultrawide is not supported by many movies, so entertainment will mostly have black bars on the left and right sides.
I have been eyeing this and your post pushed me over the edge! I am currently using an entry-level Dell 4k 32 inch monitor for work, but finding it difficult to use the large non-curved screen.
My Dell desktop does not have a display port, just HDMI 1.4b I believe. Will this monitor still work for by hdmi connection and still offer a good display with office work and video viewing?
Usually HDMI only supports up to 120hz. You would have to read the spec sheet, but 120hz is also good enough. Not much difference to 144hz if your only option is HDMI connection.
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If you want the best ultrawide experience and don't want to spend $600+ on the new tech, this is the next best option.
All other ips panels will not be curved like this one. After 27' size, the monitor edges backlight becomes visible due to the viewing angles. For the best viewing experience, you need a curved display. To make things even better, this is a curved IPS panel so it should fix those pesky backlight bleed on the edges/sides due to viewing angles.
Nano IPS is the highest tier of IPS tech, it is bright and looks great.
This is normally $500 last I checked, so this is a banging deal on the BEST 1440pUltraWide IPS monitor.
Even though VA monitors have the best blacks, they suffer from black smearing. I would avoid VA entirely and IPS is smooth as indicated by scrolling up or down while looking at a browser page. Note that a GOOD VA panel will have good blacks and minimal backlight bleed, IPS only drawback is that blacks are more Grey. But I think NANO IPS should be really nice and since it's curved would reduce backlight bleed on the edges\sides.
I would buy this if you wanted the best bang for buck and wanted to experience ultrawide gaming or productivity.
Note that ultrawide is not supported by many movies, so entertainment will mostly have black bars on the left and right sides.
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Sometimes ignorance is bliss because now I can't game on those cheap 60Hz monitors at all. 😂
If you want the best ultrawide experience and don't want to spend $600+ on the new tech, this is the next best option.
All other ips panels will not be curved like this one. After 27' size, the monitor edges backlight becomes visible due to the viewing angles. For the best viewing experience, you need a curved display. To make things even better, this is a curved IPS panel so it should fix those pesky backlight bleed on the edges/sides due to viewing angles.
Nano IPS is the highest tier of IPS tech, it is bright and looks great.
This is normally $500 last I checked, so this is a banging deal on the BEST 1440pUltraWide IPS monitor.
Even though VA monitors have the best blacks, they suffer from black smearing. I would avoid VA entirely and IPS is smooth as indicated by scrolling up or down while looking at a browser page. Note that a GOOD VA panel will have good blacks and minimal backlight bleed, IPS only drawback is that blacks are more Grey. But I think NANO IPS should be really nice and since it's curved would reduce backlight bleed on the edges\sides.
I would buy this if you wanted the best bang for buck and wanted to experience ultrawide gaming or productivity.
Note that ultrawide is not supported by many movies, so entertainment will mostly have black bars on the left and right sides.
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If you want the best ultrawide experience and don't want to spend $600+ on the new tech, this is the next best option.
All other ips panels will not be curved like this one. After 27' size, the monitor edges backlight becomes visible due to the viewing angles. For the best viewing experience, you need a curved display. To make things even better, this is a curved IPS panel so it should fix those pesky backlight bleed on the edges/sides due to viewing angles.
Nano IPS is the highest tier of IPS tech, it is bright and looks great.
This is normally $500 last I checked, so this is a banging deal on the BEST 1440pUltraWide IPS monitor.
Even though VA monitors have the best blacks, they suffer from black smearing. I would avoid VA entirely and IPS is smooth as indicated by scrolling up or down while looking at a browser page. Note that a GOOD VA panel will have good blacks and minimal backlight bleed, IPS only drawback is that blacks are more Grey. But I think NANO IPS should be really nice and since it's curved would reduce backlight bleed on the edges\sides.
I would buy this if you wanted the best bang for buck and wanted to experience ultrawide gaming or productivity.
Note that ultrawide is not supported by many movies, so entertainment will mostly have black bars on the left and right sides.
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