LG UltraWide Curved Monitor 34WR50QC, 34 inch, 1440p, 100Hz, 5ms GtG, VA Display, HDR 10, AMD FreeSync compatible, Smart Energy Saving, Displayport, HDMI

I'm a price-conscious consumer and I must say that I'm quite happy with this purchase. I do a lot of report writing and 3D CAD modeling, thus, my main criteria were price and form factor (ultrawide) and size (34''), and the LG 34WR50QC fit the bill perfectly. The colors are good, I'm not too worried with high frame rates (not a competitive gamer, 60+ is sufficient for me), but the 100 is quite satisfactory. Arrived well-packed and looked like it was handled with care. No dead pixels so far. I coupled it with a monitor arm, as I have a small desk, and to increase its adjustability. Overall, a satisfying purchase.

Ive been running dual monitors for years and liked the idea of curved screen How right I was out of the box and so impressed. after a mild panic thinking you couldn't dual screen I fell on the info and downloaded the software to allow never mind dual screen but practically any permutation. It really does come in to kits own when on single screed and catching up on prime Netflix etc I love the seamless look and bang up to date

I recently purchased this monitor (34", 100hz | QHD, No speaker model) for £271.28 / €311.25, on the 3rd of October, it said it would arrive by the 10th-16th yet it arrived on the 6th (so 4-10 days early, UK to Ireland), personally for the current price of '€379.42', I wouldn't recommend it, I'd wait for it to go on a discount so you could swipe one up for ~€300 like me, my first impressions were quite solid, easy installation, good brightness, screen area and colour accuracy, when I first turned it on everything was stretched which was normal, it took me a decent while to configure it, I needed to switch it to the recommended resolution of 3440x1440, set the refresh rate to 100Hz and in the downloadable onscreen control app set the brightness to 100 contrast to 60 black stabiliser to 0 and the Adaptive sync to either off, basic, or what works best for me visually; extended, (This may vary depending on whether you're using Windows like me or not) keep in mind that changing any of the listed configurations may or may not result in screen stretching, black bars etc, just play around with the settings until you find the ones that suit you best, with my current config there is no screen stretching or low resolution It came with a HDMI and Display port cable for anyone with tight spaces, the full dimensions of the monitor are Without stand: 81cm in length, 36cm in height and about 4cm in depth (screen curve accounted for) With stand: 81cm in length, 48cm in height and 23cm in depth note: some games may not support wide monitors like this one like GTA V, if you want a normal experience in GTA V, you will need to play on these settings: Screen Type: Windowed Borderless Resolution: 3440x1440 (will depend on what resolution you're running at) Aspect Ratio: Auto/What works best for you Safezone Size: about less then half

It an excellent choice for its price, but I couldn't find a suitable monitor riser for this screen.

I recently purchased the LG UltraWide Curved Monitor 34WR50QC, and I couldn't be happier with my decision. Here's why: 👍 Great Height & Lightweight: The monitor is perfectly elevated, making it comfortable for long hours of work or gaming. Plus, it's incredibly light, making setup a breeze. 🔌 Plug & Play: I connected it to my MacBook Pro M1 through a docking station with a Display Port, and it was literally plug and play. No complicated configurations needed! 🖥️ Stunning Resolution: The 1440p resolution is nothing short of amazing. The colors are vibrant, and the clarity is exceptional. 🚀 Fast Delivery & Excellent Seller: The seller was not only responsive but also ensured quick delivery. I was pleasantly surprised by how smooth the entire process was. 🍏 MacBook Pro M1 Compatibility: It worked flawlessly with my MacBook Pro M1, making it a versatile choice for Apple users. In summary, this monitor has exceeded all my expectations. From its top-notch features to the excellent customer service from the seller, it's a 5-star product all the way!

Was okay for 1 year and 8 months, now completely dead—powers on but shows a blank screen. It's still under warranty, but nobody will compensate me for the hassle (packaging, returning, etc.). Really disappointed in LG. I expected better quality and longevity from what's supposed to be a reputable brand. Less than two years of use is unacceptable for a monitor that should last way longer, at least 10 years.