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think of getting a LG 34" UltraWide IPS FreeSync LED Monitor 2560 x 1080 21:9 34WL600-B

5200north5200north Posts: 249
edited December 2019 in The Commons

About to get myself a last second xmas gift. i really crave as much screan real estate as i can get and this monitor is on sale and with a google store discount the cost would be $285.55. 

it's wide screen, not curved, says its good for working with graphics (i don't do any gaming). wish it included speakers but it's well within my budget.

any comments are welcome. i may sleep on it but , i don't knowl  sometimes i think we can really overthink these things. 

 

 

john

Post edited by Richard Haseltine on

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  • 5200north5200north Posts: 249

    quick update: the LG website says it does have a speaker. i just need to hear youtube videos and this means on less "thing" and a couple wires not on my desk.

  • Richard HaseltineRichard Haseltine Posts: 108,091

    Moved to the Commons as it isn't a Product Suggestion.

  • GordigGordig Posts: 10,600
    Richard Haseltine said:

    Moved to the Commons as it isn't a Product Suggestion.

    Not for a Daz product, anyway. 

  • spleenrippaspleenrippa Posts: 30

    I've been using the screen in question. 

    Keep in mind that although it's a fairly large panel (34"), it's not the highest resolution ultrawide out there, which affects your "real estate" criteria. That being said, you'd have to spend double to hit the next resolution bracket (3440x1440) and I haven't noticed the "lack" of pixel density on this screen whatsoever. 2560 pixels means I can easily fit two full size browser windows open side-by-side, which is good enough for me.  

    If you want an ultrawide without spending double the money for a 1440p set, it's a great deal. 

  • LeatherGryphonLeatherGryphon Posts: 12,098

    Check to see if your graphics card handles the pixel dimensions for full wideness of the screen.  Otherwise you'd probably get stretched images.enlightened

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