LG Electronics 35WN75C-B computer monitor 88.9 cm (35"") 3440 x 1440 pixels UWQHD Black 35WN75C-B, 88.9 cm (35""), 3440 x 1440 pixels, UWQHD, 5 ms, Black

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Information about some of the main accessories included in the standard packaging of the current model. Enables you to work with reports at a glance with datasheets and slides side by side without repeating Alt-tab. During our tests with fast-paced games, this monitor showed a bit of motion blur, but that wasn’t the worst part at all. I also had 34WN80C-B in consideration (IPS) but reviews were not always positive with regards to the panel. Gamers can avoid snipers hiding in the darkest places and quickly escape situations when the flash explodes.

The speaker is a device, which converts electrical audio signals into acoustic vibrations resulting in corresponding sounds. Apparently this issue is quite common - downstream USB-C worked for keyboard/mouse inputs, but not for video feed.

React Faster to Opponents Minimise input lag with Dynamic Action Sync so gamers can catch every single moment in real-time. Nevertheless, I was not able to detect any PWM flicker in any of the modes (Reader, Custom, FPS) on the LG screen. With 3440×1440 pixels, it delivers an immersive and pixel-free image that enhances your viewing experience. Believe it or not, this monitor has one of the lowest levels of black smearing of all VA monitors we reviewed currently, and this is a good counterbalance to all its other mediocre features.

Excellent screen for productivity - the extra screen estate really improves efficiency and productivity. If the manufacturer does not provide such information, the width is calculated from the diagonal and the aspect ratio. The Flicker Safe technology and reading mode ensure you can use the monitor comfortably all day long. While this monitor can serve as a gaming display, if you truly desire to make a wise investment in a top-notch gaming ultrawide monitor, I highly recommend considering the MSI Optix MAG342CQR or the ASUS XG349C. I am leaning more towards the 35WN75C due to the refresh rate and power but I just don’t know if the VA panel is “worse” than the IPS panel in other respects.This panel not only has excellent image quality, but it also has excellent viewing angles, which, when paired with a decent brightness ratio, allows you to see the colors of every displayed image clearly. Surely, it has the advantage of having a greater response time ratio than an IPS panel, yet as this isn’t a gaming monitor, I’m still not sure why they chose this panel over an IPS one. The LG 38WN75C-B is presently one of LG’s thinnest ultrawide displays, however, it’s 38″ instead of 34″. With quick cyclic switching between different color tones, an illusion for a new intermediate color tone is created.