LG 34GL750-B 34 Inch 21: 9 Ultragear Curved Wfhd (2560 X 1080) IPS 144Hz G-SYNC Compatible Gaming Monitor,Black

i've had this monitor running for 41,000 hours, or 41,235 hours to be specific. in that 4.7 years of uptime, i have not had a single issue with it until recently, where it has developed a CRT-like whine to it. considering that it's been non-stop running for all but about 29 days since i got it (aka a 98.3% uptime), that's to be expected, really. $380 well-spent

I'm not going to go into gaming review. There are tons out there and I can tell you it is an awesome gaming monitor. I think the question people have is about "pixelation" for 34 inch monitor with a 1080p resolution. Personally, I don't see any problem with that at all. FYI, I didn't compare it directly with my 24 inch monitor, since I gave it away when i received this monitor. I think it looks great looking at spreadsheets, word documents, and youtube. I don't feel that this is "not sharp".I read a review that someone gets headache because of the "low resolution". I think that is a bunch of crap. You can't get headaches like that. Personally, I think the reason of the headache may be because of the brightness. This monitor is very bright. Remember, you are sitting very close to it, and if you keep it at the same brightness level, it is going to feel a lot brighter compare to a small monitor. Imagine you have a single light bulb, and then you add another one. Two light bulbs will feel a lot brighter than one single light bulb at the same brightness level. I have to lower down the brightness quite a lot. Otherwise, it is straining my eyes since I'm still sitting at the same distance when using the 24 inch monitor.With that being said, if you previously used a 1440p monitor, then this is not for you. Point is that if you never use 1440p, you won't miss it. But if you had been using 1080p at either 24 inch monitor, or 27 inch monitor, the resolution should feel the same to you.

After using almost everyday for over 2 years now this is the best monitor I have every bought. I only use SDR and 10 bit color, motion blur off because I have gync enabled. Great for games and creative apps and I like watch movies on it also, just watched the lastest John Wick and the details were amazing.I tried HDR but holy hell the color is just not for me. Also no speakers but that is not an issue as I use logi surround sound anyway. Also never used the stand and just adjustable wall mount.LG control center also still coming out with updates which is good to seeMust use the Display port if you want the best featuires to work on it, running on RTX 4090 and i9 13900KFor the price and if you have nividia card and game is perfect.

So ive had this for a year now, First photo is my first set up and i moved to a new place. I pulled it off the regular stand and put it on a Vesa mount (super easy to install)My only gripes are1. If you use an xbox, switch or other console it will strech the image (thats not lgs fault but i wanted people to know this)2. No internal speakers3. for some reason the settings dont work with every picture mode. the monitor locks them out on some. its weird to explain and i dont know whyBut having said all of that, this thing is killer! no dead pixel issues, no over heating, no DOA issues. Came in a great packaging, was easy to set up and my 2060 (now upgraded to a 3070) runs this montior flawlessly. It looks better then the asus, dell and acer monitors i had before and its just incomparible to anything else and this stands out so muchG sync is beatiful and makes any game feel better at any framerate. plus everyone that i show my set up to is just impressed at the size and view angle of this monitor.

So I was upgrading my gaming desktop with a new GPU (RTX Geforce 2070 Super) and even though I already had a very nice LG Widescreen monitor, it was only 60hz and I experienced significant screen tearing on games, etc. even with the new video card.The LG 34GL750-B ended up being a great choice for an upgrade! Not only was it a very good value for a 144hz 34" widescreen, but the G Sync compatibility feature was the clincher. This monitor has features normally found in far more expensive units.For gaming this monitor has been outstanding. I'm not exaggerating when I say there has been ZERO screen tearing, even during a graphic intensive first person shooter like the 2019 Call Of Duty Modern Warfare. It's the smoothest gameplay experience I've ever had with a PC game thanks to the monitor.I've never owned a 144hz monitor and boy does it make a difference! Very crisp images and the 1ms blur reduction works very, very well.Having owned several LG monitors in the past I was used to the controls and they are simple, easy to use and offer enough basic features to properly customize the display to your needs.Although the 34GL750-B is not a true G Sync monitor, the compatibility mode does provide some solid picture enhancements, especially when gaming. You can definitely tell the difference.I will say I had to really crank up the brightness but once I adjusted the settings, it wasn't an issue. That was really the only negative critique I could find.All in all, for the money you can't beat this monitor and I'm looking forward to several years of great gaming fun!