LG 34WQ60C Curved UltraWide Monitor, 34 inch (86.7 cm) IPS QHD, Multitasking with Ease, Color Calibrated - Display Port, HDMI x 2, Black Color

Posting this after a month of usage.Purpose for which this monitor was bought for1. Productivity: I work with huge excel sheets, virtual desktops and other mainstream office productivity apps2. Design: Photo post processing and HD video editing3. Light gaming: FPS online games like Battlefield franchisePros:1. Monitor is IPS and the SRGB capability is great , so the picture quality is top notch and my unit didnt had any dead pixels too.2. The monitor arm is a deal breaker here, its very agile and allows for a lot of movement compared to the pivoted monitor arm which had a lateral movement with vertical movement too. The arm also has an inbuilt cable management system.3. The monitor and arm has great build quality , no glossy finish which will scratch and look bad overtime . Also the bezels on top and sides are negligible.4. OSD menu is good and very simple5. The resolution is 3440 X 1440 with max refresh rate @ 75 Hz, it has freesync but since I have a NVIDIA GPU I cant experience it fully6. Has USB up connectivity with the monitor for connecting external storage and peripherals dedicatedly to the monitor for being able to share them with the connected PC.Cons:1. For being able to use the 75 Hz refresh rate you 1st need to use a DP cable and the packaging didn't had one. There was only a HDMI cable that comes with the packaging and the max refresh rate it allows at 3440 X1440 resolution is 50 Hz2. Monitor has a USB B type hub for the inbuild USB C ports but no USB B to C cable provided in the packaging.3. Getting to 75 HZ with AMD freesync enabled is easy but if you have a NVIDIA GPU you need to manually add the refresh rate in the additional display options setting .But apart from this the monitor is a great addition for professionals.

I have used this for one month now and it has been a good experience. I went for this as this is the cheapest ultrawide monitor that LG had with an IPS display, 34inch screen and a USB C PD charging. Everything else was 60K+.- Everything works well as advertised.- USB C charging along with display connection is a real plus. Plus it acts like a USB hub, so I just have to connect one wire to the laptop and I can connect all other accessories to the monitor. Makes life easier.- I use it mainly for productivity like office work and programming and the extra screen space makes my work easier and faster. Especially in scenarios where you need to have the browser and IDE open side by side.- Haven't used for gaming. So cannot comment on that.- Works well with both Windows and Mac. Although for Mac, you might need to use a software like BetterDisplay for proper scaling. (This is a Mac specific issue and not a monitor issue.)- PBP works only with DP and USB-C or DP and HDMI. You cannot have USB-C and HDMI combination. So I had to buy a Display Port cable myself. USB-C and HDMI comes in the box.- 34 inch is the ideal size for a 1440p Ultrawide. The curves really help you see the corners without having to turn your head. Infact, when you sit infront of you monitor you won't even notice the curve.- The onscreen control software that LG provides is okay. You might want to use Windows Powertoys' Fancyzones for better window management.

Pros: Ultrawide display that can accomodate 3 tabs side by side. Best for work productivity. The ergo arm is sturdy and stable. The connection is easy. The colors are punchy but not the best in the segment. Glad the screen has minimal screen bleed.Cons: The blacks look like grey and depending on the display angle it might even look like blue. The screen bleeding is minimal and you can see the ips glow.The colors are not that great.I bought the item during sale but there was not discount on this product. Costed me around 41k. But the same monitor is Flipkart is around 35k.Go for it if your are looking for productive workstation setup.This has 60HZ, so not suitable for Fps games.

This is the best that you'll get in this price.Colours are great too, but since I am not someone who does serious photoshop work, I can't vouch for it.Use a display cable for 75hz refresh rate.Ergo stand is extremely well designed and the build quality is great. Saves a lot of desk space.LG's software suite is really helpful to arrange multiple applications on a single screen.I mostly work with music so I have my separate speakers. That being said you can never really trust speakers that come at this price range.People would say this is expensive and this and that is missing. But, premium ultrawides start 70K plus. Almost at 50% cost you have WQHD and good picture quality. If you wish to be that picky then LG has other offerings that might suit your taste.Good day!

It is a bulky monitor and that is to be expected. I felt 2K monitor resolution was not adequate for a 34 inch monitor. I liked the ergo monitor stand and it is very functional. The USB ports were not working and I had to return it. I would have expected basic quality checks from the vendor. Amazon could not replace it as they had blocked the vendor from issuing replacements due to previous quality issues from the vendor. I got a refund back, amazon has been excellent in that department.

It's nice.

I have done an extensive amount in research on monitors and honed in on this beauty. Specs wise, you are ready for the next couple of years at least. The USB-C power along with the hub functionality is a good deal, along with the inbuilt speakers and the fantastic, butter-like mechanism of the stand.It was a breeze to assemble and install, too! Not even a screw driver was needed!All in all, a fantastic product and worth the money!