LG 34GN850-B

I was like, oh no, no way You can't go back. So if you're a serious gamer Then this is a must 21 by 9 curved ultra wide Wonderful. So my conclusion is...

But really, if you want super high refresh, IPS is the way to go, but they do command a price premium over VA panels. The 34G and 850 does have HDR 40...

Budget-conscious shoppers should probably still swap to this monitor, shoppers should probably still sway towards those VA panels for now. That's it f...

Thanks, I guess. There's no FreeSync Premium sticker, but it's compatible anyway. I tested this monitor with a 2070 Super and got flawless G-Sync perf...

The warranty is 3 years long, but can be extended if you need to. OVERALL: Very impressive product that works great out of the box.

I want to love this monitor. Really. And I want to give it 5 stars, but I can't. Purchaesd on sale for around 960. Delivered fast. No damages, no dead pixels, lots of wires - hdmi, displayport, usb, no light bleed. You would say I am a lucky guy.... but - no clear instruction to install - 💿??? It i...

Needless to say, this monitor is a great performer. The ghosting is virtually non-existent (unless you look for it in fast-paced competitive fps- you really do need to look for it), the colors are great, the monitor looks great, the curve is subtle.

If you're looking for an excellent 21:9 34" G-Sync monitor, the GP950 is a great option. It's also a rather pricy one, and you would think for spending $1,300 on a piece of hardware you'd get a flawless product. Sadly it didn't take me long to find it, but there's a single stuck pixel to the center-...

The LG 34GN850-B is just a disappointing monitor, there's simply no way around it, while the Samsung Odyssey G9 is impressive and has a strong cool-factor to it, but ultimately still pointless and also problematic in many ways. So don't feel the need to buy extremely expensive monitors just because YouTubers and people on the internet tell you to do so. Learn from my experience.

The problem with high-end monitors is that they add a lot of complexity to your PC. You've graduated up from plug-and-play and now your monitor requires drivers... calibration... even per-app performance tweaks. A quality high-end monitor helps you through this optimization experience. Unfortunately...