Super satisfied with this monitor. I wanted a really big 4K monitor so I could clearly display a large amount of historical chart data during the trading day (multiple days worth of small-time frame data), and this monitor more than fits the bill. I chose it over a curved screen monitor because it has a lot more rows of resolution for displaying charts and indicators, or viewing many lines of code without having to scroll while programming. It also allows me to sit at a comfortable distance from the screen and not have to lean in to see both the big picture and small detail. One trick to making everything look fantastic was to set the Scale of text, apps, etc. to 100% instead of the Windows default 150% for 4K monitors (this setting is under the Display tab in Windows Settings). I've got the monitor hooked up to two computers and the remote makes switching easy. It's nice having built-in speakers and a head-phone jack. There are 4 HDMI inputs, a Display Port input, and a USB C input and 2 USB 3.0 outputs. My older 27in 4K is to the right in the pictures, and definitely seems small after this upgrade.

Really great monitor and the presets for HDR and stuff really made it shine. I previously got some 27" 4k monitors because I wanted to maximize my workspace but at 4k the font was unreadable. the 43" is JUST enough to make everything readable. I purchased this LG and the Samsung to compare because of the pros and cons of the VA type of display the Samsung and the IPS type for this LG. After reading about both style I did see the lack of black in IPS and more faded viewing angles at the edges of the monitor. If I didn't need to see all the font this would be a great choice or even if you wanted to scale down the resolution. Would make a great monitor for most other things like gaming as it is very bright and vibrant or watching movies etc. I almost kept this one instead of the Samsung because the lack of brightness even with contrast and brightness all the way up. Last thing I did on the Samsung was turn "Game Mode" On and it was the perfect brightness, clarity and and Black color I wanted. In my pics the LG is on the right and Samsung on the left.

Image is fantastic for all, but the professional graphic accuracy work. Great anyone who wants a really large display. I use for prudctivity work and it offers tons of spce to work on. Works perfectly stable on my M1 Mac mini. There are 4 inputs, but only two offer 4k/60FPS unfortunately the other two are 4k/30fps. Kinda lame. Having a remote is a lofe saver as I need the monitor a bit furthar away due to its size. Now for my biggest complaint and that is the weight. It is seriously double the weight of LG's 40" ultrwide display. Maybe because of it's four direct inputs that allow for Split View of four separate computers. Yes, you can have unto four split screens directly from this display. Maybe those power inputs add weight, but either way this is one heavy display, 40lbs heavy. Wowza! I got it on sale for $450, regular price is even a grood price compared to other less featured displays.

I bought this to replace 2 - 20" for a work-at-home setup. I have had this monitor for 2 years and have had no complaints. The 4k resolution is amazing when doing CAD. I put it on a Heavy Duty Monitor Arm Desk Mounts. This monitor has many features that I am not using since it is solely used for work. It comes standard with the LG split screen, my most used feature. I can have 4 screens on "one screen"

I have only had the monitor for a couple of weeks but I am very happy with my purchase so far. I really like the PBP/PIP abilities and the numerous available inputs. Also, the included remote makes navigating all the functions a cinch. A must have for WFH or for those wishing to switch from using multiple monitors.