LG - UltraGear 34" Curved WQHD 240Hz FreeSync Premium Gaming Monitor with DisplayHDR400 (HDMI, DP, USB-C, USB-A) - Black

honestly, I was upgrading from a 2015 Lenovo, so it's a night and day difference for me really easy to set up. I will be careful and take your time with the two tapping screws that are on the back of the monitor no real complaints other than the screen being massive make sure you measure your desk and make sure that itll fit. The monitor also has speakers which a lot of gaming monitors do not on top of having a really good refresh rate and the actual picture looks great. (NEW Monitor is on the left)

Love the ease of set up and its very user friendly

I couldn't be happier with this 34" LG UltraGear. Upgrading to this monitor completely changed my gaming and desktop experience. The 21:9 ultrawide layout gives you massive screen real estate, which is fantastic for immersive gaming and perfect for keeping extra windows and chat overlays open while multitasking.The 240Hz refresh rate is incredibly smooth, and when combined with the 1ms response time and FreeSync Premium, motion blur and screen tearing are completely gone. The 1500R curve is just right—it wraps around your field of view perfectly without feeling distorted. Visually, the colors pop beautifully thanks to the 95% DCI-P3 color gamut, and the DisplayHDR 400 adds great depth to dark and bright scenes.The connectivity is another massive win. Having USB-C alongside HDMI and DisplayPort makes it incredibly easy to switch between a gaming rig and a work laptop, and the built-in USB hub keeps my desk clutter-free. The included speakers are a great bonus for casual viewing, and the ergonomic stand adjusts easily for perfect comfort. If you want a premium, high-speed ultrawide display that handles both heavy gaming and productivity flawlessly, this is absolutely worth it. Highly recommended!

A great choice for additional window space with 1 or 2 gaming machines. As a functional accessory for a larger gaming setup, this monitor has a lot to offer. Picture-in-Picture or Picture-by-picture provide a range of options for a dual-computer or dual input configuration. And with the built-in USB hub/switch, controlling two gaming machines with the same keyboard/mouse becomes a breeze. While wider screens can be off-putting, especially when I’m used to playing in a standard aspect ratio, this is a good balance. This is an upgrade from dual 27” monitors in my setup, and I love that the UltraGear matches the height of my 27” monitor. Using a 27” + this 34” works very well. The curve is slight and just enough to help compensate for the width of the screen. The choice of inputs (DisplayPort, HDMI, USB-C) means flexibility, and even though I only have one computer right now, the switching is perfect to allow for expansion. The image quality is excellent. Accurate colors, dark blacks, plenty of brightness. My only complaint is a minor one with the viewing angle. Viewing angle issues are always more pronounced with larger monitors, and with this one it feels like the corners and/or bottom appear less bright or vivid when I sit close to the screen. Controls are simple and intuitive, with settings menus for more advanced options, navigated with a joystick-type control on the bottom center of the monitor. The menus are straightforward with no extra bells and whistles getting in the way, while still providing full control over color balance, gamma, and other advanced options. Some displays are more efficient when it comes to power than others. I wouldn’t have thought about this except the power brick gets noticeably hot during use. Since this is a gaming monitor, it’s understandable that it’s a little more power hungry than others. At 240 Hz with HDR, it draws at least 60W. It’s less than half that with power saving features, 60Hz operation, and no HDR. The stand is sturdy and minimalistic, with a large base and a simple pillar that the monitor attaches to. It’s been a while since I saw one with “some assembly required.” I had to dig up a phillips screwdriver to attach the two pieces together. Worth it? Sure, I suppose so, just surprising.

I’ve been really impressed with this LG UltraGear monitor. The 34-inch ultrawide screen provides plenty of workspace for multitasking and makes games feel much more immersive. The WQHD resolution is sharp, the 240Hz refresh rate keeps gameplay incredibly smooth, and FreeSync Premium helps eliminate screen tearing. The DisplayHDR 400 adds a nice boost to colors and contrast, making games and movies look great. I also appreciate the USB-C connectivity, which makes it easy to connect my laptop with a single cable. The curved display is comfortable to use for long sessions, and the overall build quality feels premium. If you’re looking for a fast ultrawide monitor that works well for both gaming and everyday productivity, this is an excellent choice—especially when it’s on sale.