Customer Ratings & Reviews

I am currently driving this monitor with a RTX3080 and paired it with an older Dell 34" (SLIGHTLY curved) monitor (which is that has the same UWQHD (3440x1440) resolution. So jumping from desktop to desktop from screen to screen is not jarring. The Dell is an matte IPS screen was color accurate out of the box and has an antiglare coating although it wasn't super effective where I have it placed in front of my South facing window mid morning/day. Directly comparing the UltraGear to the Dell, the Curve is much more significant and almost feels like it wrapping around my eyeballs. Colors are extremely vibrant with great blacks on the OLED. Playing games like Forza 5; which looked good on my Dell, looked amazing on the UltraGear. I will usually have the game on the UltraGear and my phone/email apps on my Dell. While I was not getting 240hz refresh on the UltraGear I was floating around 166hz which is noticeable over the 60hz refresh on the Dell. Games such as Red Dead Redemption are locked to 60hz so not much of a difference there, but the colors in the scenery are more vibrant than that of the Dell. The color and lighting on my UltraGear is uniform and have no stuck pixels. I'm not sure if it's due to the 800R curvature of the screen or better antiglare coating, but seems better at cutting glare than my dell. Side by side midday with the sun blasting through my shades there I see nothing on the UltraGear vs diffused light and shadow on my Dell. Definitely a plus for the LG. The stand is also sturdy and keeps my monitor stable when my desk is bumped or jarred. A lot of height adjustment and decent side to side adjustment for a monitor this curved. Can even slightly tilt the monitor (although I don't know why... tilted desk?). The single control stick behind the bottom portion of the center of the screen is a touch tricky to find at first, but I got used to the position is simple enough to figure out and use. I initially thought the UltraGear had speakers and couldn't figure out how to get sound out of it, but then realized the volume was ONLY for plugging in WIRED headphones. Took my a little while to figure that out. Along trying to figure that, I don't know if there is supposed to be lighting on the back of the sceen. Not that it's that important to me as I will never look at the back of the screen, but I still don't know if that is something this monitor is supposed to be able to do. I would've liked to see USB C video on the UltraGear, especially at this price point, but I am more than able to use the connections it has so its not much of an issue. Aside from a few gripes I mentioned above I do really enjoy using this monitor and am very happy with it. I wouldn't have any problems recommending it as long as someone was willing to spend this kind of money on a screen.

I was a little hesitant buying this at first as it was my first ultra-wide monitor. I am extremely happy I pulled the trigger on this one compared to the 39” or 45” versions which would have worse PPI and potentially just too big. The colors on this monitor look amazing, motion is so smooth, and it gets surprisingly bright. The only issue I have is there is very noticeable (at least in the games I play) VRR flickering which made adaptive sync unusable for me, I ended up disabling it on the monitor. Besides that one gripe I absolutely love this thing.

This monitor is amazing. Definitely worth buying . The picture is amazing. Im telling you this is it and worth every penny .

Such a nice monitor. Love everything about this thing.

Best monitor ever! Highly recommend. Image quality is great.