LG 34" Curved UltraWide WQHD 1440p HDR 10 100Hz Monitor, Black, 34WR50QK-B

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] An amazingly easy to set-up, vivid and helpful piece of workplace equipment which is so much more convenient than having separate screens with varying resolutions. I was up and running in ten minutes and most of that time was my ageing work laptop booting up - my field of vision is comfortably occupied and the benefit of having multiple, decently sized windows for applications can't be understated.

I've been wanting to buy an ultrawide for awhile, but was under the impression that VA monitors aren't good for any kind of gaming, due to massive amounts of smearing. But I've been playing a lot of high-speed, high-action games with no notice of any issues. CS2, Deadlock, TF2, No Mans Sky, all don't have any issues with the monitor.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Plug and play - super easy set up. I was working with 2 monitors and a laptop screen before and was unhappy with the space the set up took up and the bezel on each causing fricion during long work sessions. I have 2 screens in use all the time and one for reference. Microsoft's split screen (snap layouts) functionality is perfect with the monitor and I can have the main screen in the centre, my task list, job timer, reference materials and snippets open all at the same time either side but in one view. It's honestly a game-changer - don't waste any more time thinking about it - order it now, you won't regret it. Then gift your old screens to someone who is working with just one screen and change their life too! 😂

I've been using the LG 34WR55QK-B for a few months now and it has completely transformed my workspace. The 34-inch UltraWide WQHD display is stunning — colors are vibrant and accurate, and the HDR10 support makes content look incredible. The extra screen real estate is a game-changer for multitasking; I can have multiple windows open side by side without any compromise. The USB-C connectivity is super convenient and the built-in KVM switch is a great bonus. Setup was straightforward and the monitor looks sleek on my desk. Highly recommend this to anyone looking for a premium ultrawide experience.

I purchased for my work desk at home. I typically use 3 or more monitors previously. I tend to review many contracts and need multiple windows to compare notes and have email/chat up. So far this monitor has replaced 2 monitors. I would get another to really get the effects of 4 screens and a laptop. I have not tested this for gaming and only working.

I really like the size of the monitor. I replaced a flat screen 32" monitor with this 34" curved monitor and, even though it is larger, it uses almost the exact same amount of space and the 32'" flat screen monitor. This monitor is perfect for my needs because I only play video games occasionally. I just it for light work, email and surfing the web.

I have two of these monitors hooked up to a docking station via HDMI cables, using on a Windows 11 Microsoft Surface laptop. They work fine for my needs considering the great price. The picture could be more crisp however the Microsoft Surface laptop does not offer the recommended ratio they need so most likely others will not have this problem. The LG software that allows split screen options is also not compatible with the Microsoft Surface so I just adjust the windows on my own which is not a problem. For work purposes, the monitors are fine for my needs. I work with a lot of spreadsheets and documents and this curved, wide-screen, dual-monitor set-up works great.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this screen as I had read that it is compatible with Mac Studio 4. Unfortunately the resolution is not very good with Mac Studio 4 and I have given the screen to my son as his computer is more compatible. It is a beautiful looking screen but would not recommend pairing it with a Max studio 4 as per various online suggestions.

Very nice monitor with clean picture for business purposes. Only issue was the setup as I could not get the display to show the screen. I had to go in and manually adjust the ratio amd quality to get it to show. Normally it is plug and play so an extra step. Not a big deal and was worth the temporary frustration.

I wanted a monitor. This functions well as a monitor, once you get past all of the other options and convince it that you just want it to be a monitor. This morning, the power was briefly cut off as the power company changed meters, and when my system came back up, I had to go find a new battery for the LG remote control in order to tell it that it's just a monitor.