LG Electronics 34" LED - 34WN80C-B

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You get a pixel density of roughly 110 pixels per inch, meaning that you won’t have to use any scaling, yet you’ll have plenty of screen space as well as crisp details and text. One of the highlights of this ultrawide monitor is the PBP and the PIP mode to further boost your productivity, primarily if you work on a two-computer setup. Colors are fairly accurate; their temperature only deviates by a small margin across the entire screen. This is a vital attribute for gaming and movies –meaning they’re important for a multi-use panel like this. LG 34WP65C-B Review | verdict The pixel response time speed of the LG 34WN80C amounts to 5ms GtG (gray to gray pixel transition) when the ‘Faster’ overdrive mode is enabled.

With the stand fully extended (its height can be raised as much as 4.3 inches), the monitor measures 18.1 by 32.1 by 9.9 inches (HWD). The top and side bezels are almost invisible, meaning you have maximum screen area and serves it well in a multi-monitor array. Curved screens have lately become commonplace on large, ultra-wide monitors, whether designed for gaming, graphic design, or general business use, and the 34WN80C-B is no exception. The LG 34WN80C also supports Dual Controller, which allows you to use one set of keyboard/mouse to control the monitor as well as an extra monitor that’s connected to your PC and displayed via the Picture by Picture mode. Design & Connectivity While there are monitors with higher brightness and contrast at this price range, none of them have as accurate colors as theLG 34WN80C – and a USB-C port. If you do not want to spend a fortune on a monitor, you can look at the LG 34WN80C-B. It displays sRGB 99% color gamut, which makes it ideal both for video editing and graphic designing. The colors are rich and accurate. The panel is bright, and if we talk numbers, this monitor delivers a brightness level of 300 cd/m2. Though it has a resolution of 3440 X 1440, this 34-inch monitor does a great job in rendering clear and crisp text.The 21:9 ultrawide format also provides you with extra horizontal screen space, which is ideal for productivity work and video editing. Of course, games and movies will look more immersive as well!

Response time is a vital consideration for gaming screens, and the LG performs very well. Its average response time of 5ms is excellent, anything below 20ms is good for gaming. So far, among similarly priced 1440p ultrawide monitors, both the LG 34UC80 -B and the LG 34WN80C-B have the best response time speed, with near absent motion blur and ghosting in fast-paced games. There’s a Response Time Control feature in the OSD (On-Screen Display) that you can use to further eliminate ghosting. Its predecessor, the LG 34UC79G-B has a resolution of 2,560 x 1,080 and a 21:9 aspect ratio, and at release we loved it for those features. Things get better on the newer iteration. This 21:9 panel has a resolution of 3,440 x 1,440, which is the same resolution on its rivals like the Samsung C34F791 and Acer Predator x34, that cost almost double. The LG 34WP65C-B appeals with impressive out-of-the-box performance. Its brightness level of 317 cd/m2 looks much better than LG’s quoted figure, and it’s bolstered with a 3000:1 contrast ratio. The high contrast is important, as it makes pictures vibrant, and helps this monitor deliver a wide array of shades –even closely matched tones are easier to tell apart.

The wide horizontal screen space provided by these monitors means you can keep 2-3 app windows open next to each other. At the same time, you can do away with the clutter of multiple monitor setups. More importantly, it removes the hassles of calibrating two displays. Instead, you have a single display with which you can calibrate as per your preference.

More importantly, it’s VESA mount compatible, should you want to keep your desk and table clutter-free and free from cables and likes. The image quality of this monitor is excellent. Its colors are accurate resulting in rich visuals across the screen. Thanks to the IPS panel used, you can also use this monitor for photo/video editing and other color-critical work. Its out-of-box color calibration is also impressive. Surprisingly, fast-paced games have smoother playability on the 160Hz LG 34WP65C-B than competing 144Hz VA-panels with the same 3,440 x 1,440 resolutions, such as the Viotek GN34C as it doesn’t have much blur. However, there are a few benefits to using a high refresh panel including more fluid and smooth visuals in fast-paced games.The connections are pretty standard and include a USB-C port, HDMI, DisplayPort, and a duo of USB-A ports. The only issue is that these ports are located in a hard-to-reach area behind the panel. Indeed, the 34WN80C-B has very similar specs to the LG 34UC80-B. Both offer an ultra-wide 34-inch display with the same resolution and aspect ratio; both support height and tilt adjustment; and both have nearly invisible top and side bezels and a similar complement of design. Each has the adaptive-sync technology and refresh rate to appeal to both game designers and casual gamers, although primarily created for professional users. The 3440×1440 resolution offers you a lot of screen real estate. You can open multiple windows of different applications and work on them at the same time. This helps boost productivity at work since you won’t have to keep switching between multiple tabs and don’t have to worry about running out of space.

When it comes to productivity, you can use the On-Screen Control to split the screens or to access the monitor settings. While the response time of 5ms is excellent, this one doesn’t come with AMD FreeSync. As noted earlier, gaming enthusiasts won’t be disappointed with this business monitor. You get the support for both AMD’s FreeSync technology, 10ms input lag, and a refresh rate of 100Hz. In fact, LG Electronics is offering a professional monitor for photographers, video editors, and graphic designers with impressive sRGB color gamut coverage and is HDR 10 compatible. Design On the other hand, if using an Nvidia GPU, it’s still possible to use the monitor at 75Hz by creating a custom resolution available in the variable refresh rate technology. However, at 75Hz, playability is smoother and with the Dynamic Action Sync feature enabled, the input lag averages ~10ms. Its predecessor, the LG 34UC79G-B has a resolution of 2,560 x 1,080 and a 21:9 aspect ratio, and at release, we loved it for those features. Things get better on the newer iteration. This 21:9 panel has a resolution of 3,440 x 1,440, which is the same resolution as its rivals like the Samsung C34F791 and Acer Predator x34, which cost almost double.

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The monitor I reviewed had no dead pixels on it. The IPS glow present on it was negligible offering you almost zero distractions while using it. It also has a matte anti-glare coating on it that prevents any reflections from forming on it. Otherwise, the LG 34WP65C-B remains a stellar budget monitor that offers decent performance for pretty everyone out there; it wouldn’t make sense if it shined with features that most people buying it will hardly use, and in the process attract a higher asking price. And with the ultra-wide QHD resolution, 160Hz refresh rate, and plenty of other features, it’s one of the best and most well-balanced 34-inch monitors you can buy right now. LG 34WP65C-B Specifications Colors are fairly accurate, their temperature only deviates by a small margin across the entire screen. This is a vital attribute for gaming and movies –meaning they’re important for a multi-use panel like this. Verdict