LG 34WR55QC-B 34" Curved UltraWide WQHD HDR 10 100Hz Monitor with USB Type-C, 3440x1440 Curved Display, 100Hz Refresh Rate, AMD FreeSync, Borderless Design

I measured the space for my computer monitor on my desk and this monitor fit the space perfectly. That was the only reason I picked it over others. When it arrived, I realized that it was much larger than I expected. The ruler didn't really make it obvious how large it woud be. That is great though. I figure I will be used to the size quickly and then likely want to go larger. The monitor has good weight, which makes me confident in the quality of construction. I've had light-weight monitors in the past that fell apart if they got bumped. The mount is very sturdy. You can easily slide the monitor up and down on the stand. The base takes up desk space, but it is very flat, so you can put things on top of it. The color looks good and it is bright. I plugged it into my DVI port. It also has HDMI ports. As with most montors, the power uses an external power brick. The cord is rather long, so you can move that well away from your desk space.

overall excellent monitor. I am using it for office work, not gaming, and couldn't be more pleased all around. Easy setup and wonderful picture quality. I would definitely buy again and recommend. The curve is just right, and it is adjustable to find the proper fit for your desk. I replaced a 2x 27" monitor setup and this is so much better.

these monitors are just the right size. I purchased 9 of these for my office. My team loves them. They replaced two standard monitors, and the screen size is perfect.

Amazing monitor for the price. Super easy set up, clear images, huge screen area. Really happy with this upgrade for my office set up.

Big Screen with a very elegant stand. Picture leaves a lot to be desired. For games, desktop work, or even video content...the washed out picture will annoy you to tears. I replaced my previous LG widescreen of the same size that I enjoyed for years, with this unit. It looked great on paper and the price was nice (my first unit was $1,300), but then I set it up. Disappointing to say the least. Fortunately, I calibrate video systems and have 23 years as a color analyst experience to aid me. No worries, let's dial it in. I broke out my diagnostic tools, test patterns, source content and got to work. The menu is a bit frustrating and tends to be over cross dependent (I have seen worse). Plan on going in circles and losing settings regularly. To save you a lot of tech jargon...just know that no matter how you calibrate or adjust software, you will never get a reasonable balance of brightness and contrast. With that issue alone, any color accuracy is going to be a unicorn situation. No matter the source. Calibrated for many sources hoping to nail one down, frustrating fail across the board. I would get a test pattern as close as possible. Fire up some content and without fail it would disappoint. Across all forms of content/software. Simple Example: Run a DVD player software, DVD test pattern disk, ES2000 spectrometer, double check with naked eye, load a reference DVD movie...and what the hell?! Double check settings on monitor because something had to have changed. Nope. Games must be the answer, start over with that focus. Nope. Same experience. SMTP Color Pattern and a photo..that is simple as it gets...Nope. Same experience. Bottom line, I cannot walk by or use this monitor without frustration and disappointment. Period.