LG UltraGear QHD 34-Inch Curved Gaming Monitor 34GP63A-B, VA with HDR 10 Compatibility and AMD FreeSync Premium, 160Hz, Black

Transitioned to this monitor from a 1080p display about 23″. This is a huge upgrade and the ultra wide monitor is stunning. The display is beautiful, and offers several different display settings to choose from. Colors are vibrant and bright, and response time is pretty flawless. Nice notch for cable management in the back of the monitor to hide all of the wires and cables. Everything is very adjustable and user friendly. I wouldn’t want anything smaller, especially for gaming. This is a must and the price is pretty decent considering the quality. It’s worth saving a little more for something of this quality.

I bought this because it has a great Refresh rate and the Price was killer. THis is my first curved monitor and i’m loving it. I almost went with the big brother 45″, but heald back to reserve some desk space. Its not the best of the best but the picture looks great. I’m no expert in monitors by any means but MS Flight sim is beautiful on it. I was super nervous because i bought it “used – Acceptable” for a steal so i didn’t know what to expect. When it showed up it was in the LG box and hadn’t even been opened. Everything was still wrapped up. Win!! Hope this helps.

I recently replaced my dual monitor setup with the LG 45GR665DC-B and thus far, I’ve been very happy with the decision. I do not use the monitor for gaming so I cannot comments on these specs, but for work with Windows 11 it’s been great (text clarity is great, spreadsheets amazing, etc.).As other reviewers may have commented the base for this screen is large (makes sense with an ultrawide monitor). It takes up a lot of desk space at around 13 inches in depth and 23 inches in width. The mount on the back of the monitor is…different. Very efficient with the provided stand (no screws, etc.) as it just kind of pops in…but still massive on the desk. The specs indicate that a 100×100 mount will work for this…but I haven’t seen a wall mount / arm that does not connect via screws so…I’m not sure what to do from here as I do want to get it off the desk.If anyone finds a good mount / arm for this monitor – please share!

This LG 45″ super ultrawide [part/model: 45GR(65/75)DC-B] with a 32:9 aspect ratio has proven to be the best work-and-play monitor I have ever owned. I primarily bought this monitor for my remote job, which requires me to work long hours and split tabs into windows of different sizes to work efficiently. Previously, I had a 49″ Samsung Neo G9 (2021 version) with a 120Hz refresh rate, which turned out to be a game-changer. With that monitor, I can easily fit all the windows I need for work without any hassle, but I found it too overwhelming and couldn’t tolerate such a large screen for gaming purposes.I have previously owned several 34-inch 21:9 3440x1440p monitors, which were the perfect size for both productivity and gaming. However, I was wrong… I found it challenging to fit all the windows I needed on one screen. So, the solution would be to try a single 32-inch 4K monitor, which would be perfect for work because it would scale the programs, user interface, and other miscellaneous windows. However, after a week of using it, I realized that the text size, scaling of my browser/program windows, and sharpness were not suitable for my needs. In more detail, I had to lean over closer to the monitor to see everything clearly, which caused neck pain, but that would be the end user’s fault (me) because I would forget to zoom back in on the text. Again, I only had it set up that way because I was trying to fit as many windows as possible.Initially, I was considering going back to the 49-inch monitor. However, I stumbled upon a newly released 45-inch monitor with a 32:9 aspect ratio and 1440p resolution. Since I already knew what the 49-inch monitor was like, I decided to try this one. After checking out the dimensions, I had a genuinely good feeling about it and decided to invest in it. I am incredibly pleased with this purchase and will never give it up… for now. I freakin’ love this thing! I don’t typically write product reviews, but I just had to get the word out on this beast. Definitely the best bang for the buck!

I bought this monitor after I accidentally cracked the screen of a 34” ultrawide monitor from Samsung that I only had for a weeks (it was my own fault I admit but probably wouldn’t have happened for reasons I’ll get into shortly). I’m used to working on dual displays and so I decided to just buy an ultrawide that could do the same as having two separate monitors. I do some gaming but I wouldn’t say I’m a hardcore PC gamer (but having a high refresh rate is a nice bonus for when I do). I only got this yesterday and so far I’m very happy with it for a few reasons because they were lacking in the Samsung monitor I purchased. First is the built in speakers (I haven’t ent tested them enough to speak for the quality yet) because my last monitor didn’t have them. Almost every monitor I’ve had regardless of price had some form of built in speakers and the Samsung monitor had none despite costing more. They don’t have to be amazing but if you’re gonna spend over $300 on a monitor they should be standard. Next is the fact that you can adjust the height and angle on the screen. That was one one gripe I had with the Samsung monitor and part of the reason I accidentally cracked the screen (I was trying to install a Vesa mount on the back when it slipped and hit the the corner of my desk). I could not adjust the height of that monitor or tilt the screen. With the LG I can easily adjust it to whatever height is comfortable to me.I know it sounds like I’ve spent more time complaining about my previous monitor (I admit I’m still a little salty as it happened in the last few weeks) but I’m really satisfied with this. I wasn’t happy about having to buy a new monitor so soon but this was less expensive than repurchasing the same monitor with the same shortcomings and is probably what I should have gotten from the start. Heck I can even try to send off my other monitor for repair and have dual ultrawides lol.