LG's insane 5K Monitor pumps out more pixels than your eyes can handle (34WK95U-W)| Review
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After a decade turning out tepid, appliance-like devices, monitor manufacturers have exploded with creativity over the past few years. New monitors come in all shapes and sizes, at resolutions between 1080p and 5K -- and refresh rates that rise into the hundreds.
There’s even a push to redefine the core LCD technology that’s defined monitors since the CRT’s demise. LG’s 34WK95U-W is one such example. It has many impressive specifications including 5,120 x 2,160 resolution, HDR, and Thunderbolt 3 connectivity. Then there’s the ‘Nano-IPS’ panel, which LG says has “enhanced phosphors” to improve color gamut.
This 34-inch ultrawide is indisputedly impressive on paper, and at a retail price of $1,500, it’d be better. Can this monitor set a new standard for image quality?
Is there a better alternative?
The LG 34WK95-U is the leader in ultrawide image quality. If you need the very best, look no further.
Price matters, however, and that’s where the aging Samsung CF791 makes a stand. It doesn’t match the LG’s image quality, but it’s very close. It even has some features the LG doesn’t, including a curved screen and AMD FreeSync support.
Given its price, you could also consider larger monitors. Dell’s Ultrasharp 49 also targets professional and workstation owners, and its 49-inch screen dwarfs the LG 34WK95-U.
How long will it last?
Monitors tend to be reliable, so we doubt the LG 34WK95-U will break before you want to toss it out. That’ll be a long time coming, too, as its forward-looking features are impressive. This monitor will look good a decade from now.
We do take issue with the warranty, however, which covers the monitor for just one year. Dell warranties most UltraSharp monitors for three years.
Should you buy it?
Yes – if you need a nearly flawless ultrawide display. The LG 34WK95-U is too expensive to casually purchase, but it sets a new standard in image quality.
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After a decade turning out tepid, appliance-like devices, monitor manufacturers have exploded with creativity over the past few years. New monitors come in all shapes and sizes, at resolutions between 1080p and 5K -- and refresh rates that rise into the hundreds.
There’s even a push to redefine the core LCD technology that’s defined monitors since the CRT’s demise. LG’s 34WK95U-W is one such example. It has many impressive specifications including 5,120 x 2,160 resolution, HDR, and Thunderbolt 3 connectivity. Then there’s the ‘Nano-IPS’ panel, which LG says has “enhanced phosphors” to improve color gamut.
This 34-inch ultrawide is indisputedly impressive on paper, and at a retail price of $1,500, it’d be better. Can this monitor set a new standard for image quality?
Is there a better alternative?
The LG 34WK95-U is the leader in ultrawide image quality. If you need the very best, look no further.
Price matters, however, and that’s where the aging Samsung CF791 makes a stand. It doesn’t match the LG’s image quality, but it’s very close. It even has some features the LG doesn’t, including a curved screen and AMD FreeSync support.
Given its price, you could also consider larger monitors. Dell’s Ultrasharp 49 also targets professional and workstation owners, and its 49-inch screen dwarfs the LG 34WK95-U.
How long will it last?
Monitors tend to be reliable, so we doubt the LG 34WK95-U will break before you want to toss it out. That’ll be a long time coming, too, as its forward-looking features are impressive. This monitor will look good a decade from now.
We do take issue with the warranty, however, which covers the monitor for just one year. Dell warranties most UltraSharp monitors for three years.
Should you buy it?
Yes – if you need a nearly flawless ultrawide display. The LG 34WK95-U is too expensive to casually purchase, but it sets a new standard in image quality.
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