LG 34BK95U-W 34" 21:9 UltraWide 5K2K WUHD Nano IPS Monitor

This Monitor was delivered in good shape and ahead of schedule.Setup was straight forward with no problems. Assembly of the stand and attaching it to the monitor was easy. The stand offers good support and vertical adjustment for the monitor.The picture is great and the size is a big improvement over my old 27 iMac. I'm using with a Mac Mini and there are 5 different resolutions available.The brightness and volume of this monitor cannot be controlled from the from the Mac keyboard. One must use the small joy stick at the bottom center of the monitor to access these and all other settings. Using the joystick to drill down to the brightness and volume controls is not convenient. Direct buttons on the monitor or on a remote control would be much better.I recommend this monitor UNLESS you need to change the brightness or volume a lot.

Good quality and high res screen. As a graphic and video artist I need a lot of panels open for every software I use, it's great to have space for all of them on screen, almost like having two monitors.

I got this earlier this month and I have to say - I am not in love with the TB3 cable. It seems to wiggle out every time the monitor shakes from touching the desk. Besides that - the color and display are pretty much unbelievable. I am more than happy with everything else

I was trying to decide between a high refresh rate monitor or high resolution when I purchased this screen. Given monitor tech at the time, I found motion blurry even on high refresh rate options, so I settled on clarity. I've mostly used this monitor on a windows desktop and have been very happy. Good size, connectivity, brightness, sharpness, and colors.

I had this monitor for 2 weeks and so far I'm happy with it. No image retention, works fine with both MacBook M1 and Dell XPS. Dell complains about insufficient power, but sharges up (without full load, admittedly).

Received it promptly and connected it to my Mac Studio running Ventura OS 13.1. The LG has poor documentation most of which I had to download from the LG web site. The documentation is tricky to understand. I spent a considerable amount of time trying to set it up for use with the Mac. However, I was successful and the image, while not as crisp as my 27 Mac Studio display, is still good. The LG is configured as the primary display and the Studio display is to the right of it creating a single virtual display. The issue is that the LG display has its own power saving routine which is not configurable via the Mac. Thus, while they both use the Mac screen saver and the Mac shuts off the saver on both after a length of inactivity, since the LG has a slower boot up than the Mac display, when you wake the Mac with the keyboard the display configuration on the LG reverts to default. This changes the setup for screen position and pixel density. The way I found to prevent this is to wake the LG first using the control button on its underside, then the Mac a number of seconds later. Otherwise this is a very nice display and far less expensive than the larger Mac Studio equivalent. I would recommend it.

This monitor has worked well with multiple MacBook Pro models. It's not as bright as the Mac but good enough. I've had two monitors fail but replaced under the 3 year warranty. Double wide is great because you can run two full sized apps side by side and it's a game changer with video editing apps like Final Cut Pro.