You could think of the LG 34WN80C-B as essentially a scaled-down version of our favorite LG 34UC80-B, with a similar native resolution and design, but it adds a couple of things like USB-C connectivity (not found on its pricier cousin). Its 99 percent sRGB color gamut coverage and AMD FreeSync technology make the 34WN80C-B a better choice for game designers, as well as anyone who wants to get in a few rounds of gaming when they’re not working. 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.

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 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. However, the refresh rate is 60Hz for this monitor, and as long you are not using it for pro-level gaming, you should be on the safe spot. And not only that, if your laptop has USB-C ports, it makes sense to get an ultrawide monitor with USB-C ports. One of the main advantages is that the same USB-C allows for the transmission of data through a single cable. Plus, most monitors let you reverse charge the laptop. That’s plenty convenient that hooking another cable to charge your laptop. Given that it’s not a gaming monitor, this is not surprising, though since FreeSync is royalty-free, including it wouldn’t have increased the monitor’s price.

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If you’re looking for a display that supports USB-C and has accurate, consistent, and vivid colors, we recommend the LG 34WQ73A. 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.

With the ‘Fast’ preset, there’s no noticeable smearing behind fast-moving objects as the pixels are more than fast enough for the display’s 60Hz refresh rate. 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 Surprisingly, fast-paced games have smoother playability on the 60Hz LG 34UC80-B than competing 100Hz 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 few benefits in using a 100Hz panel including more fluid and smooth visuals on fast-paced games. The peak brightness of the LG 34WN80C amounts to 300-nits, while its static contrast ratio ranges from 700:1 to 1,000:1 depending on the individual unit of the display.This monitor has an optimal pixel density of 109PPI. The images look detailed without any pixelation and the text appears sharp. It is also easy on the eyes as you don’t have to squint them to read text displayed on the screen. Regardless, video games will look great thanks to the monitor’s high resolution and vibrant colors! 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.

It isn’t billed as a gaming monitor like the Alienware AW3420DW, but the inclusion of AMD FreeSync and 60Hz refresh rate should be appealing to enthusiast game developers (as well as players). The display is sharp and renders clear and crisp details. The colors are accurate, and the brightness levels of 400 cd/m2 are sufficient for most work. The pair of built-in 7W speakers produce a surprising amount of bass, along with clean highs that are never harsh, even at maximum volume. While an external system or headphones can sound better, these are some of the best built-in speakers we’ve heard on a monitor. LG 34WP65C-B Review: Picture Quality

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The LG 34WN80C input lag performance is excellent as well, with only ~10ms of delay, which is not noticeable at 60Hz.