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  • UltraWide format provides additional real estate for you to multitask or watch multiple inputs at once.
  • Ultra QHD (3440x1440) resolution provides the additional resolution you have been looking for.
  • Dual-link fuctionality allows you to view two separate inputs at the same time.
  • HDMI, Display Port, USB 3.0, and Thunderbolt 2 inputs allow you to connect to all your devices.
  • The gorgeous Cinema Screen design with integrated 7W speakers look stunning on or off.
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LG 34UM95-P UltraWide monitor provides the ultimate monitor experience with its 21:9 format, Ulta QHD (3440x1440) resolution and its IPS panel. The brightness is 320 cd/m2

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Customers appreciate the monitor's display quality, resolution, and size. They find the colors vibrant and the contrast good, with the black level satisfactory. Many find it useful for productivity, gaming, and audio work. The dual screen feature works well, and the extra horizontal screen real estate is great in applications like Pro Tools and Logic. However, some dislike light bleed and have differing opinions on the overall screen quality.

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171 customers mention "Display quality"160 positive11 negative

Customers like the display quality. They say the colors look great and not overly dull or overly "poppy". Blu-ray movies look great, the out of box calibration is excellent, and the contrast is very good. The games, graphics, and text look good at 1440p. The frame is nice, but it would've been much nicer if they used a silver finish. The wide and accurate color gamut is appreciated, and text looks really crisp. It's easily as good as the Apple Thunderbolt display but a little less expensive.

"...Blu-ray movies look great as well, the out of box calibration is excellent. Though I did go on tft central and used their ICC profile settings...." Read more

"...say is that for the things that can be set to max resolution, they look great, and the things that aren't -- I hope you are ok playing in windowed..." Read more

"...-The frame is nice but it would've been much nicer if they used a silver finish or a metal frame rather than plastic...." Read more

"...The color is good. Not great, but good. I expected great. Why the color isn't better is a mystery to me...." Read more

98 customers mention "Size"82 positive16 negative

Customers appreciate the monitor's size. They find the super wide-screen format perfect for side-by-side viewing, games, movies, and productivity. The extra width provides a great field of view and immersiveness. The screen is huge and beautiful, even without scaling the font size.

"...3440x1440p is so crisp and clean, and the ultra wide screen for movies and games is great...." Read more

"...Pros: HUGE! This thing is massive, bigger than I expected. Beautiful display!..." Read more

"...The extra wide space gives a great field of view and immersiveness to the gaming experience. Not all games support the 21:9 aspect ratio though...." Read more

"...It seemed to tick all the boxes: It has a widescreen for seamless transition, it has thunderbolt and essentially a full on dock for peripherals, its..." Read more

94 customers mention "Resolution"81 positive13 negative

Customers appreciate the monitor's resolution. They say it has a good screen with good colors and the image quality is quite good at that resolution. The DPI is great, there are no bad pixels, and the backlight bleed is not noticeable. 1080 content is seen in perfect clarity, and the monitor offers significantly more pixel real estate than the 27" iMac. The picture is bright and detailed, bordering on 4K.

"...The rest of the screen is perfect. There are no stuck pixels, no bright pixels, literally the only flaw is the bottom left corner of brightness...." Read more

"...thunderbolt and essentially a full on dock for peripherals, its borderline 4k, its has a slight matte (good for my line of work) and so on...." Read more

"...Screen estate is enormous on 34"...." Read more

"...Resolution? Gorgeous. I would argue that this is the highest currently viable resolution...." Read more

89 customers mention "Monitor quality"89 positive0 negative

Customers like the monitor's quality. They say it's a great monitor for productivity, and a good alternative to Thunderbolt displays. The dual screen feature works well between Windows Server and Mac Pro, and the extra horizontal screen real estate is amazing in applications like Pro Tools and Logic.

"...after using this monitor for a little over a month, and this monitor is amazing. I'm coming from a 23' acer and 24' dell both at 1080p...." Read more

"...this monitor mainly for productivity reasons, and this monitor excels at productivity...." Read more

"...in the audio field, and the extra horizontal screen real estate is amazing in applications like Pro Tools and Logic...." Read more

"This is a fantastic monitor. Mine arrived with no bad pixels and no noticeable backlight bleed...." Read more

71 customers mention "Value for money"59 positive12 negative

Customers appreciate the monitor's value for money. They say it's worth every penny, especially if you can get a good deal on pricing. The display is beautiful with a very tiny bezel, and it has an excellent PVA Panel and backlight uniformity.

"...Would very much recommend, especially if you can get a good deal on pricing, as I believe LG and others are ready to release newer models into the..." Read more

"...- the LG is quite good, and considering the price, it's a lot of monitor for the money...." Read more

"...laptop at home, this is a pretty major plus considering the price of thunderbolt docks. * The aspect ratio and gaming...." Read more

"...It is well worth the wait for those of you considering it. I had to wait a month and a half for mine and considered cancelling a few times...." Read more

36 customers mention "Gaming experience"36 positive0 negative

Customers enjoy the gaming experience on the monitor. They say it's great for watching movies and videos, with an immersive viewing experience. The resolution is 3440x1440 and the 21:9 aspect ratio enhances their viewing experience.

"...The extra wide space gives a great field of view and immersiveness to the gaming experience. Not all games support the 21:9 aspect ratio though...." Read more

"...to have enabled for notification sounds and even for casual music listening or YouTube. -..." Read more

"...It's cool in the games that do scale - it really is more immersive at the distance most sit from a monitor...." Read more

"...result in a very immersive experience. This is most beneficial to FPS. *..." Read more

89 customers mention "Screen quality"60 positive29 negative

Customers have different views on the monitor's screen quality. Some find it works well with Thunderbolt and HDMI, and is very productive for working with multiple desktops. Others mention mediocre screen quality, poor stand quality, color uniformity issues, and USB ports that won't charge newer iPads.

"...Wow, it actually worked to a certain extent! I know it doesn't erase the whole Ips glow problem that this monitor has but it sure cleared up alot...." Read more

"...Both Photoshop and Illustrator are great to use on this monitor because you can leave all the panel open and still have plenty of room for the art..." Read more

"...But, I'm just not going to settle for a 1k monitor and not get high quality. Compared to the 1k thunderbolt display this looks like a cheap toy...." Read more

"...Black level is great for a backlit IPS display. - Flawless operation over Thunderbolt with both of my Macs. Full resolution and refresh rate...." Read more

52 customers mention "Light bleed"13 positive39 negative

Customers are unhappy with the monitor's light bleed and backlight issues. They mention it's visible, especially on the left lower corner, and intrusive during dark viewing. Some also mention flashing lights when the display is on standby and brightness inconsistencies across the screen.

"...So hopefully if you guys are having some bad Ips glow and don't want to play the return lottery I recommend trying that fix." Read more

"...The backlight bleed is terrible in one corner, and one corner only. In dark scenes in either games or movies, this is very evident...." Read more

"...Mine arrived with no bad pixels and no noticeable backlight bleed. I'm running it at native resolution with 60hz refresh rate using displayport...." Read more

"...is shipping out thousands of these monitors all with backlight bleed beyond acceptable limits THIS IS A HUGE ISSUE THAT AMAZON NEEDS TO ADDRESS, AS..." Read more

Linus made no mention of the backlight issues that plague a good number of 34UM95 monitors
2 out of 5 stars
Linus made no mention of the backlight issues that plague a good number of 34UM95 monitors
I have wanted this monitor since the hour the LinusTechTips review dropped. That review did a lot to put over the monitor, I felt, but now I realize that it did more to put over the resolution and form factor. In that video, Linus made no mention of the backlight issues that plague a good number of 34UM95 monitors, and for that matter, only 1 of the 10 or so reviews I watched made any mention of the issue. In that video, the reviewer claimed to have spoken with LG, who claimed the issue wasn't common. He ultimately blamed the issue on the fact it was a review unit that had been on the desk of a couple other reviewers before him. Might I add that I also spoke with LG after receiving my monitor, and they claimed the backlight issues are not a common report.Before buying the monitor, I felt I had put in enough research. I am not the type to spend more than a couple dollars on anything without some amount of critical thinking. I watched every review I could find and I trust LinusTechTips. It was not until I had the monitor set up that I noticed terrible backlight issues. At that point, I looked into the issue and found quite a bit. One particular guy went through hell trying to get a 34UM95 without backlight issues. Needless to say, the backlight issues are documented all over the internet, including on Amazon and Newegg, which are essentially the only two places I feel safe buying such an expensive item from. I should also add that Linus did, eventually, mention the backlight issues in a Jan 2015 video on the NCIX channel titled "Curved vs Flat Monitors ft Samsung S34E790C + LG 34UM95". I somehow missed that video when it was released, and that's too bad. Had I seen it, I probably would have went straight for Samsung's curved take on the 3440x1440 ultrawide monitor.Since I feel that a monitor shouldn't have the backlight issues the monitor I received has, regardless of price, I returned the monitor. I plan on buying the Samsung monitor (from Amazon) when I get my money back. I will provide images and talk about them in a paragraph or two. First, I want to explain my rating.The backlight issues are bad, but there are redeeming qualities. The color on the 34UM95 is top notch. In fact, when the monitor is filled with different colors, the monitor looks flawless. The problems come out when there are big blocks of a single solid color on the screen, with darker colors being worse than lighter. I am the type to have a solid black desktop background, and I couldn't stand looking at the monitor with it like that. I had to set it to a big picture of Seattle, with the Space Needle in the middle. At that point, there was color shift while looking at the monitor dead on, but not very noticeable backlight bleed. I watch a lot of TV on my computer, so you can imagine the black bars on 16:9 content. The bars showed off clear backlight issues, which distracted the hell out of me, and it got really bad at dark scenes. What I am saying is- under the right use case scenario, the backlight issues might not be that much of an issue. For me, the way I use a computer, the backlight issues were constantly highlighted.Let's just cover the rest rapidly. Resolution? Gorgeous. I would argue that this is the highest currently viable resolution. I feel this monitor got a lot of hype for being an innovator of this resolution. Most monitors with this resolution are curved. Is there a good reason for that? Yes. I constantly found myself waving my head back and forth to see the left and right sides of the monitor better. It was not a huge issue, other than some extreme color shift on the bottom left corner. Software? Before the most recent update, the screen split software left everyone's computer with it installed open to threats via changing the admin settings. It's fixed now, and although the software is useful for perfectly placing windows to a portion of the screen, I can place my own windows, thank you. The USB hub is pretty useful. It's what you'd expect, but this monitor should have come with the USB cord for connecting it to your computer. A 6 foot USB 3.0 A Male to B Male cable is $4.26 on Monoprice. That's a profit, the 34UM95 definitely has cheaper construction than it could have, they wouldn't have lost much by supplying the cable. Build quality? The build quality of this monitor should be better, considering the price. How about the screens interface? Awesome stuff.Back to the backlight issues and explanation for the images- Black is bright on this monitor, and that's probably a good thing, sadly, as it helps to hide some of the backlight issues. There is a black level control in the on screen menu, but you can't touch it while using DisplayPort. (This monitor has a lot of odd little rules like that) Of course, DisplayPort, being the superior port that it currently is, supports 60hz while HDMI only supports 50hz. (HDMI spec limitation. Not the monitor.) I want to reiterate how badly I wanted this monitor before I say the following- I did everything I could to minimize the backlight issues before ultimately deciding to return this monitor. I thought about it a lot before returning the monitor. I badly wanted this monitor to work out, but it simply didn't. Whatever is causing these issues for so many of these monitors, I don't know. I can tell you that when I gave the monitor a once over before boxing it up to ship out, I noticed that the screen seems to have excess material, and especially in the worst area of the screen. I have read others report the same.Explanation of images: The 21:9 image is an image I made by tracing the backlight bleed and color shift while looking at the monitor dead on. The pictures I took, with the crappy phone camera I have, didn't show the issues at the top of the screen that well. Keep in mind that the backlight and color shift issues fade as they move toward the center. Still, with about half of the screen rocking backlight and color shift issues, I feel that returning the monitor was justified.Thanks for reading.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on March 20, 2015
    I'm writing this after using this monitor for a little over a month, and this monitor is amazing. I'm coming from a 23' acer and 24' dell both at 1080p. 3440x1440p is so crisp and clean, and the ultra wide screen for movies and games is great. Too bad not all games support the format but when they do it's something else. Blu-ray movies look great as well, the out of box calibration is excellent. Though I did go on tft central and used their ICC profile settings. Now everything looks even better. Now for the bad part, When I received this monitor from ups the packaging was damaged, actually it was open. I was surprised that amazon doesn't ship this with any type of foam or something protective. Just a couple of sheets of loose bubble rap, I wouldn't even call it bubble rap because the LG box wasn't even wrapped?! I know this thing is huge to ship but there has to be a better way right? Luckily the LG box and monitor was undamaged. When I first set this up I did not see any back light bleed or dead pixels, PHEW! I've read the horror stories about this monitor but I was set on getting it. Later on that night though I did finally start to see back light bleed mostly in the lower left corner. Upon doing more research found out that it was my monitors ips glow that was causing that orange-yellow tint in the lower left corner. I was very sad because of course I didn't see this during daylight usage duh! So it was either sending this back and getting a replacement, or sucking it up and living with it. I did more digging I learned that the bezel of this monitor was the reason for most my ips glow down in the lower left corner. So I attempted to do the "credit card fix" which is basically loosing or removing the front bezel to release some of the tension it was causing between the screen. Wow, it actually worked to a certain extent! I know it doesn't erase the whole Ips glow problem that this monitor has but it sure cleared up alot. At 21% brightness the ips glow is not visible on an all black screen!!! This might not work for everyone but it did for me, and not having to go through the headache of returning the monitor and not knowing what I'd be getting back. So hopefully if you guys are having some bad Ips glow and don't want to play the return lottery I recommend trying that fix.
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  • Reviewed in the United States on December 3, 2014
    So, this monitor really is a mixed bag so we'll start with the....

    Pros:
    HUGE! This thing is massive, bigger than I expected.
    Beautiful display!
    Colors are excellent, and all the text is extremely sharp.
    Stand (I don't get the hate for the stand), sure I wish it was on a slider for height adjustment, but it's not really a deal-breaker or even enough to warrant dropping the rating at all.

    Cons:
    HUGE!
    Backlight bleed. <That's the reason for only 4 stars.

    I've had this monitor since Saturday sometime, and finally had a chance to put it through some paces tonight. I'm really impressed with almost everything about this display. It displays so much quality, on this display (see what I did there? ;-) ). The ultrawide definitely took some time to get used to, but now that I have it's great.

    The backlight bleed is terrible in one corner, and one corner only. In dark scenes in either games or movies, this is very evident. It goes up about 2.5inches on the bottom, and over 2.5ish inches on the bottom, and then forms a triangle of a lot of washed out colors and very noticeable bleed. The rest of the screen is perfect. There are no stuck pixels, no bright pixels, literally the only flaw is the bottom left corner of brightness. It isn't noticeable on my desktop at all, but if that bottom corner is displaying anything dark it looks as though it's a washed out light grey color.

    A little about me, the user: I'm a gamer and multimedia enthusiast. I currently have a 27" QHD monitor that is 2560x1440. I play every style and type of game there is, and I'll watch just about any movie. There is no input lag that I can perceive, and there's no screen tearing that's noticeable on fast parts of games or movies. Unfortunately, Netflix doesn't display well in full-screen, nor does DotA2, but the things that do...really, it'll take your breath away! Battlefield 4 is phenomenal at max rez, as is the newest Dragon Age. I had to play DotA2 in windowed mode so I can see all the items in the shop. Basically, what I'm trying to say is that for the things that can be set to max resolution, they look great, and the things that aren't -- I hope you are ok playing in windowed mode.

    My wife is a work at home, full-time medical coder. She currently has a 27 and a 22.5" monitor setup side by side on her desk. Before I even turned this thing on, she told me she wanted it if I didn't like it. Well while I was working on Monday, we hooked it up for her to work on, and lo and behold there's so much space on here that she had the 2-3 programs she uses for work and Hulu+ open all side by side, with space left over. She loves it, and plans to ditch her dual-monitor setup as soon as possible. She also games a bit (WoW, Diablo 3, and GW2 mostly), and she said that they all look great on this monitor.

    I love everything about this monitor, but the lottery for backlight bleed doesn't seem all that great. Also, before I forget, the packaging and shipping from Amazon was horrendous. The monitor box was placed inside another, larger box (by about 6 inches) and then stuffed full of packing paper. When we got it, it could be shaken and it does move around inside the bigger box. Thankfully, UPS was careful and everything was fine inside -- that's a first ;-).

    Hopefully this helps someone who is contemplating this monitor. Like I said, this thing is awesome, minus one caveat. Check to see if your programs natively support UW-QHD, and take the plunge. It is more stunning than any 4k monitor that I have used/seen (Dell 24/28" and Samsung 28" UHD models).

    I'm still trying to decide what to do, but regardless my wife will get this monitor.
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  • Claude Dubois
    5.0 out of 5 stars Certainly much better than Apple's current 4K offering (which is **none** - ...
    Reviewed in Canada on April 4, 2015
    Bought as a companion to the latest Mac Pro. Obviously not a Retina display, but sharp enough for most applications. Certainly much better than Apple's current 4K offering (which is **none** - one of my pet peeves). Easy to get the colours right. No dead pixel, no seam, and no light bleeding on the edges as some others reported. Fairly stable on the desk. The slightly odd format will please those who work with DA programs, video timelines or project scheduling, graphic artists with horizontal tabloid formats, etc. Very Mac friendly, with an abundance of ports, and good looking too. The only thing that bothers me is the obnoxious "brick" on the power line, located too close to the screen so you can't easily hide it anywhere. But, hey, **no** manufacturer tells you about this ugly sucker ahead of time. Bottom line: not cheap but a good value. I'm a happy camper.
  • Grey
    5.0 out of 5 stars The best monitor I have ever used, hands down.
    Reviewed in Canada on April 26, 2015
    The title says it all. By far the best monitor I have ever used. I used to have a dual 27" IPS setup. One 2560x1440 and one 1020x1080. I was worried that I would miss the second screen but I'm glad I was wrong.

    This monitor is beautiful for multitasking. Having so many windows open side-by-side on the same screen is awesome. Fantastic for gaming too. Battlefield 4, Diablo 3, Farcry 4, GTA V, and Civ V all look great. The extra wide aspect ratio is incredibly immersive.

    The KVM capabilities are fantastic as well. I have my keyboard, mouse, microphone, and speakers all plugged directly into the monitor. There is a Thunderbolt cable running to my rMBP, and DisplayPort and USB A-to-B cable running to my PC. By simply switching the input of the monitor, I can control either my PC or my MacBook with all my peripherals. No cable swapping required. Check out the video I posted on YouTube to see it in action. http://youtu.be/BFkY3V6Te2A

    Again, if you can justify the cost, you won't regret buying this monitor.
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    Grey
    5.0 out of 5 stars The best monitor I have ever used, hands down.
    Reviewed in Canada on April 26, 2015
    The title says it all. By far the best monitor I have ever used. I used to have a dual 27" IPS setup. One 2560x1440 and one 1020x1080. I was worried that I would miss the second screen but I'm glad I was wrong.

    This monitor is beautiful for multitasking. Having so many windows open side-by-side on the same screen is awesome. Fantastic for gaming too. Battlefield 4, Diablo 3, Farcry 4, GTA V, and Civ V all look great. The extra wide aspect ratio is incredibly immersive.

    The KVM capabilities are fantastic as well. I have my keyboard, mouse, microphone, and speakers all plugged directly into the monitor. There is a Thunderbolt cable running to my rMBP, and DisplayPort and USB A-to-B cable running to my PC. By simply switching the input of the monitor, I can control either my PC or my MacBook with all my peripherals. No cable swapping required. Check out the video I posted on YouTube to see it in action. http://youtu.be/BFkY3V6Te2A

    Again, if you can justify the cost, you won't regret buying this monitor.
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  • Terry Newton
    4.0 out of 5 stars Plays nice with my screen magnifier.
    Reviewed in Canada on June 27, 2017
    I purchased this on Aug 17 2015 and it still looks as good today as it did then.I use a screen magnifier so the extra real estate is perfect for me.Absolutely no complaints with colour.Excellent product.Worth every penny.
  • Richard Vida
    5.0 out of 5 stars Works great with my MacBook Pro
    Reviewed in Canada on August 24, 2015
    Absolutely Gorgeous Monitor. Works great with my MacBook Pro. I should mention that the Monitor didn't come with Thunderbolt cable although I did come with fancy High def PC cables.

    Also make sure you have enough room on your desk for this beauty. I had to rearrange a few things because of the sheer width.
  • Paul
    5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome screen, worth the price if you can afford it.
    Reviewed in Canada on August 24, 2015
    I've only had it for a short time, but it's pretty sweet so far. It can be used as a TV, but it's a computer monitor primarily. I also like how it's not too high-res, so you can still read text! Excellent for coding.
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    Paul
    5.0 out of 5 stars Awesome screen, worth the price if you can afford it.
    Reviewed in Canada on August 24, 2015
    I've only had it for a short time, but it's pretty sweet so far. It can be used as a TV, but it's a computer monitor primarily. I also like how it's not too high-res, so you can still read text! Excellent for coding.
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