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Sure, you can buy a professional monitor for $5,000, but that doesn't make the $1,600 asking price here any easier to swallow. And thanks to picture-by-picture support, this is also the right choice if you need to run two inputs simultaneously from a desktop and one from a laptop (or a tablet).
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The LG 38WN95C-W works wonders with a full desktop rig stacked with the latest NVIDIA or AMD graphics cards but, if you need to run this display primarily from your laptop (and it supports Thunderbolt 3), this is an excellent choice as you can save on buying an external hub.
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You need to connect a laptop instead of a desktop PC Having one monitor on your desk that curves is one heck of an experience that I highly recommend. UW displays help save space, and when combined with Microsoft's PowerToys (FancyZones), you can multitask like a boss. You still get color accuracy and sharpness, just no glare. Seeing your content with few reflections is much easier on the eyes if you stare at the screen for hours on end. I think it's ludicrous not to want an anti-reflective monitor (not to be confused with anti-glare or matte, which is more extreme). I can edit photos knowing what I see on the screen represents my images, that content matches the creator's wishes, kick back and watch movies in HDR, or game at 144Hz. Like the Raptor 27, I like the LG 38WN95C-W so much because it basically does it all. There is also the 38WK95C-W for $1,000 that sits in between the two, so pick what you want or need. You still get a 38-inch UltraWide QHD+ (3840 x 1600) IPS display with 99 percent sRGB, HDR10, and thin bezels, but give up Thunderbolt 3, high refresh rate, and the whole gaming-optimized feature set. While this 38WN95C-W costs $1,600, its highly-rated 38WN75C-B is only $900. Again, it lacks Thunderbolt 3 with Power Delivery, NVIDIA G-Sync, is not anti-reflective, and no PBP. It too is a much wider 49-inch but features HDR600 LED, 144Hz refresh, and FreeSync (AMD Adaptive Sync). Pivoting towards gaming is the Samsung CHG90 for $900. Our full Philips Brilliance 499P9H display review goes in more detail.
It does, however, have a built-in webcam with Windows Hello. Still, it lacks any features for gamers, including high refresh rates (just 60Hz), is only HDR400, and lacks Thunderbolt 3 with Power Delivery. Our Best Ultrawide Monitors 2020 recommends the massive 49-inch Philips Brilliance 499P9H ($1,450). Tradeoffs with UW monitors are also diminishing as "4K" resolutions, fast refresh rates, and color accuracy now match standard 16:9 offerings. PC monitors LG LG Curved UltraWide 34-inch 3440 x 1440 UW-QHD Monitor (LG34UC88-B-A) Up to 70 off compared to new Free delivery Cheap Curved. The ultra-wide (UW) monitor market is one of the fastest-growing as everyone from graphic professionals to gamers wants to get in on the wildly new experience.
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