Editors Liked
- Sharp, color-accurate image quality
- AMD FreeSync enabled
- A lot of inputs
Editors Didn't Like
- Average contrast ratio
- Expensive
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By gameaxis.com
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Like mice and keyboards, monitors are a highly personal choice. Other than space and budget constraints, there are questions on resolution, panel types, refresh rates, and so much more. It's why we have so many options, and where the LG 38UC99 is...
By PC Mag
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The LG 38UC99-W is a 38-inch curved-screen monitor that delivers outstanding grayscale, color, and gaming performance. At $1,500, it's a serious investment, but you get plenty of features and screen real estate for your...
By Digital Trends
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Yes, if there's somehow $1,500 in your budget for a monitor. That's enough money to build a high-end gaming system and a decent 4K panel, so you've got to want the expansiveness and showmanship the 38UC99 offers. If you do, there's nothing quite like...
By monitornerds.com
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May 2017: Below for update. While 4K monitors have been available for quite some time, ultra-wide ms to be where most people are willing to invest in these days. This may have something to do with how the much larger and wider...
By PCPer
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I grew to rely on and appreciate the extra vertical resolution that 16:10 displays offer, but as the production and development of "widescreen" PC monitors matured, it naturally began to merge with the television industry, which had long since settled...
By macrumors.com
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We've already looked at LG's UltraFine 5K and 27UD88 displays as companions for Apple's latest notebooks, and today we're taking a look at another USB-C display option that brings something quite different: LG's 38UC99 curved "UltraWide" display....
By hw4all.com
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Why not choose a diagonal of more? If you like big diagonal, then pay attention to the new monitor LG 38UC99-W, equipped with a large 38-inch panel. The monitor provides convincing image quality and a good set of ergonomic features. It should be noted,...
By GadgetReview
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At this point, it should be no surprise that the single most expensive monitor we've ever laid our eyes on also happens to be the best performing to date. The LG 38UC99 is an expensive monster of an ultrawide monitor, one that fulfills all my childhood...
By uk.hardware.info
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The LG 38UC99 is a phenomenal monitor. The width of the screen means you have the work space of two full hd-monitors, while the vertical resolution is a lot higher. Fans of 16:10 1920x1200 monitors should realize that with this monitor they...
By Tom's Hardware UK
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If you can justify spending $1500 on a monitor, the LG 38UC99 is hard to beat. It combines solid gaming chops with superb color accuracy, tons of screen real estate, and premium-build quality. Even the speakers are well above the rank and file. When the...
By tftcentral.co.uk
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If you appreciate this review and enjoy reading and like our work, we would welcome a donation to the site to help us continue to make quality and detailed reviews for you. This was the first screen to market in this size and format, and so it was...
By Mac Life
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Der LG 38UC99-W ist konsequent auf die Bedürfnisse von Kreativarbeitern am Mac zugeschnitten. Sein 21-zu-9-Format korrespondiert mit der Darstellung der gängigen Videoanwendungen. Dank der Anschlussvielfalt können Laptop-Nutzern den Monitor als...
By Netzwelt
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Der LG 38UC99 ist ein Traum-Monitor. Wir können ihn getrost als Multitalent bezeichnen, wenngleich er für die Bildbearbeitung aufgrund seines speziellen 21:9-Formates nicht die erste Wahl ist. Unterm Strich leistet sich der gebogene 38-Zöller von LG in...
By Les Numériques
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Plus grand moniteur panoramique du marché, le moniteur LG 38UC99 affiche une image parfaitement calibrée. La diagonale de 38 pouces offre un confort indéniable en bureautique et permet une bonne immersion dans les jeux. La compatibilité FreeSync est un...
The LG 38UC99-W is a 38-inch curved-screen monitor that delivers outstanding grayscale, color, and gaming performance. At $1,500, it's a serious investment, but you get plenty of features and screen real estate for your money.
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