Top 10 LG Monitors

A 21.5-inch monitor with a fading TN+film matrix, but still in strong demand.The display of this model received a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels, a classic aspect ratio of 16:9, a response time of 2 ms and a refresh rate of 75 Hz. Things are noticeably worse with viewing angles: only 65 degrees vertically and 90 horizontally. On the other hand, Mega Dynamic Contrast Ratio and AMD FreeSync Technology are supported for smoother picture display. Of course, on board options for protecting the eyesight of Flicker-Free and Blue Light Filter, as well as support for black stabilization technology.

There are also cons. First, the bulky bezels around the screen. Secondly, the low contrast ratio is only 600:1. Thirdly, highlights in the corners. Fourthly, cheap plastic cracks loudly during cooling after the monitor is turned off.

Inexpensive model for office or home use, aimed at undemanding users. It received a 23.8-inch IPS display with a resolution of 1920x1080 pixels, a refresh rate of 75 Hz and a response time of 5 ms. There is a good supply of backlight brightness (250 cd / m²), support for AMD FreeSync dynamic screen refresh technology and matte anti-glare coating. The level of color reproduction is above average, which is more than enough for both games and movies. In addition, there is a black stabilization function for more detailed display of dark scenes.

Among other advantages, we note a convenient joystick for the setup menu, as well as the presence of an HDMI cable in the package. As for the cons, most often buyers complain about a wobbly stand and incorrect factory calibration, which will require reconfiguring the parameters.

Compact non-gaming monitor with a diagonal of 21.5 inches, optimally balanced for use in the office. Offers a standard resolution of 1920x1080 pixels, 16:9 aspect ratio, 60Hz refresh rate and 5ms response time. There are all the necessary technologies for eye protection, support for the "picture in picture" option, plus power consumption reduced to 24 W. There are three options for video connectors to choose from (VGA, DVI and HDMI), but LG decided to save money on a USB hub, and the power supply was made external, which can create inconvenience when arranging multiple monitors in a limited office space.

In general, users note a good balance between price and functionality, excellent image quality and a convenient setup menu. Among the obvious disadvantages, claims to ergonomics prevail: the bulkiness of the stand, the gaps between the frame and the matrix, the annoying blinking of the LED when turned off.

Modest in price, but quite good in terms of capabilities, LG monitor for processing various graphics. It has a diagonal of 25 inches and a resolution of 2560x1080 pixels, has 99% sRGB coverage and built-in game modes, but their presence as a whole can be noted as "for show". The aspect ratio of the screen is 21:9, so the picture-in-picture option improves the comfort of working with graphic applications.The monitor was built on a high-quality IPS matrix, received a refresh rate of 60 Hz and a dynamic contrast ratio of 1M: 1. These are not the most outstanding parameters, but for beginners it will do just fine, because the main thing is color reproduction, which is at a decent level here.

Users do not note any special shortcomings at this price. The only thing really missing is the variety of video outputs - there are only two HDMIs. Also, sometimes attention is drawn to the fragility of the stand and the easily soiled glossy surface of the case.

Relatively inexpensive 23.8-inch LG monitor with support for 4K resolution (3840x2160 pixels) with an aspect ratio of 16:9. Built with AH-IPS WLED backlighting, 5ms response time and 60Hz refresh rate. This results in a better price-to-resolution display that also supports AMD FreeSync dynamic screen refresh technology and picture-in-picture. Otherwise, nothing supernatural: a screen with frames, tilt adjustment only, there is a headphone output, but there is no HDR support.

As for the problems, the reviews often mention only one significant drawback - incorrect factory calibration, which is why you have to fiddle with color settings for a long time. In addition, users often complain about the fragile design of the stand and recommend using a wall mount.

An affordable model from the LG UltraGear line with the capabilities of a good gaming monitor of almost professional level. The 29UM69G has a 29-inch IPS display with a resolution of 2560x1080 and an aspect ratio of 21:9. It features AMD FreeSync dynamic screen refresh technology, 1ms gaming response, 75Hz refresh rate and Mega dynamic contrast ratio. There's a full suite of LG's digital gaming chips, plus picture-in-picture support and built-in speakers, although they don't sound the most impressive.

Judging by the reviews, the budget status of this monitor does not really harm, so there are no many shortcomings. Of the most obvious, we note the lack of HDR support, which affects dark scenes, a limited margin of backlight brightness (250 cd / m²) and the external location of the power supply. On the other hand, the 29UM69G consumes only 35W when running.

A gaming monitor that appeared on the market relatively recently, but has already fallen into the cohort of the best. Offers a 34" curved IPS display with an impressive 3440x1440 resolution, DisplayHDR 400 support, 1000:1 contrast ratio, 144Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time. What's more, this model features NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible and AMD FreeSync Premium dynamic screen refresh, as well as a three-sided bezel-less design for multi-monitor setups.

However, while LG UltraGear 34GN850 does not claim leadership in the segment.Some buyers noted the presence of dead pixels, during the tests the DisplayHDR 400 option did not perform well, plus many users found defects in the assembly of the case. Perhaps LG will correct these shortcomings and then the quality of the monitor will approach the top.

LG professional monitor aimed at video content professionals. I received a nanoIPS screen with a diagonal of 34 inches and a resolution of 5K (5120x2160 pixels), which will allow you to edit 4K video in full resolution while opening the necessary toolbars on the side. The display supports DisplayHDR 600 and covers 98% DCI-P3 for cinematic color reproduction. Auxiliary functionality is also well thought out: a Thunderbolt connector, a two-port USB hub, a picture-in-picture option, height adjustment of the stand, built-in 10 W acoustics.

It is difficult to find flaws in this model, but still they are. So, some users lack a bezel-less design or support for portrait orientation, while others note the presence of only one DisplayPort 1.4 port that supports 5K video output.

LG's top-of-the-line 34-inch gaming monitor with curved edge-to-edge display and tons of extras to make your gaming sessions more comfortable.Based on an AH-IPS panel with support for NVIDIA G-SYNC dynamic refresh technology, it has a 5ms response time, a 144Hz refresh rate and a 21:9 aspect ratio. For convenience, there is a stand with height and tilt adjustment and a special holder for the mouse cable. Among the gaming attributes, we highlight the presence of the on-screen sight function, the option of dynamic motion synchronization and black stabilization for a more detailed display of dark scenes.

Despite the fact that this monitor is the best among 34-inch monitors, it still has its drawbacks. So, the resolution is limited to 2560x1080 pixels, there is not enough gaming response of 1 ms, there are slight glare on the sides, plus there are complaints about the quality of the matrix, which quite often fails in less than a year.

A novelty in the segment of professional monitors with a large diagonal. This model from LG received a 42.5-inch display with a resolution of 3840x2160 pixels, built on the basis of an IPS matrix with 100% sRGB coverage. Picture-in-picture is supported, and up to four different devices can be connected at the same time, creating an optimal environment for working and exchanging data. The screen received an anti-reflective coating, a backlight with a brightness of up to 400 cd / m², HDR10 support, and its response time is 8ms. As a bonus, there is a two-port USB hub, a large selection of video connectors, a headphone output, built-in 10 W speakers and a remote control.

In reviews, users point to high image quality, accurate color reproduction, optimal stand rigidity, and ease of setup.On the other hand, there is a lack of height adjustment, high power consumption and a flat screen shape.