LG 34UC97C-B, 86.4 cm (34"), 3440 x 1440 pixels, Quad HD, LED, 5 ms, Silver LG 34UC97C-B. Display diagonal: 86.4 cm (34"), Display resolution: 3440 x 1440 pixels, HD type: Quad HD, Display technology: LED, Display surface: Matt, Response time: 5 ms, Native aspect ratio: 21:9, Viewing angle, horizontal: 178°, Viewing angle, vertical: 178°. Built-in speaker(s). USB hub version: 3.2 Gen 1 (3.1 Gen 1). VESA mounting. Product colour: Silver http://gadgetynews.com/lg-34uc79g-34-inch-curved-gaming-monitor-review/ At a time I was literally knee-deep in tech a rather large box from LG arrived. Inside sat their LG 34UC97G curved gaming monitor. Thankfully, a kind colleague offered to review it for me.I have been eagerly awaiting this review for a few weeks but, what... Great screen, Good design, Impressive colours, AMD Freesync, Ergonomic adjustments 1440p would have been great After using the monitor for a few weeks I had fallen in love with it. I had also completely forgotten that the monitor is 1080p and not the 1440p that I thought it would be. I really found it difficult to pull myself away from.Gaming on this monitor was e... https://uk.hardware.info/reviews/6910/15-uwqhd-monitors-review-wide-view Even though 4K displays are becoming cheaper and cheaper, we see a growing number of UWQHD monitors in the market. Despite their high price users that need a lot of workspace seem to like them a lot. We tested 15 various models. Not very long ago we p... The amount of UWQHD monitors on the market keeps growing. This is nice, since potential buyers will have more models to choose from. Since our last test the prices have decreased a bit, but there have been quite a few new releases at the top of the mark... https://uk.hardware.info/reviews/6353/9-uwqhd-monitors-review-wide-wider-widest More workspace without extremely small pixels: that is what UWQHD-monitors promise. You pay a hefty price, but the nine models that we will cover throughout this article are all premium quality. Even so there are huge differences and not just in price... UWQHD-monitors are a valuable addition to the market as alternative for Ultra HD-monitors. Whoever wishes a lot of workspace without the need to scale software should definitely consider this. Concerning the tested monitors: we can safely say that all t... https://hexus.net/tech/reviews/monitors/83209-lg-34uc97-monitor/ The UltraWide 21:9 form factor has started to gain traction in the monitor market with Acer, AOC, ASUS, Dell, Lenovo, LG, NEC, Philips and Samsung all offering numerous variations that consumers can buy at the present moment. Despite the extensive partici... Sleek design and subtle curve, Excellent productivity potential, Wide viewing angles, Extensive I/O options Expensive, High power consumption, Limited stand adjustments Coming to market with an RRP of £799.99 ($1,149.99) the LG 34UC97 is a premium purchase for any type of user. For context, the same money would buy consumers a pair of UHD displays, three QHD displays or even nine FHD displays. In that regard the LG 34UC9... http://www.digitalversus.com/lcd-monitor/34uc97-p21400/test.html The 34" WQHD LG 34UC97 (left) and the 24" FHD Samsung FX2490HD (right).You'll need to clear some desk space for the 34UC97. With its 34" diagonal, it measures a whopping 32.7" in width, so it'll be difficult to fit a second screen into your work space. Ha Two Thunderbolt ports, Good responsiveness (13 ms), A comfortable workspace on just one screen, Picture By Picture mode, Open viewing angles Base offers limited adjustability, Default colorimetry could be improved While the 34UC97 is an excellent work tool, its curved format isn't really necessary; personally, we'd opt for its flat counterpart, the 34UM95, which is also cheaper. The 34UC97's default colours aren't great, either, which means you'll need your own col... https://www.techradar.com/reviews/pc-mac/monitors-and-projectors/monitors/lg-ultrawide-34uc97-1290432/review LG has been at the forefront when it comes to ultra-wide PC monitors, and it's easy to see why the company has attracted a fair amount of attention. This screen's 3,440 x 1,440 resolution means it's a tempting option for work or gaming, and the firm's lat... Sharp, high resolution, Huge diagonal, Slick, effective curved design, Great image quality More expensive than rivals, Lack of adjustment options, Uniformity is mediocre The high price is this screen's biggest problem – in other areas, its curved display is attractive for work and play, image quality is high and it's got a huge diagonal size.... http://www.pcgameware.co.uk/reviews/monitor-reviews/lg-34uc97-s-monitor-review/ Ahh 21:9 UltraWide monitors, one of my favourite products of the last few months and I'm sure we will see a lot more of these over the course of 2015. One of the market leaders in this sector is LG , who produced the impressive LG Flatron 34UM95-P some 6 ... There's no doubt about it the LG 34UC97-S is one fine monitor for Gaming, offering immersion to a level that no other monitor can match, there are some issues though and boy is it going to cost you… The LG 34UC97-S came to pcG in a large (unfortunately n... https://www.gizmodo.co.uk/2015/03/lg-34uc97-curved-led-monitor-review-more-screen-than-your-desk-can-handle/ 1080p is so yesterday. More and more, 1440p and higher-resolution monitors are starting to become the norm, especially at larger screen sizes. There's no doubt that 4K is the future, but it requires a fair bit of graphical power for smooth frame rates.At... The £799 LG 34UC97 is a beautiful monitor, with a smart and stylish design. That 3440×1440 pixel curved display isn't Ultra HD-detailed, but it's a damn sight better than 1080p, and it has generally pretty impressive colour and contrast reproduction for a... https://www.reviewed.com/monitors/content/lg-34uc97-curved-ultrawide-monitor-review Some computer monitors live in the value category. Some are best for video games, and some are best for graphic design or CAD/CAM work. The LG 34UC97 (MSRP $1,1299) defies such attempts at easy categorization, and instead offers users a massive variety of... A bounty of strengths, but no selling point over the flat version Like the 34UM95 before it, the 34UC97 is a solid display. Its IPS panel is rich with color and its QHD resolution provides ample screen real estate. Additional features, such as LG's Sc... https://www.tomshardware.com/uk/reviews/lg-34uc97-curved-monitor,4031.html Yes, curved monitors are a thing now. We got our hands on LG's 34UC97 sporting a 34-inch width, 21:9 aspect ratio and 3440x1440 native resolution. It's pricey; is worth the premium you'll pay to be the first one on your block with this screen, though? I... Seriously cool-looking, truly functional desktop, can replace two screens, accurate color, excellent contrast, solid build quality Expensive, no height or swivel adjustment, no side USB ports If you're looking for a super-cool addition to your swanky office, look no further than LG's 34UC97. With a high-contrast and color-accurate IPS panel, and the world's first curved screen, it's hard to imagine a more unique way to round out your computer... https://www.digitaltrends.com/monitor-reviews/lg-34uc97-review/ Rectangles are out. Curves are in. This trend is obvious everywhere you look. Smartphones are seeking ways to use rounded edges or curved screens. New LED televisions are using a subtle arc to enhance the viewing experience. And now even monitors are in o... Attractive design, Plenty of ports, Great image quality, 21:9 content looks amazing Stand only tilts, Backlight bleed in corners of panel, Expensive LG's 34UC97 is a technically solid monitor. High contrast, low color accuracy and a wide color gamut come together for excellent image quality. Technically. Ideally. In theory. And yet, there are problems. Backlight bleed is obvious in all four corners o...