LG UltraGear 34GK950F 34" 144Hz UWQHD FreeSync 2 Curved Nano IPS Gaming Monitor
LG's UltraGear monitors are designed for immersive, high performance gaming. More accurate color and a broader contrast ratio combine to deliver truly high-end picture quality. Makes bright and dark portions of the image even more so, while Nano IPS controls color better, covering 98% of the DCI-P3 color space, the film industry standard. The 3440 X 1440 UltraWide QHD display with outstanding clarity to ensure precise gaming. The monitor's pixel area is about 1.8 times larger than an UltraWide Full HD 21:9 monitor, and about 2.4 times larger than a Full HD 16:9 monitor. AMD Radeon FreeSync 2 enables smoother motion and less stuttering in demanding games. Now it's a plug-and-play solution for high dynamic range (HDR) content as well. This monitor supplies the low-latency, high-brightness pixels, superior black levels and the wide color gamut that bring HDR games to life. Experience smoother, clearer action during the most demanding games. The 144Hz refresh rate combined with a 1ms Motion Blur Reduction offer critical accuracy and precision while reducing blur and ghosting when it matters most. Optimize the display of different games. Players can also adjust for personal preferences, including crosshair shapes, brightness, aspect ratio and much more. Minimize input lag with Dynamic Action Sync so you can catch every single moment in real-time. LG's Black Stabilizer helps make dark scenes bright so it's easier to find the competition. By placing the striking point in the center of the display, Crosshair helps enhance accuracy in first-person shooter games. The ultra-thin bezel on three sides of this streamlined display offers a virtually borderless visual experience, without distraction from the precise, gorgeous image. The monitor also enables more comfortable viewing with versatile screen tilt, height and swivel adjustments.
LG's UltraGear monitors are designed for immersive, high performance gaming. More accurate color and a broader contrast ratio combine to deliver truly high-end picture quality. Makes bright and dark portions of the image even more so, while Nano IPS controls color better, covering 98% of the DCI-P3 color space, the film industry standard. The 3440 X 1440 UltraWide QHD display with outstanding clarity to ensure precise gaming. The monitor's pixel area is about 1.8 times larger than an UltraWide Full HD 21:9 monitor, and about 2.4 times larger than a Full HD 16:9 monitor. AMD Radeon FreeSync 2 enables smoother motion and less stuttering in demanding games. Now it's a plug-and-play solution for high dynamic range (HDR) content as well. This monitor supplies the low-latency, high-brightness pixels, superior black levels and the wide color gamut that bring HDR games to life. Experience smoother, clearer action during the most demanding games. The 144Hz refresh rate combined with a 1ms Motion Blur Reduction offer critical accuracy and precision while reducing blur and ghosting when it matters most. Optimize the display of different games. Players can also adjust for personal preferences, including crosshair shapes, brightness, aspect ratio and much more. Minimize input lag with Dynamic Action Sync so you can catch every single moment in real-time. LG's Black Stabilizer helps make dark scenes bright so it's easier to find the competition. By placing the striking point in the center of the display, Crosshair helps enhance accuracy in first-person shooter games. The ultra-thin bezel on three sides of this streamlined display offers a virtually borderless visual experience, without distraction from the precise, gorgeous image. The monitor also enables more comfortable viewing with versatile screen tilt, height and swivel adjustments.
LG's UltraGear monitors are designed for immersive, high performance gaming. More accurate color and a broader contrast ratio combine to deliver truly high-end picture quality. Makes bright and dark portions of the image even more so, while Nano IPS controls color better, covering 98% of the DCI-P3 color space, the film industry standard. The 3440 X 1440 UltraWide QHD display with outstanding clarity to ensure precise gaming. The monitor's pixel area is about 1.8 times larger than an UltraWide Full HD 21:9 monitor, and about 2.4 times larger than a Full HD 16:9 monitor. AMD Radeon FreeSync 2 enables smoother motion and less stuttering in demanding games. Now it's a plug-and-play solution for high dynamic range (HDR) content as well. This monitor supplies the low-latency, high-brightness pixels, superior black levels and the wide color gamut that bring HDR games to life. Experience smoother, clearer action during the most demanding games. The 144Hz refresh rate combined with a 1ms Motion Blur Reduction offer critical accuracy and precision while reducing blur and ghosting when it matters most. Optimize the display of different games. Players can also adjust for personal preferences, including crosshair shapes, brightness, aspect ratio and much more. Minimize input lag with Dynamic Action Sync so you can catch every single moment in real-time. LG's Black Stabilizer helps make dark scenes bright so it's easier to find the competition. By placing the striking point in the center of the display, Crosshair helps enhance accuracy in first-person shooter games. The ultra-thin bezel on three sides of this streamlined display offers a virtually borderless visual experience, without distraction from the precise, gorgeous image. The monitor also enables more comfortable viewing with versatile screen tilt, height and swivel adjustments.
LG's UltraGear monitors are designed for immersive, high performance gaming. More accurate color and a broader contrast ratio combine to deliver truly high-end picture quality. Makes bright and dark portions of the image even more so, while Nano IPS controls color better, covering 98% of the DCI-P3 color space, the film industry standard. The 3440 X 1440 UltraWide QHD display with outstanding clarity to ensure precise gaming. The monitor's pixel area is about 1.8 times larger than an UltraWide Full HD 21:9 monitor, and about 2.4 times larger than a Full HD 16:9 monitor. AMD Radeon FreeSync 2 enables smoother motion and less stuttering in demanding games. Now it's a plug-and-play solution for high dynamic range (HDR) content as well. This monitor supplies the low-latency, high-brightness pixels, superior black levels and the wide color gamut that bring HDR games to life. Experience smoother, clearer action during the most demanding games. The 144Hz refresh rate combined with a 1ms Motion Blur Reduction offer critical accuracy and precision while reducing blur and ghosting when it matters most. Optimize the display of different games. Players can also adjust for personal preferences, including crosshair shapes, brightness, aspect ratio and much more. Minimize input lag with Dynamic Action Sync so you can catch every single moment in real-time. LG's Black Stabilizer helps make dark scenes bright so it's easier to find the competition. By placing the striking point in the center of the display, Crosshair helps enhance accuracy in first-person shooter games. The ultra-thin bezel on three sides of this streamlined display offers a virtually borderless visual experience, without distraction from the precise, gorgeous image. The monitor also enables more comfortable viewing with versatile screen tilt, height and swivel adjustments.
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LG 34GK950F UWQHD 144Hz FreeSync HDR IPS Curved 34in Monitor
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I've been using the LG 34GK950F-B as my primary monitor since Apr 2020. Prior to upgrading to this premium display, I had been using LG's 29UM68 series ultrawide since December 2016.To begin with, going by the specs, the 34GK950F is a premium display. It features 144Hz Freesync II VRR and is a 10bit IPS "nano cell" panel which meets the HDR10 requirement.What this means is that Windows natively recognises these features of this monitor automatically and settings within Windows can be adjusted to take advantage of the Wide colour gamut coverage that this panel offers. Similarly, the settings within AMD's Radeon "Adrenalin" software are configurable to 144Hz Freesync and 10bit colour depth.There is no difficulty in acheiving the full performance claims of the ... MoreI've been using the LG 34GK950F-B as my primary monitor since Apr 2020. Prior to upgrading to this premium display, I had been using LG's 29UM68 series ultrawide since December 2016.To begin with, going by the specs, the 34GK950F is a premium display. It features 144Hz Freesync II VRR and is a 10bit IPS "nano cell" panel which meets the HDR10 requirement.What this means is that Windows natively recognises these features of this monitor automatically and settings within Windows can be adjusted to take advantage of the Wide colour gamut coverage that this panel offers. Similarly, the settings within AMD's Radeon "Adrenalin" software are configurable to 144Hz Freesync and 10bit colour depth.There is no difficulty in acheiving the full performance claims of the 34GK950F, it is plug and play.The user experience has been a fully satisfactory and exciting one. Having thoroughly used various displays over the years I have no reservations in saying that the 34GK950F is the best display I've ever used.It functions marvellously well as a high-end gaming monitor and as a monitor for all other use cases such as web browsing and working on documents. Keeping in mind that it is a monitor and as such is not intended to be used like a tv, i.e viewing is done at a relatively close distance. I can make no complaints about the image quality for watching premium UHD movie content.For a PC master race guy, who loves ultrawide gaming and a premium movie experience, this monitor delivers confidently, and may even be the best on the market.
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No way to predict the quality of the product until you experience issues for yourself. I read through some other reviews and it seems others have experienced the same as myself.After a windows update, I was playing a ranked game and the monitor blacks out on me. The only resolution was a hard reset. After a few weeks from the first incident, the monitor no longer displays. The worst part is that the LG live support simply reads off the help article like resetting the monitor and changing the outlet you plug it into.I have only owned this monitor for a little over 3 years which is when their warrantee expires. For the price of the product, this is an extremely disappointing experience. It's hard to trust these other reviews when these issues only arise after the ... MoreNo way to predict the quality of the product until you experience issues for yourself. I read through some other reviews and it seems others have experienced the same as myself.After a windows update, I was playing a ranked game and the monitor blacks out on me. The only resolution was a hard reset. After a few weeks from the first incident, the monitor no longer displays. The worst part is that the LG live support simply reads off the help article like resetting the monitor and changing the outlet you plug it into.I have only owned this monitor for a little over 3 years which is when their warrantee expires. For the price of the product, this is an extremely disappointing experience. It's hard to trust these other reviews when these issues only arise after the warrantee expires.
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When I first got the monitor 4 years ago, it was pretty good. Great colors & viewing angles, with 144Hz and FreeSync Premium support. It was great for both work and gaming so I definitely couldn't complain at the time.However, the production of these monitors seemed to be plagued with QC issues and manufacturing defects. Almost a year later, DisplayPort connectivity negotiation started getting extremely spotty on wake/sleep and the screen started coming unglued from the body of the display on the bottom, leading to part of the screen flattening out and pushing out over the lip of the bezel. The good news was I was able to send the monitor in and they fixed the bezel issue and seemed to at least *reduce* the DisplayPort problems I was having. While annoying, it ... MoreWhen I first got the monitor 4 years ago, it was pretty good. Great colors & viewing angles, with 144Hz and FreeSync Premium support. It was great for both work and gaming so I definitely couldn't complain at the time.However, the production of these monitors seemed to be plagued with QC issues and manufacturing defects. Almost a year later, DisplayPort connectivity negotiation started getting extremely spotty on wake/sleep and the screen started coming unglued from the body of the display on the bottom, leading to part of the screen flattening out and pushing out over the lip of the bezel. The good news was I was able to send the monitor in and they fixed the bezel issue and seemed to at least *reduce* the DisplayPort problems I was having. While annoying, it wasn't anywhere as frequent as before and could normally be mitigated with a quick port swap back and forth on the GPU and at least my screen wasn't at risk of coming completely unglued and falling off. Not that someone should have to worry about that in the first place when paying roughly $1K for a monitor back in 2020.The bad news is, 3.5 years later I am now experiencing the same horizontal lines issue everyone else is having. It is more pronounced on the left side of the monitor but is starting to get worse after just a day. The fact that this issue seems so widespread seems to indicate either a design flaw or bad parts were used in their manufacture. For the price paid for this monitor it should not be dying after 3-4 years! That is just unacceptable. If this is the level of quality one can expect from LG I'd steer clear.
| Panel Type | IPS-Type LCD |
| Curvature | Yes |
| Touchscreen | No |
| Resolution | 3440 x 1440 |
| Aspect Ratio | 21-9 |
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LG 34GK950F UWQHD 144Hz FreeSync HDR IPS Curved 34in Monitor
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I've been using the LG 34GK950F-B as my primary monitor since Apr 2020. Prior to upgrading to this premium display, I had been using LG's 29UM68 series ultrawide since December 2016.To begin with, going by the specs, the 34GK950F is a premium display. It features 144Hz Freesync II VRR and is a 10bit IPS "nano cell" panel which meets the HDR10 requirement.What this means is that Windows natively recognises these features of this monitor automatically and settings within Windows can be adjusted to take advantage of the Wide colour gamut coverage that this panel offers. Similarly, the settings within AMD's Radeon "Adrenalin" software are configurable to 144Hz Freesync and 10bit colour depth.There is no difficulty in acheiving the full performance claims of the ... MoreI've been using the LG 34GK950F-B as my primary monitor since Apr 2020. Prior to upgrading to this premium display, I had been using LG's 29UM68 series ultrawide since December 2016.To begin with, going by the specs, the 34GK950F is a premium display. It features 144Hz Freesync II VRR and is a 10bit IPS "nano cell" panel which meets the HDR10 requirement.What this means is that Windows natively recognises these features of this monitor automatically and settings within Windows can be adjusted to take advantage of the Wide colour gamut coverage that this panel offers. Similarly, the settings within AMD's Radeon "Adrenalin" software are configurable to 144Hz Freesync and 10bit colour depth.There is no difficulty in acheiving the full performance claims of the 34GK950F, it is plug and play.The user experience has been a fully satisfactory and exciting one. Having thoroughly used various displays over the years I have no reservations in saying that the 34GK950F is the best display I've ever used.It functions marvellously well as a high-end gaming monitor and as a monitor for all other use cases such as web browsing and working on documents. Keeping in mind that it is a monitor and as such is not intended to be used like a tv, i.e viewing is done at a relatively close distance. I can make no complaints about the image quality for watching premium UHD movie content.For a PC master race guy, who loves ultrawide gaming and a premium movie experience, this monitor delivers confidently, and may even be the best on the market.
No way to predict the quality of the product until you experience issues for yourself. I read through some other reviews and it seems others have experienced the same as myself.After a windows update, I was playing a ranked game and the monitor blacks out on me. The only resolution was a hard reset. After a few weeks from the first incident, the monitor no longer displays. The worst part is that the LG live support simply reads off the help article like resetting the monitor and changing the outlet you plug it into.I have only owned this monitor for a little over 3 years which is when their warrantee expires. For the price of the product, this is an extremely disappointing experience. It's hard to trust these other reviews when these issues only arise after the ... MoreNo way to predict the quality of the product until you experience issues for yourself. I read through some other reviews and it seems others have experienced the same as myself.After a windows update, I was playing a ranked game and the monitor blacks out on me. The only resolution was a hard reset. After a few weeks from the first incident, the monitor no longer displays. The worst part is that the LG live support simply reads off the help article like resetting the monitor and changing the outlet you plug it into.I have only owned this monitor for a little over 3 years which is when their warrantee expires. For the price of the product, this is an extremely disappointing experience. It's hard to trust these other reviews when these issues only arise after the warrantee expires.
When I first got the monitor 4 years ago, it was pretty good. Great colors & viewing angles, with 144Hz and FreeSync Premium support. It was great for both work and gaming so I definitely couldn't complain at the time.However, the production of these monitors seemed to be plagued with QC issues and manufacturing defects. Almost a year later, DisplayPort connectivity negotiation started getting extremely spotty on wake/sleep and the screen started coming unglued from the body of the display on the bottom, leading to part of the screen flattening out and pushing out over the lip of the bezel. The good news was I was able to send the monitor in and they fixed the bezel issue and seemed to at least *reduce* the DisplayPort problems I was having. While annoying, it ... MoreWhen I first got the monitor 4 years ago, it was pretty good. Great colors & viewing angles, with 144Hz and FreeSync Premium support. It was great for both work and gaming so I definitely couldn't complain at the time.However, the production of these monitors seemed to be plagued with QC issues and manufacturing defects. Almost a year later, DisplayPort connectivity negotiation started getting extremely spotty on wake/sleep and the screen started coming unglued from the body of the display on the bottom, leading to part of the screen flattening out and pushing out over the lip of the bezel. The good news was I was able to send the monitor in and they fixed the bezel issue and seemed to at least *reduce* the DisplayPort problems I was having. While annoying, it wasn't anywhere as frequent as before and could normally be mitigated with a quick port swap back and forth on the GPU and at least my screen wasn't at risk of coming completely unglued and falling off. Not that someone should have to worry about that in the first place when paying roughly $1K for a monitor back in 2020.The bad news is, 3.5 years later I am now experiencing the same horizontal lines issue everyone else is having. It is more pronounced on the left side of the monitor but is starting to get worse after just a day. The fact that this issue seems so widespread seems to indicate either a design flaw or bad parts were used in their manufacture. For the price paid for this monitor it should not be dying after 3-4 years! That is just unacceptable. If this is the level of quality one can expect from LG I'd steer clear.
When I got the monitor it was beautiful. The colors were vivid and had everything I wanting in a monitor for gaming and work. It was great for about a little over 2 years. Then the horizontal lines showed up. It would self correct after a few minutes. It did that for about a year. Then one day the horizontal lines got ready bad and it did not self correct. The screen is not usable anymore. It is now just a very expensive paper weight. When you buy something this pricey you expect it to last for a long time.I'm so disappointed with LG. It was my go to company for good products. But after this monitor and a cell phone I had of theirs. I can not trust that I will get a good product that will last.
I'm honestly heartbroken. I bought this monitor when it came out, in 2017. It was a special order that I had to import from the US, since it wasn't for sale in Canada. Not even 80 days later, the monitor was shattered while in transport in its original box, because of bad packaging design, that placed a stress-point right on the middle of the screen. I hauled the screen in to the LG Canada Headquarters, and showed them the issue with the box design, and they were kind enough to replace the screen for me.Now, though, several years later, this second monitor has also died, this time from the same horizontal scan-line and buzzing issue others have reported. And of course, the service centers that LG directed me to say it cannot be repaired, since the parts are no ... MoreI'm honestly heartbroken. I bought this monitor when it came out, in 2017. It was a special order that I had to import from the US, since it wasn't for sale in Canada. Not even 80 days later, the monitor was shattered while in transport in its original box, because of bad packaging design, that placed a stress-point right on the middle of the screen. I hauled the screen in to the LG Canada Headquarters, and showed them the issue with the box design, and they were kind enough to replace the screen for me.Now, though, several years later, this second monitor has also died, this time from the same horizontal scan-line and buzzing issue others have reported. And of course, the service centers that LG directed me to say it cannot be repaired, since the parts are no longer available. So, as another user here put it, I now have a $1600 Paperweight. Yes, really, that's how much it cost me after the importing and whatnot.I do not have the money to buy a new monitor, I do not have the money to replace this one, and now I'm out of a computer entirely because of LG's bad thermal management design. I don't know what to do, and I'm heartbroken.
Absolutely unacceptable that a high end monitor with such a high price tag could start failing after just 3 years of moderate use. I bought this monitor in 2020 and as of January 2023 my monitor has started to show horizontal lines across the entire screen. After doing some searching online and having read the reviews here it appears to be a common panel issue with their monitor. I reached out to LG about the issue despite being outside the warranty and they expected me to pay hundereds of ££, almost half of what I originally paid for the monitor for it to get sent off to be looked at. Obviously there was no way I was going to do that as there's no grauntee it won't happen again and if I'm going to spend silly amounts of money on a repair I might aswell go and buy a ... MoreAbsolutely unacceptable that a high end monitor with such a high price tag could start failing after just 3 years of moderate use. I bought this monitor in 2020 and as of January 2023 my monitor has started to show horizontal lines across the entire screen. After doing some searching online and having read the reviews here it appears to be a common panel issue with their monitor. I reached out to LG about the issue despite being outside the warranty and they expected me to pay hundereds of ££, almost half of what I originally paid for the monitor for it to get sent off to be looked at. Obviously there was no way I was going to do that as there's no grauntee it won't happen again and if I'm going to spend silly amounts of money on a repair I might aswell go and buy a new one!My advice to anyone considering buying this monitor is to not bother, you'll just be wasting your money.
I need to share others opinion. My monitor had to replace twice the display as first time Dead Pixels apeared, later just black lines on the screen. But all was managed within Warranty. Literally just 1-2 month after Warranty ending, anomalies and not understandable things happend. Now grey lines... But I also had flickering issues too but luckily that disapeared - time being.I have expected a little bit longer lifecycle. What about economy dear LG ? Such a displays for 3-4 year...
Grey screen of Death. I purchased the monitor new in 2019 because it had been rated one of the top monitors during that period and it died in 2021. I checked and found out it had a very short warranty for life of the product, perhaps the shortest LG has every put on a monitor. I was doing my taxes and saw the grey lines starting at the top. I quickly printed the taxes and the monitor went to grey vertical lines across the screen within 30 minutes.I don't recommend LG monitors because of this experience and I am the computer nerd in the family.The monitor is sitting in storage because I had imagined repairing it one day. However it now seems it would be putting good money after a bad experience and it appears to be a design flaw that is causing the issue, ie. ... MoreGrey screen of Death. I purchased the monitor new in 2019 because it had been rated one of the top monitors during that period and it died in 2021. I checked and found out it had a very short warranty for life of the product, perhaps the shortest LG has every put on a monitor. I was doing my taxes and saw the grey lines starting at the top. I quickly printed the taxes and the monitor went to grey vertical lines across the screen within 30 minutes.I don't recommend LG monitors because of this experience and I am the computer nerd in the family.The monitor is sitting in storage because I had imagined repairing it one day. However it now seems it would be putting good money after a bad experience and it appears to be a design flaw that is causing the issue, ie. pushing the ribbon cable beyond its capacity to withstand the heat produced and the bend at the bottom of the screen. Perhaps prolonged high current. I don't want to waste more money on it.However I hate to see it go to the landfill.
2 years into owning this monitor I had my monitor returned due to black lines appearing on the screen. The exact same issue has once again happened. After searching online I believe this is due to a design defect where the top right ribbon cable that attaches to the monitor melts due to getting too hot. I would understand if this was the first occurrence but to have the repair done and then in less than a year the exact same issue appear is ridiculous. I would have thought the repair may have addressed the apparent underlying design floor. Upon contacting LG again they will not repair the monitor for free or replace it as it out of warranty; nor can they as there are "logistical issues" with the repair centre that will not be resolved for months. I need this for ... More2 years into owning this monitor I had my monitor returned due to black lines appearing on the screen. The exact same issue has once again happened. After searching online I believe this is due to a design defect where the top right ribbon cable that attaches to the monitor melts due to getting too hot. I would understand if this was the first occurrence but to have the repair done and then in less than a year the exact same issue appear is ridiculous. I would have thought the repair may have addressed the apparent underlying design floor. Upon contacting LG again they will not repair the monitor for free or replace it as it out of warranty; nor can they as there are "logistical issues" with the repair centre that will not be resolved for months. I need this for work and text is unreadable! This monitor is over a grand and has no QC at all. I have issues a complaint to LG on this and will never buy or recommend their products again. Until LG show legitimate aftercare for expensive products but from other vendors!
Very bad quality control. Monitor first broke down last year with horizontal lines and buzzing sound. LG told me to sent it to get serviced only to get a 1076,88€ invoice. Thankfully LG said they can pay everything, except the transport, wich was 140€.Year from that and the monitor has the same lines and buzzing sound again. I have paid almost 1400€ and this thing just keeps breaking and now LG customer support here in Finland told me that they are not going to fix it or compensate anything.
| Panel Type | IPS-Type LCD |
| Curvature | Yes |
| Touchscreen | No |
| Resolution | 3440 x 1440 |
| Aspect Ratio | 21-9 |
