LG 43UN700T-B 43" 4K UHD 3840x2160 IPS USB-C HDR 10 Monitor

As someone who values high-quality display technology, I recently purchased the LG 43UN700T-B 43" 4K UHD 3840x2160 IPS USB-C HDR 10 Monitor and I am very impressed with its performance.The monitor is very easy to set up and provides a stunning display with its 4K UHD resolution and IPS panel technology. The colors are very vibrant and the image is very clear and crisp. The monitor also has a wide viewing angle, making it easy to view from different positions.One of the things I appreciate about this monitor is its USB-C port, which allows for very quick and efficient charging and data transfer. The HDR 10 technology is also a nice touch and provides a more realistic and immersive viewing experience.The monitor is also very functional and user-friendly. It has a variety of features, including picture-in-picture and split-screen modes, which provide a convenient way to multitask. The monitor also has a sleek and modern design, which looks very stylish and professional.Overall, I am very satisfied with the LG 43UN700T-B 43" 4K UHD 3840x2160 IPS USB-C HDR 10 Monitor. It is a high-quality and reliable monitor that provides an excellent viewing experience. If you are in need of a new monitor for work or entertainment purposes, I would highly recommend giving this product a try.

When I first purchased this monitor for my Mac mini, coming from a more expensive LG ‎34GK950F-B Nano IPS 144Hz curved display (that was color calibrated from the factory), other the huge display, I was a little disappointed with the color accuracy out of the box. At the time I didn't really know how to color correct it other than the basics (which didn't help much) and for years it did not serve me well for video editing, where the colors on my videos always looked way different on iPhones, MacBooks & other devices with more accurate colors. However, after recently learning how to use the "six color" calibration on this monitor, I was able to transform it from a yellowish pale faded looking image to a rich vibrant brilliant image where the colors really pop! It now looks FANTASTIC, & is an incredible value for the price once dialed in properly! I honestly don't understand why it doesn't come color corrected from the factory as it is a night and day difference that has to be seen to be believed. For anyone wanting to know the settings I used (every screen is different & you might need to alter these settings slightly for your personal monitor) here are the changes I made in the six color screen. I should also mention that the color calibration changed considerably when I switched over to a Mac Studio (which is what prompted figuring out how to do so) from my Mac mini.

The actual display is fantastic and after running the HDR configuration tool (from the Microsoft Store) everything looks absolutely amazing. I've tried the DisplayPort->DisplayPort cable and the UDB-C->USB-C cable and both look and work great. My issue is with the ability to use an alternate stand from the tiny feet it came with.This clearly shows the little feet in the pictures, so I knew what I was getting -- kinda. But I hoped (expected?) that there would be an option to obtain an adjustable stand: a center post with tilt, and maybe height adjustments. If not, I expected that this would use a standard mount like any modern, large flat TV. I contacted LG about this and unfortunately, LG told me that there is neither a stand like I want available nor is it possible to attach one. I found that strange because there are actual instructions for attaching the type of stand I want included with the unit! So I've got more searching to do, but the screw holds are recessed about an inch, so most of the standard mounts I've seen before will not work. I need to find something with the correct mounting hole placement that also fits within the small, square indentation in the back of the unit.

I absolutely love this monitor. I do a lot of research, and am so happy that I can have nearly 8 full size pages open at the same time, side by side on the screen. I used to use a 17" laptop with 2 external 27" monitors, but still got lost going from monitor to monitor. This is soo wonderful! Unlike using a TV for a monitor, small type is easily readable and not all pixelated. The sound from the built in speaker is comprable to having a high-end sound bar hooked up. I haven't even tried out all of the features of this thing, and I still absolutely love it. Plus it's priced here about $300 less than a big box store that usually has good prices. It was shipped well and arrived in perfect condition. Was easy to set up. I just ordered another one for my husband who was totally jealous, even though he's been using two 52" tv's for monitors (they're really just too big, and small type appears fuzzy - they're just not good enough to use for a monitor). This is definitely one of my best purchases ever. Make that two best purchases now :)

I'm very happy with this monitor. It arrived with zero dead pixels!The default resolution is huge. Older machines that can't output the default resolution might experience flickering or shutting off.This can be fixed by selecting a lower display resolution in your OS settings, or by switching the monitor to four-quadrant split-screen mode so your device can grab a lower resolution. I used "displayplacer" by Jake Hilborn off GitHub to max out my MacBook pro's output resolution.Update 1: I accidentally splashed an entire solo cup of water onto the screen. It seeped into the bottom frame but surprisingly there is no damage.Update 2: Using a "display port" cable instead of "HDMI" seems to have cleared up all flickering issues. Display port good, HDMI bad. The monitor comes with a male-to-male standard display port cable, which you can buy adapters to convert to mini display port for use with old Macs for example.