LG 45GR65DC-B Ultragear Curved Gaming Monitor 45-Inch 32:9 QHD 200Hz 1ms UltraWide Display AMD FreeSync Premium Pro VESA DisplayHDR 600 HDMI 2.1 x2 DP UBS x3 Tilt/Height/Swivel Stand - Black

I used the LG UltraGear 45-inch curved monitor for a while, and overall it was an excellent display, just a bit too wide for my personal preferences. Technically, it’s a monster in the best way. The 32:9 Dual QHD resolution (5120 x 1440) gives you an enormous horizontal workspace that feels like having two 27-inch 1440p monitors side-by-side, but without the bezel in the middle. For gaming, the 200Hz refresh rate and 1ms response make motion feel extremely smooth and responsive, especially in fast-paced games. It also supports AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, which helped keep gameplay looking clean with fewer screen tears and less stutter when frame rates fluctuated. HDR is another strong point. With VESA DisplayHDR 600, highlights have more punch than basic HDR monitors and games/movies can look more dynamic when HDR is used well. Connectivity is also great for a modern setup, it has two HDMI 2.1 ports, DisplayPort, and a built-in USB hub, multiple USB ports, made it easy to hook up a PC and accessories cleanly. The stand is a plus too, height, tilt, and swivel adjustments make it easier to dial in comfort despite the size. My only real downside is that the 45-inch 32:9 format is extremely wide, and for my desk and day-to-day use it felt a bit overwhelming. It’s amazing for immersion, multitasking, and sim-style games, but I personally prefer something less wide. If you want a high-end ultrawide experience and you have the space to take advantage of it, this monitor is honestly great, just make sure you actually want the super ultrawide 32:9 lifestyle before committing. I gifted it to my Aunt and she absolutely loves it for work!

This LG 45" super ultrawide [part/model: 45GR(65/75)DC-B] with a 32:9 aspect ratio has proven to be the best work-and-play monitor I have ever owned. I primarily bought this monitor for my remote job, which requires me to work long hours and split tabs into windows of different sizes to work efficiently. Previously, I had a 49" Samsung Neo G9 (2021 version) with a 120Hz refresh rate, which turned out to be a game-changer. With that monitor, I can easily fit all the windows I need for work without any hassle, but I found it too overwhelming and couldn't tolerate such a large screen for gaming purposes. I have previously owned several 34-inch 21:9 3440x1440p monitors, which were the perfect size for both productivity and gaming. However, I was wrong... I found it challenging to fit all the windows I needed on one screen. So, the solution would be to try a single 32-inch 4K monitor, which would be perfect for work because it would scale the programs, user interface, and other miscellaneous windows. However, after a week of using it, I realized that the text size, scaling of my browser/program windows, and sharpness were not suitable for my needs. In more detail, I had to lean over closer to the monitor to see everything clearly, which caused neck pain, but that would be the end user's fault (me) because I would forget to zoom back in on the text. Again, I only had it set up that way because I was trying to fit as many windows as possible. Initially, I was considering going back to the 49-inch monitor. However, I stumbled upon a newly released 45-inch monitor with a 32:9 aspect ratio and 1440p resolution. Since I already knew what the 49-inch monitor was like, I decided to try this one. After checking out the dimensions, I had a genuinely good feeling about it and decided to invest in it. I am incredibly pleased with this purchase and will never give it up... for now. I freakin' love this thing! I don't typically write product reviews, but I just had to get the word out on this beast. Definitely the best bang for the buck!

I replaced 2 x 24 inch monitors that had only 60hz refresh rates. I use both for gaming and productivity. I know there are better monitors out there, but I wasn't prepared to spend over 1k on them. For the price, especially on sale gave it a "bang for the buck" factor I couldn't resist. I always look at the poor reviews - some people said they didn't like it for productivity. Not sure what they are talking about. Maybe going from flat to curve? But the curve here is not huge, and plenty of space for multiple open windows, especially using virtual desktops. Some people complained not good for gaming - not sure what they are talking about either. High refresh rate and gaming with games like CyberPunk 2077 makes this monitor extremely immersive. I tried non-3d games as well, and it the extra real estate takes some getting used to, but doesn't diminish the experience. Knowing there were more pixels to push, I did upgrade to a Radeon 7800XL, also on sale at a great price. I'm able to play smoothly with Ultra settings with no problem. Overall, I'm very satisfied. Yes there are better monitors out there, ones with "taller" profiles some people complained about. But they cost over $500+ more minimum! I haven't seen anything like this for the price.

First off, its way to short. Not the stand but the screen area itself. The actual screen is as tall as a 17 or maybe 24" monitor. Coming from 3x 27" its very unsatisfying. While I only lost 640px width wise from triples and gained 360 vertically, I lost 2" of vertical screen space. I have dealt with the 49" Samsungs before and they are much much better than this thing. *** EDIT: I previously posted the monitor doesn't connect to PC on boot or reboot but this turned out to be a video card issue. I though my 3080Ti had all the latest BIOS updates as I have had it connected to 9 other DisplayPort monitors and never had issues but for some reason, it just didn't like this monitor. I ran the DisplayPort firmware update available on nVidias website and haven't had any issues since. The color is good, and I havent noticed any ghosting yet but I do have other VA panels so maybe I am used to it. Overall a good monitor but while 45" sounds big, its pretty small due to the aspect ratio so do your research on 45" monitors as there are 2 types of screen layout. ** ***6 month update*** The LED backlighting on the far right side now flickers randomly and the whole monitor goes completely black at random times while gaming. It will start, then happen 20-25 times over the next 30 minutes, then will work OK for another 30-40 minutes and start it up again. I have new HDMI cables and none of the other monitors I have swapped into this station do it, Gigabyte 27" 165Hz, Acer 35" 144Hz and an LG Ultragears 27". SO disappointed, when I had to send in my Acer 35" for warranty shipping was almost $350, I cant imagine how much this POS would cost to ship in for warranty. I could likely buy another monitor for that price. I have 4 LG TVs, LG Refrig, Every phone since the G3 and 2 other LG monitor and this was the worst product experience I have had with LG

I bought this monitor to replace a 24" that I moved to a different location and I wanted access to a wider screen to compare functionality. First thing, I connected this to my apple mini via an HDMI cable and although it worked, the aspect ratio was no where near what I wanted and needed it to me. So, I checked the instructions and realized that it was a totally different cable that I needed. Once I purchased the correct cable, BAM, game changer. The ratio increased big time! It went from 1920 x 1080 via HDMI to a whopping 5120 x 1440 with the correct cable. if you are going to get a large screen like this, I suggest that one read the instructions completely FIRST! Great value for the money that I paid and I would DEFINITELY purchased another one, if the need arose! and it just might! it is a gorgeous screen with a whole lot of screen space. I have it hooked up to some Bose desktop speakers, don't use the screen speakers at all. The clarity is great when watching a youtube video, watching a movie or editing some personal videos of my own with different software.

I really like this wide 45” monitor. I’m impressed how well it meets my expectations for WFH. I had the old Dell 27” dual monitors with low resolution making my eyes strain all day. Now I’m able to work on three web pages at the same time and read documents in words and PDF. I’m impressed that the monitor has different settings ranging from gaming to reading. During the set up I only had to adjust the screen resolution and brightness. The resolution is so bright and sharp and makes reading documents easier. The new wide monitor and the old monitor are connected to the Dell docking station and it works perfectly. The monitor is pretty impressive for the cost. It’s a win-win situation for myself and my wallet. It has made my work more productivity. I’m a happy WFH employee. Keep the package box in case if you plan on moving!

Ok, so quick disclaimer that the physical monitor has performed as advertised. That said, we finally got around to registering the product and discovered it came packaged with a scam registration card that has me questioning the legitimacy of the product. My wife tried to register online, and it sent her to a site with 'prodregister' in the URL. It came up with a black screen and immediately asked to confirm she wasn't a robot. When she did that, it asked her to allow pop ups on the browser. She did, but then it just kept looping back to the robot question. I tried on my computer, but then her computer started flooding with endless popups for McAffee, and said that her computer was at risk. Soon after, mine started doing the same. Deleting our browser data has so far stopped the flood of popups and browser tabs from opening, but it is deeply concerning how this fake registration card ended up packaged with the monitor. I'm concerned about whether the product we purchased was legitimate, and I would warn anyone off of purchasing this monitor for the time being.

Disclaimer: I'm down to one far from perfect eye, so my review will intentionally avoid matters of image quality, as I'm hardly qualified to judge I've had this monitor for two weeks now. I needed more screen real estate than my 27" flat could provide, so I gave this a shot. I realized once it arrived that it was almost exactly the size of two 27" monitors side by side, for some perspective. The included stand is very sturdy. It's heavy, has a broad base, and an adjustable VESA standard mount, and I quickly replaced it with an arm mount because it simply took too much of my limited desk space (yes, I have more monitor space than desk space). But it's not a bad stand if you don't mind its legs sprawling across the desk. Brightness is good, although I haven't had to have this in anything like direct sunlight. Unlike my last monitor, an Acer which didn't want to display anything until the computer had been sending a video signal for a minute or two. this doesn't fail to work because of power saving features and just turns on. I have no complaints with the picture, not that I'm difficult to please there. I'm thinking about buying a second one for a ton of screen space, which is about the highest recommendation I can give to something I've owned for two weeks. Something for PC gamers to remember: if you're playing games in the max screen resolution, it's pretty taxing on the hardware. With the same graphics settings on Cyberpunk, going from the 27" monitor on 1440p to 5120 x 1440 on this dropped my FPS from about 170 to 70

Nice, clear image. I was thinking about returning it at first because it's the 24" type size, and I'm using a 27", but the image quality and ultra-wide aspect make up for the difference.

The monitor met all my expectations; it has a good screen refresh rate of 200 Hz and a good resolution, and the menu is simple, easy and complete in terms of options. My only recommendation is regarding the directional pad used for the Menu. It seems fragile, and I use it a lot, but it may be that it is resistant and only appears fragile. The monitor also works with software, so you can avoid using the directional pad for the menu.

It works really well and the surface area is insanely big. I switched out my 2 x 22in dual monitor setup and this is much cleaner. I'm not a gamer so this fits my need. One this though the distance between the stand and the screen is a bit long so you might wanna make sure the desk it is sitting on is large/deep enough so you're not too close to the screen

Felt so cheap and all that for $1200?

I really enjoy this monitor but it's lacking in darker colors. It's also overpriced due to it being falsely advertised as the ips version which it most definitely is not. Would be nice to receive a discount on my purchase, atleast for the price difference. I'm fine with owning the VA version as I actually prefer them