LG 45GR75DC-B 45-inch Ultragear Curved Gaming Monitor, Dual QHD 1ms, 200Hz, 32:9, VESA DisplayHDR 600 with DCI-P3 95%, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, Enhanced Gaming GUI, DTS HP:X, 3-Way Adjustable Stand

I did quite a bit of research on Ultrawides before buying this one. Even the samsungs and asus 49s had absolutly horrible reviews. Many friends also has issues with dead pixels and monitors just deciding to give up just outside of warrenty.Well so far this LG is great. I always enjoyed LG and have quite a few of their products. Personally I tried a bunch of different games on this monitor along with different font sizes on texts or pdfs. I freaking love this thing, glad I sold off my three 27" samsungs to get this one. Has been worth every penny thus far.I have also been tinkering around with the LG app "On Screen Control" to take advantage of the "split screen" options seeing as how I was replacing three screens for an ultrawide for this main reason. It works great. I love how simple it is, however I had some trouble finding the app on the LG site. After talking to a rep, it was determined that it was not available on the site for this model, so they promptly linked me for another model (the app is the same for all the LG ultragears) and it worked no problem.I also love the feature of being able to plug the mouse and keyboard into the monitor, and it just transfers my mousee & keyboard to whatever I plug the screen into. Even works while using Samsung DEX on my phone.There is also a way to get two PCs to work split screen on this screen, haven't played around with that yet, but will get to it soon. I will update as soon as I get a chance to do that. (I do a lot of repair for freinds/family, and the feature sounds like it would be VERY helpful. One mouse, keyboard & screen for any PC I plug)I played around with the color/brightness settings till I got it where I liked it and saved the profile for my main PC. Personally the image is b-e-a-u-tiful. After Sony; LG has always been one of my favorites for TV. Well now they just might be my favorite for monitors.Unless you have an absolute monster for a graphics card... you're not gonna be running at 200 hz while gaming. I am running a 2070 SUPER and I average around 120 on medium settings on most games. Only time I hit the 200 is when on desktop. I am running a IVANKY 1.4 DISPLAY PORT cable for this.It has only been two days since I received it, so time will tell. I have high hopes for this monitor and I hope it meets those expectations. I will keep this posted, because I am sure I am not the only one afraid to pay over 1000$ for a screen while all the other ultrawides let go just after warrenty.10/10 so far.

Very high quality and appealing in terms of atheistic. When i tried it at first it was lagging hard i was about to refund. Then i realised that i been using my old monitor HDMI which has a really slow conduction speed. I used the displayport that came from factory then it showed the true colors and beauty of this monitor with 0 issues. I really love it.

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.

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!

Buying a monitor is not unlike Goldilocks trying to figure out exactly what porridge she likes. Is it too wide, too small? Too tall, too narrow? Do I need picture by picture or Picture in Picture? Do I need high ppi and usb hub built in? Do I game a lot do a game a little? Do I go with VA or OLED or IPS? These are just a few of the challenges I have had picking what ended up being this monitor. I really feel this is the sweet spot for the professional who uses the screen for both work and play. It’s a VA panel so it has great brightness, 200 MHz speed which is plenty fast for just about every game and picture by picture to have two different worlds up at one time. Add in the built-in KVM switch and it’s one seamless experience. The curvature has been nice, though I wish it was a little more but no big deal. It feels like a 49 inch even though it’s only a 45 inch last but not least I was excited to find this model with the 75 in the model number included USB-C power delivery, which is really great to reduce cord clutter, though the one with the 65 in the model number would’ve been great also as it’s $100 less. Of course, now I found them both a little bit cheaper, but that’s how it goes. I still got a good deal and I would highly recommend this monitor as a great all around screen for most of your needs. In my case if I want bleeding edge OLED, I’ll just play PlayStation on my TV which of course is LG as well. Such great products! Good luck in your search.