The VA panel keeps the price down but doesn’t provide the viewing angles of IPS panels. I still found the spec’d 178 degrees more than adequate. Calibrating screen Conclusion: It is too early to confirm the screen does not use the PWM for the brightness control but likely it does not. I will try to improve the probe.

Standard LG. Decent quality. I have a robust office desk but the screen wiggles a bit when typing on the keyboard. It's not terrible, but still... Most AMD graphics cards will support Freesync and most recent 10-Series and above Nvidia graphics cards will also support Freesync in G-Sync compatible mode. If you can see Setup G-Sync in the Nvidia Control Panel, after turning Freesync on in the monitor then your card is supported. You can also enable 10-bit output here if you wish. The monitor typically uses around 25W of power. At full brightness this increased to around 32W and if you’re happy to run it with lower brightness settings you can get this down below 20W. Standby mode draws around 12W. Height adjustable standFor windows management on a PC, I prefer to use Microsoft’s Powertoys with its FancyZones that lets you create custom windows layouts which can even be used with the built-in Windows Snap feature. Conclusions

Samsung is a bunch of c**ts and they purposely limit the resolution to FHD. You can workaround this problem by rooting the phone and change some configs. It is solely marketing limitation. More on this here: https://r1.community.samsung.com/t5/samsung-dex/resolutions-and-devices/m-p/7246511#M208 or in r/SamsungDex The file will transfer across to the Desktop of the other computer. You can transfer files up to 2GB in size and speeds weren’t too bad. A 1GB file took around 2 minutes to copy across from a wired desktop PC to a wireless MacBook – that’s around 73Mbps. Keyboard shortcuts if you preferBut overall if you’re after a large quad HD ultrawide monitor from a well known brand with an attractive design and a pretty complete feature set that isn’t going to break the bank, this monitor should be on your shortlist. You can see how LG describe the various HDR modes in this table from the manual: Picture quality and colour accuracy Decent sharpness at typical viewing distances About its accuracy, It includes a basic 8-bit color pattern with 16 million supported colors, which gives you reasonable precision but isn’t as professional-focused as a 10-bit pattern. Also, due to the sRGB 99% and the VA panel, the colors may appear slightly washed out. During our tests with fast-paced games, this monitor showed a bit of motion blur, but that wasn’t the worst part at all.