34" LG 34WK650

The LG monitor will complement your computer with a panel with a 34" display size. The aspect ratio is 21:9. The proverbial cornerstone of the monitor is the IPS technology, which delivers natural colours and great viewing angles. The monitor features a 2560 × 1080px resolution. The 5ms response is quite enough for ordinary office work or multimedia entertainment. The 60Hz refresh rate is what you would get with most monitors currently available . LG lists the brightness as 300cd/m2. Graphic software users will also appreciate the colour depth, which is 8 bit. The monitor uses DisplayPort, DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 2.0 for PC connection.

34" LG 34WK650 LCD Monitor Key Features

• 34" display size
• 2560 × 1080px resolution
• IPS panel
• A matte screen prevents sun glare
• 5ms response and 60Hz refresh rate
• Maximum screen brightness 300 cd/m2
• FreeSync for syncing with AMD graphics cards
• Compatible with VESA mounts
• Features a height adjustable stand
• Great audio thanks to integrated speakers
• Picture-in-picture (PiP) lets you watch two things at once
• HDR support for improved rendering
• Standard power consumption of the 34" LG 34WK650 is 42W

34" LG 34WK650 Features and Construction

The LG screen has the dimensions measuring 82.6 × 46.1 × 23cm ; the height is adjustable. The monitor comes with a classic stand, but you can also hook it on the wall with a VESA mount. The display weights 7.6kg. A welcome bonus are the integrated speakers, with a satisfying audio output for multimedia and ordinary everyday tasks. The key parameter you should check is the input; with the 34" LG 34WK650 it is DisplayPort, DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI 2.0. You can hook up your headphones right to the monitor.

The 34" LG 34WK650 Has a Number Of Advanced Functions

There's also the Flicker-free mode, effectively relieving eye pain and fatigue. A much coveted feature for gaming PC sets is proprietary image syncing with AMD graphics cards, usually known as FreeSync. The LCD Monitor 34" LG 34WK650 can also handle a relatively rare feature Picture-in-Picture (PiP), allowing you to watch two sources of content at the same time.