LG 38 Inch UltraWide QHD+ IPS Curved Monitor NVIDIA G-SYNC™ Compatibility - 38WN95C-W

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Current occupation and usage: UX designer for enterprise products. Wanted maximum screen real estate for productivity and being able to open multiple design, text, browser files to reference and create deliverables at the same time. Connects fine with a MacBook. PROS: Obviously, the specs are top of the line. For productivity and ease of use with the latest features, cost is secondary. Yes, it's expensive compared to other monitors, but for customers who wait a few years for the exact high-level features (many MacBook users), it's worth it. Also, there aren't a lot of monitors with the 38" inch option. I was debating whether to go the extreme 50 inch option, but finally decided that too big would be less comfortable — this would be the perfect size. CONS: Honestly, it seems like something too tiny to mention, but I find it to be a struggle in a practical sense. I need to adjust my volume quite often on conference calls (now that we meet more online than in person with the pandemic). However, the monitor speaker (which is fine for the purpose) does not have a remote, nor can I adjust the volume with my wireless keyboard. Again, for someone who like maximum productivity and speed, this is a quality of life improvement that I hope LG will address. I imagine a remote is not a huge deal for them to add later. I would pay extra for this convenience, even if it comes a year from now. Or if there's a way to push out an enhancement for keyboard control of volume, that would be awesome too.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I can now open 3 files at the same time for comparison / information gathering / etc. Amazing work tool for efficiency AND fun. I love this monitor. Worth every penny. Also, take a look at the 65" OLED TV = WOW!!