Although some clients were not satisfied because of manufacturing defects, all the issues were solved by the Samsung Company by means of sending replacements.įor today, curved monitors are not frequently chosen by users. If an exterior look really matters to you, this screen is really a Mac-like one ‒ smart and straightforward. Therefore, if you are looking for a decent gaming monitor or the one to enjoy movies, this variant is a perfect one. C34J791 features a high refresh rate (100Hz), FreeSync technology and low input lag, making it an excellent gaming option.īesides, thanks to Samsung's Quantum Dot technology, the colors are bright and clear.

But mind that it is not suitable for more than one user since the viewing angles are bad. Thanks to its gray uniformity, this display is ideal to surf the net. However, this screen is not the best one for bright rooms and it’s better to place it somewhere without direct sunlight. It is an ultra-wide monitor for MacBook Pro suitable for various needs. Brightness and contrast levels will remain high due to VESA DisplayHDR 600 support.įeaturing a VA panel, Samsung C34J791 offers a high contrast ratio and displays deep blacks. Thanks to the Thunderbolt monitor technology, a user can charge MacBook at 60W, process data at up to 40 GB/s, and connect several 4K monitors in one chain. If you sometimes need to run videos and work on other tasks simultaneously on a dual-monitor setup, it will become even easier thanks to the Daisy Chain feature and a Thunderbolt 3 port. What gamers will enjoy most is its decent input lag, NVIDIA compatibility thanks to the recent Adaptive Sync driver, and FreeSync. Thanks to HDR, this external monitor for Macbook Pro is capable of displaying a full-color gamut with perfect ease, however, its local dimming tool leaves much to be desired. The LG 32UL950-W boasts a 32-inch IPS-display with stunning viewing angles and 4K resolution. ⊖ Bad performance under poor lighting conditions ⊕ Perfect for gaming thanks to FreeSync and low input lag

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