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Norman K ā 5 out of 5 stars
Easy to use - high res - seamless with my MacBook Pro
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Norman K ā 5 out of 5 stars
Easy to use - high res - seamless with my MacBook Pro
Raul7 ā 4 out of 5 stars
Rating: 3.5 / 5 The Verdict: A gorgeous display held back by frustrating design choices and hidden connectivity requirements. The Good: Elite Screen Quality The 16-inch matte IPS screen is stunning. With a crisp 2560 x 1600 resolution and a productivity-friendly 16:10 aspect ratio, it looks just as good as a premium laptop display. It's incredibly thin, light, and easy to slide into a backpack. The Bad: Frustrating Folio Stand The included magnetic origami-style cover/stand is a massive letdown. It feels flimsy, is difficult to balance on anything but a perfectly flat desk, and offers very limited viewing angles. A built-in kickstand would have been infinitely better. The Ugly: The USB-C Cable Trap & Zero Hub Options The biggest headache is the cable requirements, which aren't made clear enough. Note: A standard USB-C phone charging cable will not work. The monitor requires a full-feature USB-C cable capable of carrying video (DisplayPort Alt Mode) and power. If you try using a generic wire, the screen stays black. Furthermore, the port selection is bare-bones. You get two USB-C ports and nothing else. LG really should have included a built-in USB hub or an adapter option in the box so you could plug in accessories. Instead of expanding your workspace ports, this monitor actually hogs them. Pros & Cons Pros: Gorgeous, sharp screen; great 16:10 aspect ratio; very lightweight. Cons: Flimsy stand; picky about USB-C cables (charging wires fail); no built-in hub/port expansion.
IAM12 ā 5 out of 5 stars
Bought this on sale. Great portability. Easy to pack flat against laptop, light and does the job well. Easy to connect with a single cable. Folio cover that doubles as a stand allows 2 different angles. Still getting use to using - no instructions (pictures please LG ) but I have found a good set up nonetheless.