LG 38CB99-W 38" 3840 x 1600 HDMI, DisplayPort, USB AMD FreeSync Built-in Speakers Curved Monitor

Pros: - Sharp image - Nice colors. - Lots of port on the back. -Took less than 5 min to setup. - Monitor tilts. - Also has speakers. - Gaming looks fantastic. - Writting code on this monitor becomes pure joy.

Cons: - Speakers - Not great sound quality but hey you are not getting this monitor for your ears.

Overall Review: Get it.

Pros: - Screen size is perfect - Easy to mount - Zero issues with light bleeding - Curve is just right and better with dual screen - Came with display ports, and hdmi

Cons: - original price 1k+ is a bit to much. Got it on sale so didnt kill me as much

Overall Review: I currently own a IPTV service, coming from 3 27 inch monitors to this monster and I have zero complaints. I actually purchased 2 since my line of work requires multiple browsers to be opened at once plus all other applications. I will be purchasing another in the future. I highly recommend this monitor for development

Pros: Can be used as 2 screens Makes larger pfd files and pictures easy to read and edit Larger size doesnt strain eyes so much

Cons: Its a tad expensive

Pros: Extra horizontal and vertical resolution over 3440x1440 USB-C port charges laptop, powers USB Hub, and runs display Has 3yr warranty instead of 1yr like the LG 38UC99-W Easy to mount to using VESA Great stand

Cons: Power LED blinks off and on when no source connected, which is super annoying in a dark room as it's very bright. So if you have it in your bedroom be ready to turn it off at night. You can turn the power LED off in the menu but this only applies to when the monitor has an active source connected and running.

Overall Review: I got this for work, I work as a programmer. It's fantastic for this purpose. I can have my terminal, editor, and browser all on one screen without it feeling cramped. It also goes up to 75hz so it can be decent for gaming as well depending what kind of games you play.

Pros: - Bright Monitor - Good screen with very little bleed - Great connections, even quick charges my phone - Huge, man I really can't go back to 24" or even 30" monitors after this - No dead pixels, always a plus

Cons: - Sharpness is wanting, can't use Sharpness + feature as it creates "jaggies" that make games unplayable - Not a gaming monitor even in fast mode due to color saturation only being "good" not "great" - Needs significant tweaks out of the box to make the monitor worth the price. Still way too much visual inaccuracies

Overall Review: - I think the Dell 38" would be better for gaming as the colors and clarity have been significantly better in the past for me. - Not a game for shooters, there is still jitters down on games that don't even move fast like RPGs, I have a 1080 GTX by the way so it is not the graphics card. - Wow the connections again are amazing, comes with a HDMI cord for free and many other cords more expensive monitors would still make you pay for. - Definitely a good monitor for business and resumes, not so much for gaming (ok range), and most definitely not for FPS.

Pros: - Great colors - Lots of space - Works as a USB hub, so I was able to connect my mouse and keyboard directly to the monitor - No backlight bleed -- at least, I don't see any - No dead pixels - Sound quality is better than anticipated. It's not a hi-fi, of course, but I listened to some Porcupine Tree and Pink Floyd, and I'm basically satisfied with the sound.

Cons: As a product, it has none. BUT: the monitor was delivered with a defect. The vertical part of monitor's stand has huge dent in its plastic cover -- right in the front, where it touches the lower curved part of the stand. The size of the dent is probably 4x1cm, and there is no way it can be hidden from the view.

Overall Review: I've got 34'' ultra wide at work, and now I have 38'' ultra wide at home. Definitely love the experience and would not turn back to traditional monitors. Would buy it again, would recommend it to a friend.

Pros: - Huge - Good speakers - SideBySide viewing of 2 PCs on a single monitor - Rich color

Cons: - Not 4k (only 3840x1600) - Games don't like the ultra-wide screen

Overall Review: I should have bought the BENQ 32 inch with built-in KVM for the targeted purpose of programming. I still enjoy this monitor.

Pros: I love this monitor, it is huge. I hang it on a monitor stand and it's light enough to be good and stable. The display quality is excellent, only some slight fading of intensity towards the very top, which I don't care about at all. The speakers are pretty good. Really super satisfied with it.

Cons: I love it.