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Coming from a budget 34 ultra wide with a VA panel, I was looking for better color, better blacks, better text and more screen real estate without going back from a 144hz refresh rate while having some vertical and horizontal space constraints. The market doesn't make exactly what I want, and this monitor was a compromise that showed up at the right price while I had some extra fun money hanging around.I don't care what measured levels are, in actual use, the blacks are blacker than my VA monitors (not quantum dot). It also has no dark color shift with vertical head position.After calibration, colors are just way better than my previous VA, and better than older IPS monitors I have owned. Also IPS glow in the corners is very minimal compared to most IPS displays ... MoreComing from a budget 34 ultra wide with a VA panel, I was looking for better color, better blacks, better text and more screen real estate without going back from a 144hz refresh rate while having some vertical and horizontal space constraints. The market doesn't make exactly what I want, and this monitor was a compromise that showed up at the right price while I had some extra fun money hanging around.I don't care what measured levels are, in actual use, the blacks are blacker than my VA monitors (not quantum dot). It also has no dark color shift with vertical head position.After calibration, colors are just way better than my previous VA, and better than older IPS monitors I have owned. Also IPS glow in the corners is very minimal compared to most IPS displays I own.Despite both having the same PPI, text is arguably crisper and clearer. I'm going to assume that's due to how windows font scaling plays out with the resolution, but it's pretty easy on the eyes. Also, the anti-glare coating does not give a dirty screen effect like my other anti-glare panels (both VA and IPS).HDR on the desktop is still not something I would use, but way better than my last monitor. It makes the SDR content just seem dimmer instead of dimmer and with colors all messed up. It's still a no from me.Also, the ghosting is minimal. Within just a day of using this, I'm baffled how I put up with the VA ghosting for the last couple of years.While the extra horizontal resolution is a small help with spreadsheets and such, combined with the flatter curve, it really improves immersion from a 34 ultrawide. The vertical resolution bump is very noticeable in some apps. Email probably being the biggest winner.The vesa mount is just there. No drama of removing aesthetic bits to get stuff mounted and having to keep track of them if you want to put it back on its stand.Then there are the things that might be great or might be awful because they are opinion things. For me I hate the white monitor trend, but it's no big deal as mine faces a wall. I don't have to look at it and neither does anyone else. I REALLY like that the connectors are just there on the back of the display. It works well with my monitor arm and it is super easy hooking things up compared to monitors that have them recessed on the bottom.
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This monitor is my first ultrawide monitor, replacing 2 standard monitors. I absolutely love everything about it. After the initial shock of it's size, once I got it on my desk and plugged into my laptop by USB C, it was so easy to set up. I only needed to adjust my resolution. Both my work laptop and personal laptop are not fancy by any means and they both are able to output a full 5120 x 1440. I also no longer need to use my work-supplied laptop dock as the monitor will charge my laptop and also allowed me to plug in my keyboard and mouse to the monitor. My only gripe is that there's only 1 USB port so I had to buy a small USB hub for additional slots.The settings for the device are very easy to navigate and figure out without reading the manual and there's so ... MoreThis monitor is my first ultrawide monitor, replacing 2 standard monitors. I absolutely love everything about it. After the initial shock of it's size, once I got it on my desk and plugged into my laptop by USB C, it was so easy to set up. I only needed to adjust my resolution. Both my work laptop and personal laptop are not fancy by any means and they both are able to output a full 5120 x 1440. I also no longer need to use my work-supplied laptop dock as the monitor will charge my laptop and also allowed me to plug in my keyboard and mouse to the monitor. My only gripe is that there's only 1 USB port so I had to buy a small USB hub for additional slots.The settings for the device are very easy to navigate and figure out without reading the manual and there's so many different configuration options for multiple inputs to display on the monitor at once. I also appreciate using this monitor with Windows 11 as it's easy to drag a window to the top of the screen and have it take up half, 1/3, 1/4 and a couple other configurations.The speakers for the monitor are also very impressive and loud. As far as I've figured out so far though, my computer can't change the volume of the monitor itself so I set the monitors speakers to the highest volume and then my computers speakers to around 20% for a reasonable volume level for normal use.Overall, this monitor has been great for productivity at work, casual video watching, browsing with multiple tabs or programs, and also gaming. With this monitor you'll wonder how you ever survived with just 1 or 2 normal monitors side by side and you'll never go back.
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This is a nice screen, but I feel it needs a slightly better arc radius because it's a little too flat.That aside, the main issues with this laptop are if you use the USB-C to power your computer. Nearly every time I wake my computer, the screen wakes up and I have approx 30 seconds of usage before it claims there's no signal, and then goes to sleep. This is not an issue of the computer as we've tried many of them. The only way to wake the monitor again is to unplug and replug in the USB-C cable (we're using the ones supplied from LG).Additionally, we also have issues with items plugged into the USB host (using the USB-A ports) such as web cams. These are often not available after waking and we have to unplug them and then plug them in again after a moment - ... MoreThis is a nice screen, but I feel it needs a slightly better arc radius because it's a little too flat.That aside, the main issues with this laptop are if you use the USB-C to power your computer. Nearly every time I wake my computer, the screen wakes up and I have approx 30 seconds of usage before it claims there's no signal, and then goes to sleep. This is not an issue of the computer as we've tried many of them. The only way to wake the monitor again is to unplug and replug in the USB-C cable (we're using the ones supplied from LG).Additionally, we also have issues with items plugged into the USB host (using the USB-A ports) such as web cams. These are often not available after waking and we have to unplug them and then plug them in again after a moment - otherwise they don't appear available to the host computer.There is clearly some issue with the monitor supplying power to UBC-C and USB-A ports. Once the power is removed the computers lock and then you have to unlock them (by opening the lid), logging in and then the external source works again. Doing this 3 or 4 times in a day for each monitor has made us realise we'll not buy from LG next time.It's a real shame about these 49" monitors - we're not seeing this issue with a bunch of the 40" versions, but this model in particular is a massive pain to use with USB-C.
| Display | |
| RGB colour space | sRGB |
| Screen shape | Flat |
| High Dynamic Range (HDR) supported | Y |
| High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology | High Dynamic Range 10 (HDR10) |
Coming from a budget 34 ultra wide with a VA panel, I was looking for better color, better blacks, better text and more screen real estate without going back from a 144hz refresh rate while having some vertical and horizontal space constraints. The market doesn't make exactly what I want, and this monitor was a compromise that showed up at the right price while I had some extra fun money hanging around.I don't care what measured levels are, in actual use, the blacks are blacker than my VA monitors (not quantum dot). It also has no dark color shift with vertical head position.After calibration, colors are just way better than my previous VA, and better than older IPS monitors I have owned. Also IPS glow in the corners is very minimal compared to most IPS displays ... MoreComing from a budget 34 ultra wide with a VA panel, I was looking for better color, better blacks, better text and more screen real estate without going back from a 144hz refresh rate while having some vertical and horizontal space constraints. The market doesn't make exactly what I want, and this monitor was a compromise that showed up at the right price while I had some extra fun money hanging around.I don't care what measured levels are, in actual use, the blacks are blacker than my VA monitors (not quantum dot). It also has no dark color shift with vertical head position.After calibration, colors are just way better than my previous VA, and better than older IPS monitors I have owned. Also IPS glow in the corners is very minimal compared to most IPS displays I own.Despite both having the same PPI, text is arguably crisper and clearer. I'm going to assume that's due to how windows font scaling plays out with the resolution, but it's pretty easy on the eyes. Also, the anti-glare coating does not give a dirty screen effect like my other anti-glare panels (both VA and IPS).HDR on the desktop is still not something I would use, but way better than my last monitor. It makes the SDR content just seem dimmer instead of dimmer and with colors all messed up. It's still a no from me.Also, the ghosting is minimal. Within just a day of using this, I'm baffled how I put up with the VA ghosting for the last couple of years.While the extra horizontal resolution is a small help with spreadsheets and such, combined with the flatter curve, it really improves immersion from a 34 ultrawide. The vertical resolution bump is very noticeable in some apps. Email probably being the biggest winner.The vesa mount is just there. No drama of removing aesthetic bits to get stuff mounted and having to keep track of them if you want to put it back on its stand.Then there are the things that might be great or might be awful because they are opinion things. For me I hate the white monitor trend, but it's no big deal as mine faces a wall. I don't have to look at it and neither does anyone else. I REALLY like that the connectors are just there on the back of the display. It works well with my monitor arm and it is super easy hooking things up compared to monitors that have them recessed on the bottom.
This monitor is my first ultrawide monitor, replacing 2 standard monitors. I absolutely love everything about it. After the initial shock of it's size, once I got it on my desk and plugged into my laptop by USB C, it was so easy to set up. I only needed to adjust my resolution. Both my work laptop and personal laptop are not fancy by any means and they both are able to output a full 5120 x 1440. I also no longer need to use my work-supplied laptop dock as the monitor will charge my laptop and also allowed me to plug in my keyboard and mouse to the monitor. My only gripe is that there's only 1 USB port so I had to buy a small USB hub for additional slots.The settings for the device are very easy to navigate and figure out without reading the manual and there's so ... MoreThis monitor is my first ultrawide monitor, replacing 2 standard monitors. I absolutely love everything about it. After the initial shock of it's size, once I got it on my desk and plugged into my laptop by USB C, it was so easy to set up. I only needed to adjust my resolution. Both my work laptop and personal laptop are not fancy by any means and they both are able to output a full 5120 x 1440. I also no longer need to use my work-supplied laptop dock as the monitor will charge my laptop and also allowed me to plug in my keyboard and mouse to the monitor. My only gripe is that there's only 1 USB port so I had to buy a small USB hub for additional slots.The settings for the device are very easy to navigate and figure out without reading the manual and there's so many different configuration options for multiple inputs to display on the monitor at once. I also appreciate using this monitor with Windows 11 as it's easy to drag a window to the top of the screen and have it take up half, 1/3, 1/4 and a couple other configurations.The speakers for the monitor are also very impressive and loud. As far as I've figured out so far though, my computer can't change the volume of the monitor itself so I set the monitors speakers to the highest volume and then my computers speakers to around 20% for a reasonable volume level for normal use.Overall, this monitor has been great for productivity at work, casual video watching, browsing with multiple tabs or programs, and also gaming. With this monitor you'll wonder how you ever survived with just 1 or 2 normal monitors side by side and you'll never go back.
This is a nice screen, but I feel it needs a slightly better arc radius because it's a little too flat.That aside, the main issues with this laptop are if you use the USB-C to power your computer. Nearly every time I wake my computer, the screen wakes up and I have approx 30 seconds of usage before it claims there's no signal, and then goes to sleep. This is not an issue of the computer as we've tried many of them. The only way to wake the monitor again is to unplug and replug in the USB-C cable (we're using the ones supplied from LG).Additionally, we also have issues with items plugged into the USB host (using the USB-A ports) such as web cams. These are often not available after waking and we have to unplug them and then plug them in again after a moment - ... MoreThis is a nice screen, but I feel it needs a slightly better arc radius because it's a little too flat.That aside, the main issues with this laptop are if you use the USB-C to power your computer. Nearly every time I wake my computer, the screen wakes up and I have approx 30 seconds of usage before it claims there's no signal, and then goes to sleep. This is not an issue of the computer as we've tried many of them. The only way to wake the monitor again is to unplug and replug in the USB-C cable (we're using the ones supplied from LG).Additionally, we also have issues with items plugged into the USB host (using the USB-A ports) such as web cams. These are often not available after waking and we have to unplug them and then plug them in again after a moment - otherwise they don't appear available to the host computer.There is clearly some issue with the monitor supplying power to UBC-C and USB-A ports. Once the power is removed the computers lock and then you have to unlock them (by opening the lid), logging in and then the external source works again. Doing this 3 or 4 times in a day for each monitor has made us realise we'll not buy from LG next time.It's a real shame about these 49" monitors - we're not seeing this issue with a bunch of the 40" versions, but this model in particular is a massive pain to use with USB-C.
I received my monitor 2 weeks ago and have been absolutely loving it. Upon opening up the box everything was packaged very nicely and easy to access. After removing the monitor the assembly of the stand was extremely easy and connecting to my laptop was very simple with just 1 usbc cable. The monitor also provides power to the laptop via the usbc any time the display is on which allows 1 extra port on the laptop for accessories. Once I had everything put together I was surprised with how much adjustment the stand offered. Connecting to my laptop was super simple and just required adjusting the resolution to fit the monitor. Once I was setup the clarity of the screen is unlike anything I have used before. My previous setup had a 27 inch monitor and my laptop screen ... MoreI received my monitor 2 weeks ago and have been absolutely loving it. Upon opening up the box everything was packaged very nicely and easy to access. After removing the monitor the assembly of the stand was extremely easy and connecting to my laptop was very simple with just 1 usbc cable. The monitor also provides power to the laptop via the usbc any time the display is on which allows 1 extra port on the laptop for accessories. Once I had everything put together I was surprised with how much adjustment the stand offered. Connecting to my laptop was super simple and just required adjusting the resolution to fit the monitor. Once I was setup the clarity of the screen is unlike anything I have used before. My previous setup had a 27 inch monitor and my laptop screen beneath it and the sheer size of this monitor has increased my efficiency exponentially. I comfortably fit all 4 of the applications I regularly monitor along with a full sized browser window in the center of the display. Every form of media I have consumed has been crystal clear and the colors are excellent. I was also surprised with how good the built in speakers are. Great for listening to music while working. The controls for monitor settings (volume, brightness, etc) are very intuitive. Overall I have been extremely pleased with this monitor and would recommend it to anybody who is looking to improve efficiency while working or even just for personal use
I've used 1080p monitors since I was a kid, I can afford 4k monitors but this monitor is EXACTLY what I needed.1440p res, gaming is good - Gamers you have to do a lot of tweaking with the monitor before you actually start playing any of your games. Not all games support this reso. recommend using 21:9 aspect ratio for some games.This monitor has a built in KVM switch, so you can plug your personal computer and work computer via hdmi/DP and it'll automatically readjust all of your devices to that device. Dope, removes the need for additional docking stations and portsits 3800R curve, idk what that means, its a slight curve not a heavy one. you move your eyes alot but not your headRecommend a monitor arm mount for more freedom, the stand provided is not enough ... MoreI've used 1080p monitors since I was a kid, I can afford 4k monitors but this monitor is EXACTLY what I needed.1440p res, gaming is good - Gamers you have to do a lot of tweaking with the monitor before you actually start playing any of your games. Not all games support this reso. recommend using 21:9 aspect ratio for some games.This monitor has a built in KVM switch, so you can plug your personal computer and work computer via hdmi/DP and it'll automatically readjust all of your devices to that device. Dope, removes the need for additional docking stations and portsits 3800R curve, idk what that means, its a slight curve not a heavy one. you move your eyes alot but not your headRecommend a monitor arm mount for more freedom, the stand provided is not enough to be comfortableIf you have money saved up for a monitor and you want something as a investment not just for gaming but also for work, in my personal opinion this is it.You do have to make a lot of adjustments - DO NOT USE THE FACTORY COLOR SETTINGS. 144hz is only with display port. Don't get it if you dont have a decent graphics card(basically no onboard graphics)Keep in mind when using this on a laptop(windows) itll be janky, compared to my gaming PC, my work laptop(MSI creator 15) resolution is weird but that is because it is not display port. Please keep this in mind when you factor that in. I dont care much for resolution at work just want more space on 1 screen.Even though I marked it has a 4/5 thats as a customer... this thing is EXPENSIVEEE, I got it at a discount if the discount price was the actual product price, this monitor would be 5/5 and a dominator in ultrawide 1440p monitor market.Personally 5/5, this monitor has met all the expectations I've been looking for in the past couple months of my monitor hunt
I have worked from home for the same company since 2015. Over my time there I have taken on more job skills and sometimes I can have 5 to 7 active windows open at any time. For the last few years I have used two monitors, which was fine but because of recent changes we can only use one screen. The LG Curved UltraWide™ 34'' QHD IPS Display Monitor 34in screen is exactly what I needed.I often have email, messaging, my work knowledge base, my dialer, my time clock, my company portal, remote connection managers and more. It’s so convenient to be able to fill out my forms, see client information and reference my knowledge base on the same screen and not have to flip back and forth. I still have extra room to tile other programs, my calculator or note pad.My favorite ... MoreI have worked from home for the same company since 2015. Over my time there I have taken on more job skills and sometimes I can have 5 to 7 active windows open at any time. For the last few years I have used two monitors, which was fine but because of recent changes we can only use one screen. The LG Curved UltraWide™ 34'' QHD IPS Display Monitor 34in screen is exactly what I needed.I often have email, messaging, my work knowledge base, my dialer, my time clock, my company portal, remote connection managers and more. It’s so convenient to be able to fill out my forms, see client information and reference my knowledge base on the same screen and not have to flip back and forth. I still have extra room to tile other programs, my calculator or note pad.My favorite way to arrange my screen when I use it outside of work is to have the screen split into thirds, I usually have a streaming service going on one, Facebook on the second and shopping on the third window. The 60Hz Frequency is far more than adequate, the resolution comes in at 3440 x 1440 and it has inputs/outputs for everything you need to do.I was able to free up a USB port and ditch my add-on speakers, the LG Curved UltraWide™ 34'' QHD IPS Display Monitor has Maxx Audio sounds very crisp and clear when working. It also provides top-notch audio to match the visual experience.I do recommend to have a helping hand when unboxing and inserting the stand, it was easy but awkward to hold because of this amazing wide screens size. I am eventually going to mount it, but it comes with a nice stand. It moves up and down easily, which is perfect since I am 4’11” and it also tilts for comfort. The LG Curved UltraWide™ 34'' QHD IPS Display Monitor has improved my workday tremendously, I love it.
I love this ultrawide 5K2K monitor from LG and could not wait to recommend it to you. Features wise, its various color grade selections, IPS panel, HDR 10 support, picture-in-picture, bonus multi-devices controller software, thunderbolt-4 (USB-C) port, and of course DisplayPort/HDMIs connections are handy to connect PC/MacBook/iPad Pro and my Surface Pro 8 via Thunderbolt/USB-C ports. With integrated thunderbolt port, signal/power/audio delivery can be simply connected with just one cable. 10W rich bass speakers, unlike other built-in speakers’ monitors are also favorited. I am a big fan of big monitors particularly from LG. Inspired by 34' UltraWide 34UC99 and 43' 43UD79 4K monitor, I told myself this was the one to go next so here I have it now :). Speaking of ... MoreI love this ultrawide 5K2K monitor from LG and could not wait to recommend it to you. Features wise, its various color grade selections, IPS panel, HDR 10 support, picture-in-picture, bonus multi-devices controller software, thunderbolt-4 (USB-C) port, and of course DisplayPort/HDMIs connections are handy to connect PC/MacBook/iPad Pro and my Surface Pro 8 via Thunderbolt/USB-C ports. With integrated thunderbolt port, signal/power/audio delivery can be simply connected with just one cable. 10W rich bass speakers, unlike other built-in speakers’ monitors are also favorited. I am a big fan of big monitors particularly from LG. Inspired by 34' UltraWide 34UC99 and 43' 43UD79 4K monitor, I told myself this was the one to go next so here I have it now :). Speaking of corns, it's refresh rate of 72hz (5ms response time) is definitely not top of the line nor its HDMI 2.0 version the latest standard for wider bandwidth (2.0 18Gbps vs 2.1 48Gbps). Lucky, none of which brothers me for my WFH and creative works on it and I'd say it's really a great investment, given you are not buying monitors regularly.
I work from home and have a multi monitor setup. I have older monitors and have been wanting to upgrade for some time. I decided to go with the LG 34WP75C-B because I wanted a large wide-screen for working with multiple applications and gaming as well. The resolution and clarity of the monitor is amazing especially compared to my older screens beside it.Setup was easy and only took a few minutes. The monitor also has multiple ports and supports DisplayPort as well as HDMI and USB-C. Switching between inputs is really easy and quick and makes being able to use this monitor on my personal machine easy and still allows me to use the USB-C for my work laptop.When working in MS Teams for work meetings the large display is really nice when maximizing the meeting window ... MoreI work from home and have a multi monitor setup. I have older monitors and have been wanting to upgrade for some time. I decided to go with the LG 34WP75C-B because I wanted a large wide-screen for working with multiple applications and gaming as well. The resolution and clarity of the monitor is amazing especially compared to my older screens beside it.Setup was easy and only took a few minutes. The monitor also has multiple ports and supports DisplayPort as well as HDMI and USB-C. Switching between inputs is really easy and quick and makes being able to use this monitor on my personal machine easy and still allows me to use the USB-C for my work laptop.When working in MS Teams for work meetings the large display is really nice when maximizing the meeting window and being able to see all participants video larger and with more clarity.Over all I'm really glad I made this purchase and have high hopes for it long term.I use this monitor @ a 3440x1440 resolution for work and for gaming. Simply game changing from my older monitors that only supported a max of 1920x1080.I am considering ordering a second and just using the two 34" monitors rather than having to have the 4 monitors I used previously. Right now with my current setup I have this one and 3 others that span about 80% of my L-shaped desk. I love having a lot of monitor real-estate for working and think two of these would let my setup be cleaner and still be just as productive as I was with the 4.Overall A++
I spent a long time debating on what I wanted/needed out of a monitor. I don't game on my PC but I'd convinced myself I needed a 38" 4K OLED curved monitor to replace my 2 32" curved 1080p that I gave to my son with my old ROG gaming PC. Not only was that ludicrous, it was wasteful because 17.3" Asus Viviobook with on processor graphics wouldn't push a big monitor to its potential. I found this open box for $250 and I couldn't pass it up. The QHD is a step above my old FHD monitors, plus the Windows 11 screen organization software makes running 3-4 windows at a time easy. I typically have 3 work windows and video streaming window open and it's all beautiful. Text is sharp, and colors are vivid with the HDR. For a work screen that is also used for watching movies I ... MoreI spent a long time debating on what I wanted/needed out of a monitor. I don't game on my PC but I'd convinced myself I needed a 38" 4K OLED curved monitor to replace my 2 32" curved 1080p that I gave to my son with my old ROG gaming PC. Not only was that ludicrous, it was wasteful because 17.3" Asus Viviobook with on processor graphics wouldn't push a big monitor to its potential. I found this open box for $250 and I couldn't pass it up. The QHD is a step above my old FHD monitors, plus the Windows 11 screen organization software makes running 3-4 windows at a time easy. I typically have 3 work windows and video streaming window open and it's all beautiful. Text is sharp, and colors are vivid with the HDR. For a work screen that is also used for watching movies I don't think this can be beaten. The blue light filtering function work very well as well. WAY less eye strain. The curve is just enough for productivity. I would imagine it's not quite strong enough for serious gaming. The USB hub works very well, I've had no issues with it at all. Overall setup was plug and play. I haven't dialed in the colors, but they look pretty good in the factory configuration.
I work in IT, I sit in front of a computer all day long, and traditionally I have been a 3 screen user for at least the past10 years. I've never been a big fan of the ultra-wide monitors, when I've tried them I find so much white space it becomes pointless. I've seen a great use for them in people in finance, working in huge excel spreadsheets, etc, but not the average worker. Well LG has changed my mind on this. Primarily due to the help of LG's OnScreen Control software that is included. This software does an Excellent job of allowing you to configure the screen in how it fits you best, 2 "virtual screens", no problem, 3? you got it. Now Windows 10/11 also has some of the capabilities built in and in other Microsoft software, but it doesn't do it quiet as ... MoreI work in IT, I sit in front of a computer all day long, and traditionally I have been a 3 screen user for at least the past10 years. I've never been a big fan of the ultra-wide monitors, when I've tried them I find so much white space it becomes pointless. I've seen a great use for them in people in finance, working in huge excel spreadsheets, etc, but not the average worker. Well LG has changed my mind on this. Primarily due to the help of LG's OnScreen Control software that is included. This software does an Excellent job of allowing you to configure the screen in how it fits you best, 2 "virtual screens", no problem, 3? you got it. Now Windows 10/11 also has some of the capabilities built in and in other Microsoft software, but it doesn't do it quiet as gracefully as LG's software, also LG's software will only apply to its own screen, which is exactly what I want, as I still use other monitors as well. I do generally find text to be a bit crisper on this screen than my other primary monitor, and colors are certainly richer. The only oddity I experience is that sometimes it almost seems convex, because it is sitting next to a curved monitor. Part of me wishes there was a bit of a curve to this monitor. Overall adding this monitor has been huge, I've essentially "retired" the laptop screen to almost never being used, and now just use 2 monitors, with this LG being the main screen.
| Display | |
| RGB colour space | sRGB |
| Screen shape | Flat |
| High Dynamic Range (HDR) supported | Y |
| High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology | High Dynamic Range 10 (HDR10) |
