38" UltraWide™ QHD+ (3840x1600) Curved monitor

1. Wider Screen Space

With an LG UltraWide monitor featuring a 21:9 or 32:9 aspect ratio, you can see more content at once. You can easily work with multiple program windows—such as spreadsheets, documents, and web browsers—side by side without running out of room, making it excellent for multitasking.

 

2. Ideal for Video and Design Work

The wide workspace and high colour accuracy make it a great fit for editing long video timelines or tackling detailed design projects.

 

3. Enhanced Gaming Immersion

A broader field of view provides an advantage in racing, FPS (First-Person Shooter), and strategy games. Some models also support high refresh rates and curved designs, which further enhances the sense of immersion.

 

4. Optimized for Content Viewing

You can enjoy 21:9 cinema-ratio content without black bars, which fills the screen completely for a more immersive experience. It's also optimized for streaming various content formats on platforms like Netflix and YouTube.

LG UltraWide monitors are especially recommended for users who want to get the most out of a wide screen. They are an ideal choice for multitaskers who need to work with multiple windows simultaneously, video editors and designers who benefit from viewing long timelines and tool panels side by side, and developers or traders who need to arrange code and previews or monitor real-time graphs and data at a glance. They also suit gamers and content viewers looking for an immersive experience for games and movies. In short, LG UltraWide monitors are the perfect choice for users who value both productivity and immersion.

OLED (Organic Light-Emitting Diode)

OLED panels use pixels that emit their own light, allowing for near-perfect blacks, exceptional contrast, and incredibly vivid colors. Since each pixel can be turned off individually, they deliver true black and high contrast. They also boast ultra-fast response times, making them the top choice for high-end gaming monitors, premium TVs, and professional video editing. The main drawbacks are their higher cost and a potential for "burn-in," where a static image can leave a permanent imprint on the screen.

 

IPS (In-Plane Switching)

IPS panels are well-known for their precise colour accuracy and wide viewing angles, which means the image stays clear and consistent from almost any position. This makes them a great all-around choice for a range of tasks, including office work, design, and gaming. The superior colour accuracy is especially appealing to gamers who want to see the game's visuals exactly as the creators designed them.

 

VA (Vertical Alignment)

VA panels have the highest contrast ratio of all LCD types, which makes them great for watching movies and videos, as they deliver deep, rich blacks. Although they typically have slower response times compared to TN or OLED panels, recent advancements have brought their performance much closer. They offer a good balance of features and price, making them a solid option for users who prioritize contrast and don't require the absolute fastest response times.