LG DualUp 28MQ750-C 27.6" 16:18 SDQHD Nano IPS HDR Monitor with USB Type-C, Built-In Speakers

LG 28MQ750-C

LG DualUp 28MQ750-C 27.6" 16:18 SDQHD Nano IPS HDR Monitor with USB Type-C

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Top Rated Gear: LG DualUp 28MQ750-C 27.6" 16:18 SDQHD Nano IPS HDR Monitor with USB Type-C, Built-In Speakers Color Gamut: CIE 1976, DCI-P3, Connection: DisplayPort, HDMI, USB C, Display Type: LCD

What sets the DualUp 28MQ750-C 27.6" SDQHD Nano IPS HDR Monitor apart is its unique 16:18 aspect ratio, designed to maximize your screen space and enhance your multitasking capabilities. This innovative monitor offers a stacked setup that swivels, allowing you to optimize your desk space without compromising on the benefits of a dual monitor setup. The monitor's Ambient Light Sensor with Auto Brightness adjusts the screen's brightness according to your environment, ensuring optimal visibility in all lighting conditions. This feature enhances your viewing experience by automatically brightening the screen in well-lit spaces and dimming it in darker settings. The DualUp monitor also offers a One Source Picture by Picture feature, enabling you to connect your laptop via HDMI DisplayPort and USB Type-C. This allows you to control both displays simultaneously without the need for additional software or shortcut keys. The built-in Keyboard, Video Monitor, and Mouse (KVM) feature further enhances your multitasking capabilities. With the Picture by Picture (PBP) feature, you can display content from two different computers on the monitor and manage the content with a single keyboard and mouse. Experience the brilliance of HDR content with the SDQHD Nano IPS Display, boasting a DCI-P3 98% color spectrum that brings your visuals to life with vibrant, true-to-life colors. The monitor also features USB Type-C connectivity, offering a versatile solution for connecting external devices or charging your laptop with up to 90W power delivery. Designed with your comfort in mind, the DualUp Monitor is ideal for programmers, content creators, and those working from home. Its ergonomic design allows for flexible adjustments to the height, tilt, and swivel of the screen, ensuring an optimal viewing position. The One Click Stand offers easy installation, and the monitor can tilt between -5 and 25 degrees, swivel +/-30 degrees, and adjust in height up to 80mm. In essence, the DualUp 28MQ750-C 27.6" SDQHD Nano IPS HDR Monitor with USB Type-C and Built-In Speakers is a comprehensive solution for those seeking to boost productivity and enhance their digital viewing experience.

First, I am very pleased with the DualUp overall. The extra space is great, and for the work I am doing, it is much better than a horizontal display. The "picture" quality is very good, and the text is very readable.

The OSD is fairly well thought out and easy to navigate with the button on the bottom. I would like to have the option to customize two of the four quick choices instead of only one. The software that comes with it is Windows only, and I will not hold my breath for Linux support (Fedora 39 plays nicely with the monitor, in my experience). The software lives in the system tray but still opens a window at start-up, which is annoying.

Under the heading of protecting ignorant users from themselves, a protective film over the display during packing would have saved me tremendous heartbreak. I put a large scratch on the monitor before I even plugged it in. Naturally, this was a user error, so it was not covered under warranty, and I am not comfortable lying about it.

Now, for the weakest part of the system, the built-in "hub" KVM switch is finicky. It does not like my Razor mouse at all and frequently loses the connection when switching inputs. Reaching behind the monitor to unplug and replug it each time is not sustainable, so I must find another solution. I tried uninstalling the razor software on Windows, but no joy. I have read that other users are experiencing similar problems related to the KVM. This is unfortunate, as I seriously doubt there will be a firmware update to address this. If I had known it was flaky, I might have chosen another option, but perhaps not.

If you know it's weak point, and it is not important in your setup, the monitor is great. I hope to see more options like this for those of us who are not gammers.

Great Picture, Poor KVM

I've wanted this monitor for a while, and I am extremely happy that I finally bought it. I use spreadsheets and PDFs a lot in my office, and this is the perfect monitor for anyone who benefits from being able to see large amounts of information without scrolling. I could not recommend this product more for people who read on their computer.

Great productivity tool

I've only had the display about a week, and so far I am really liking the aspect ratio.  I am not using any of the advanced features, so I can't comment on those. I am docking one star because the display seems to wobble when used with the traditional desk stand (I couldn't use the version with the included monitor arm because it wasn't compatible with my desk).

Great aspect ratio - but display wobbles

Amazing monitor but the USB  hub is not good at all. Any I connect keeps connecting and disconnecting.,

LG DualUp 28MQ750-C 27.6" 16:18 SDQHD Nano IPS HDR Monitor with USB Type-C, Built-In Speakers

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