LG - 34GP63A-B

Hey ! I'm finally pulling the trigger on the **34Gp63A** this week. I had a conversation with someone who owns it, and they gave me a breakdown of its features, looks and performance. If you wants to discuss it further, hmu

Blurring text has nothing to do with Macs in particular, but rather the scaling factor. If you are using LG 34GP63A at the native 3440 x 1440 resolution, it will be razor sharp. It will look even better at 2x retina 1720 x 720, but that's not much in the way or screen real estate. It can be also scaled via HiDPI scaling algorithm to 2855 x 1195 and 2270 x 950, which is fine if you sit 18 inches or so from the screen. But at a closer distance, you might see some blurring around text and other sharp objects, as exhibited by this screenshot: [https://imgur.com/a/DDOSVI2](https://imgur.com/a/DDOSVI2)

Love to hear what people experience with Text Christmas on these monitors. I have an LG 34 inch curved monitor and the text is not very crisp and I find it distracting. Anybody able to compare it to a max studio display or one of the other similar ones that have 220 dpi

Both. Ultra-wide 34" curved in the center; 27" vertical on left for email, Teams chat, windows explorer, etc.; 24" landscape upper right; laptop lower right.

LG 34 inch ultra wide. Dell 4k 27 inch portrait positioning. PowerToys is your friend! Easiest multi monitor management system I've ever used.

And still with 21: 9, two pages of almost anything fit quite nicely side by side... I've been using a LG 34 inch ultra wide for 5 years and it's been great. Three pages side by side no problem if some of them can be squished a little bit. I'm now upgrading to a 40 inch ultrawide and hoping to fit up to four pages side by side if a little squished some of them...

I have a 34inch ultra wide from LG. I don't do this but I did test it out. From my one 14inch MacBook pro I connected to my monitor using their thunderbolt type c connection, giving power to the laptop and display to the monitor. I then connected the HDMI from monitor to laptop. My monitor has the ability to display both inputs at once in a split mode and the MacBook thinks of it as two displays. Pretty neat

I use Better Display ([link](https://github.com/waydabber/BetterDisplay)) on a 34" LG Ultrawide and unlocks a bunch of HiDPI scaled resolutions. Quality is excellent. What I'm not sure about is what spec you need to check for compatibility. For example, when I connect via HDMI I have a way smaller list of available resolutions than when I connect with USB-C.

I use a cheaper end LG 3440x1440 monitor connected to a 2019 MBP as my daily driver. Zero issues at all, no blurry text