Yes. It’s not a total deal breaker but it’s noticeable. It’s the same as a 27 inch vs 32 inch monitor.
Personally, I’d get the 34 or get a 39 5k2k. The 34 inch size is great and the PPI is good enough.
Sounds like a resolution scaling issue you’re having.
Anyways, to help OP I have this exact LG model for both PC and my MBP, works great. You shouldn’t have any issue - just be aware that it’s a 1440p monitor with OLED means others have reported text fringing if you’re sensitive to that for productivity. Also being an OLED and if you’re planning to use this for mainly productivity, ie youre going to be having a lot of static images may be risk for burn in, and the OLED display isn’t much of a wow factor in productivity as it is for media consumption. Trust me, I went down a huge rabbit hole switching from my old 34” to this one for productivity to start and mostly got was the blacks looked a little darker on my Mac.. gaming is great though.
It’d be more helpful if you described what your main usage out of a monitor would be. I’d get this monitor if you plan on gaming as part of your usage where the OLED panel + 240hz refresh rate shine. Otherwise, there are better options for ultrawides out there
I really like my LG 34gx900a-b, it’s a 1400p 240hz OLED I got on black Friday for $680. The design is clean without any branding on the front, and the rgb lighting on the back panel is subtle and tasteful
An upgrade to wait would be if they bring the 5k2k resolution to the 34 later but def will be $1500+
I have the AW3425DW. It is endgame for me. AND I actually tried the LG in store and couldn’t stand the 800r curve. That comes down to preference. They are both excellent monitors. I couldn’t be happier with my Alienware.
I have the LG, but have owned numerous QD OLEDs - I will say this, if you're going to be doing any work on it whatsoever, the LG is the way to go. QD OLED text rendering is brutal.
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