38WR85QC-W

I just got one a week ago. Same situation of productivity 5 days a week ~9 hours a day. Love the look of the panel. And the resolution is perfect for games. Old is tempting, but for the money spent i want a monitor I can use for everything and not worry about burn in.

I absolutely love my 38" LG (I have the Freesync version). However, I don't see it for sale anymore. I feel 38" is the perfect size, though I suppose a higher resolution would be good. Why not consider the  38WR85QC-W.AUS? It's basically the same as the 38GN except cheaper ($1200). The 40" 5k 2k is also a good option, but I use my UW for both work and gaming so I'd go with the 120hz one.

I absolutely love my 38" LG (I have the Freesync version). However, I don't see it for sale anymore. I feel 38" is the perfect size, though I suppose a higher resolution would be good. Why not consider the  38WR85QC-W.AUS? It's basically the same as the 38GN except cheaper ($1200). The 40" 5k 2k is also a good option, but I use my UW for both work and gaming so I'd go with the 120hz one.

Yes, I love it too! I have an Asus 4K 32" IPS at work and honestly... text on the LG looks more crisp despite it only being 1600p. :)

I got this monitor (the WR version) at home for half a year now and a 32" 4K IPS monitor at work. I honestly feel like the text on the UW is more crisp than on the 4K at work. Gaming also is a treat and HDR looks okayish. I'd say go for it.

I have the WR85. The panel is nice and plenty of connectivity. KVM is a nice bonus. If you don't need KVM and the ports aren't a deciding factor just go for the GN950 IMO.

I watched the video again it was a 34 inch 3440x1440 QD oled with 360hz MSI MEG X, or the new LG 39 inch tandem oled 5k x 2k. Most mini led the shown where 27 inch 1440p, 27 inch 2880p even 32 inch 6k panels & 4k 27inch. The most impressive panel is the 5k dual mode (1440p with higher refresh rate for gaming)

That thing does not have kvm