The LG 43UD79 is a MASSIVE 4k IPS PC monitor for hardcore multi-tasking. It’s gigantic but it’s awesome!
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LG 4K Monitor 43UD79 – http://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-43UD79-B-4k-uhd-led-monitor
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This monitor has surprisingly good value and has some very impressive features. Didn't think I'd ever use something this large, but it's too good. Thanks for watching!
Someone knows if this monitor has a good image quality if used at 1080p full screen?
Loved it! Do more monitors please
Girl yes size matter everything is small if it is below 6inch .
Wow I love it ! But I dont have the room for this monitor ☹
Love your videos, but I wish his backdrop had more color. I’m assuming it’s a shot at simplicity but it hurts my interest.
tiling window manager niggas where you at ?
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Hello, I need calibration settings information. I have a this monitor but ı don't know what true game calibration settings is. Can you help me please ?
Isn’t that a tv?
Yes but No 100hz and IPS panel… -_-
0:54 I see what you did there 🍌
Will look to buy it this coming Boxing Day if it's on sale.
I purchased this monitor today and I am happy about my purchase, been using it for 4 hours now.
This is 2 years late but whatever, here goes:
This is great if you have a big desk and sit not too close to the tv for productivity/work and casual computer activity.
I used to work using a 32 inch tv and had to move my head all the time bec i was using it like a normal monitor. My therapist told me that my shoulder and neck pain comes from doing that.
Informative video. Light bleed? Good blacks?
Just buy the LG 7300 series 4k TV $300 same thing
Why not just buy a TV with HDR as a monitor? Its twice as cheap and usually has HDR
vesa mount?
IS THIS MONITOR HDR???
May I know 60cm dept table fit for this kinda monitor? appreciate for your recommendation.
Night and day difference from 1080p, where some other 4k monitors⤃>JustU.Faith/LG-27?正 I tried before were not as noticeable. HDR picture setting does make a difference, for the better in my opinion. Others may claim it's better without as I saw in other reviews.
sorry when you said that it has 4 hdmi but only 2 of them are hdmi 2.0 soo does that mean im not able to use all 4?
Canadian confirmed
Great video Dave. To access split screen, do you need to install any software. For example, I want to plug in 4 chromecasts to view my 4 nest cameras live at same time. Would that work?
Something I'm curious about with this monitor, that nobody seems to mention, is whether or not you can present this as multiple separate monitors to a Mac. What I'd like to do is use the left half as a 3:4 monitor for web-based stuff, use the upper-right quarter as a second monitor for email and documents, then use the lower-right quarter for my AppleTV. Is that possible?
Why not just a regular 43in 4k tv?
27 is way too big for me. I do CADing and photoshopping so I work very close to my monitor. My eyes get sore real quick with dark circles.
Can you connect one laptop and extend it to 4 divided screens on this monitor?
yea keep talking to the camera moving your hands like that its so entertaining the algorithm loves that. what a useless review and camera angles, not even just using the damn product and being filmed from the back, we get no feel of the size or anything. dont use the product just keep chattering for that sweet $$$
I bought a 43 inch UHD Philips tv. It is great. €350 euros. I use it as a monitor. It even has HDR.
I’d probably rather go for an LG variant of such a monitor, as this thing is a bit expensive in comparison. Also it’s available nowhere in Germany.
Great review. Have you tried using two or more video connections from a single PC? For example, connect the same PC using two Displayport cables at the same time. If so, does Windows show the same monitor twice in the device manager? Thanks!
You talk about this monitor for PS, Nitendo etc …for playing but is it good for WORKING ?
I've got the 38" version, and I would personally rather have two or three 32" screens for multitasking.
I've got the 38" version, and I would recommend sitting about 3.5 or 4ft back from it.
This might be my day trade monitor
Who else is watching this after LG announced the 42" oled to compare sizes??
Does anybody know if this monitor is wall-mountable?
What do you think about the new LG’s 43” monitor (43un700)? It seems like they’ve added HDR there
Can you just connect 1 laptop to it and just open up 4 browsers to use on there? Is that something that can be done using the split-screen feature?
looking at this on my 43" monitor while reasearcing which 65 inch TV should be my next monitor
0:54 YES! BANANA!
Fuc&*%g SPot on Video! Loved it! Bought mine, the latest one for 800$ I also use a Alienware 34 Curved but this one is for work and your video did justice in explaining how I can attach multiple systems! Keep at it man! Thank you so much!
Why do you not show the pivot function, instead speaking 4 min about things we already know?
Will this be working nice if we use this also as TV Screen ?
I can't find the video of your CPU on the side if you made one please link it up. It really looks sleek
Longeivity is way more important than size . My Dell 41" monitor , only lasted approximately 2 years. Dont make a review for something just after you turn the screen on…looks can be decieving
You've sold it to me but the black levels don't look amazing (I hate IPS black levels they are a deal breaker for me, generally prefer VA or PLS). However, I've realised that even 32" is way too small a monitor to properly use 4k resolution, everything is just too small unless I use scaling. So I will be ordering 40"+ next time I upgrade the displays for my work/home office to properly enjoy 4k resolution for productivity.
Fast forward to 2022 and I'm considering a 42" OLED Monitor for gaming and PC use.