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Check out gigabyte 28u or the Samsung Odessy g7 I believe

"monitor works a hub perfectly" as long as you use a T4 cable though, and get rid of the stock cable provided by LG. My hard drives don't work through the LG with the stock cable, but they work fine with my M1 if I use a T4 cable, because the USB ports on the LG are downstream USB ports only, they need the Macbook to run through Thunderbolt in order to run.

@@jslg7641 im sorry please elaborate: if you get a good T4 cable you can connect M1 to the LG monitor, and then the USB hub on the monitor will work with most hard drives? I admit I didnt use a drive on the monitor, only accessories, but with a T4 cable they work OK or not?

@@angelosperlegkas yes buy the OWC T4 cable (25 USD). Without it, I can't run the hard drives from the screen because LG provides only a USB-C cable which is not enough to drive the external hard drives.

@@jslg7641 Thank you, I have my mac drive with usbc pluged directly into my mac so i didnt notice, but this is good to know. I can confirm though that keyboard, webcam, laptop stand all work correctly. Only bug i noticed is i have to wake up M1 first, then open the monitor (if i reboot or shut down). Other than that everything fine, I mean even the monitor doesnt wake up (but i do see keyboard waking up with RGB from time to time), whereas I would see the eizo wake up from time to time before and it was annoying. Overall very very pleased so far, because the experience with a hub and 2k screen had been very bothersome. Last but not least, when you turn off the monitor it stops powering the mac battery, which according to the mac salesman is the right thing to do (remove power when sleeping/powered off)

@@angelosperlegkas 1. don't "open the monitor" or "reboot". Screen will go to sleep when your put your Mac to sleep, and it will wake up when you wake the MacBook up. 2. don't turn off the monitor, let it go to sleep after a few seconds, it will keep charging your sleep normally just like if you plugged it with a the Apple charger. if you turn off the screen indeed, the battery will be empty when you wake up because it's using it without charging :)

the settings you mentioned have fixed the usb hub not working problems with the macbook on sleep mode? I just wanna connect my usb keyboard and not have to reconnect or reboot constantly. thank you

@@angelosperlegkas it's working all good for me this way

Hey, I just got this monitor today. I am using it with a MacBook Pro 16" 2019. I am using the setting you're recommending but the colors on the monitor seems to be a little more "saturated" than the screen on the MacBook (and iPhone)

@@JohnLe disable HDR dynamic in mac display settings, or play around with the monitor modes/settings, they make a huge difference. I use reader mode to simulate paper and cause less strain for the eye. If I use cinematic or hdr effect then its a whole other monitor

@@JohnLe well obviously it will never look as good as the official Apple screen, especially the blacks will never look as deep black as the Macbook and iPhone. But I have to say with the M1 and these settings, downscaled to taste it looks great.

Hi! May I know how to change the resolution?

L is 2019, N is 2020 P is 2021 model...

P 2021 model is 96W so you can charge 16" Macbook models now, which was not possible before. also, it has a slighty better display versus older models. that's all.

@Nice Guy not true, it's better to use downscaled to match your Macbook screen resolution. 3840x2160 will look way to small, you'll hurt your eyes. downscaling doesn't really reduce quality with 4k screen and M1 MacBooks, you won't notice the difference at all. of course if you want the best, buy a 5k Apple screen for 10 times the price.

Yesterday I tested same monitor and it has two dots :) Checked the monitor for dead pixels and saw these 2 dots. It also became interesting for everyone whether it is so or not. Since you have them too, then everything is ok and it was not a problem XD They are symmetrical so they didn't bother me

I have them too, but had never seen them before your comment lol

It is displayed as a 32-inch monitor like you. I noticed it for the first time with your indication.

@@ngrdesignstudio3801 what resolution settings are you using? I am using mine in 3008x1692, other much higher resolutions were making text fuzzy in the ui.

It's quite sturdy

yes, it is better, it has more color gammut and more contrast

@@josabro2096 thankyou!

and I do not own this but another detail I detected while going through the specs, this seems like can provide 96w of power instead of 60w unlike the UL an UN from the type-c port edit: i've bought it and it arrived today, it seems perfect until now, really close colors to my macbook m1, additionally 10 bit colors on this one unlike the predecessors with 8bit

@@4rmi does it have hdcp 2.2? I mean, could you watch Netflix 4k?

@@rodrigosargaco4488 not sure how a 4k monitor can not be hdcp 2.2 compatible...since it is a monitor and cannot display anything without a cable connection it has to be compatible.

Power delivery is different. UL850 is 60w.

27UP850 is the 2021 variant and is the latest. It has 2 MAJOR advantages over any of its successors i.e. UK-2018, UL-2019 and UN-2020. 1) It has 95% DCI P3 Coverage (same as 16” MBP) 2) Power Delivery over USB-C is now at 96W vs 60W. So, yes it will now finally charge your MBP 16” without draining power from it unlike in the previous versions.

Can I still use it in SRGB Mode? I cannot find the sRRGB coverage anywhere.. :(

@@sajalomr Thank you 🌞

The display of the characters is too small for me, so I use the enlarged characters.

@@ngrdesignstudio3801 thanks for reply, just to double check (as I read about some issues) you are using the scaled resolution in system / display preferences over usb-c and you did not notice any performance or flickering issue.

@@dominiktilp977 As far as I'm using it, I haven't had any problems with flicker or performance degradation.

@@ngrdesignstudio3801 so you are scaling at 1440. Without any (performance) issues? Sorry just to be sure.

@@gebruikersnaam999999 There's no problem in particular.

I am satisfied in comparison.

AC information is 96W on os system information.

I turned off the lights in the room, and when I looked closely, I could see only one bleeding. But almost it doesn't bother me.

My monitor has two clear and one fade bleeding, I've called the warranty service, hope I can receive a better one.

@@tuanauduong Was your issue resolved? I am planning on buying this monitor.

@@TheFirzoknadeem1 Unfortunately, no. LG refused to take it back for me :'( they said it is acceptable.

@@tuanauduong How bad is it? Can you share a picture?

Yes,it’s beautiful.

No. It doesn't work.

Only apple displays will offer you that feature. Lg makes a few ultrafine displays built in collaboration with apple for macs that have those features