LG 29UM67-P

Good features (PIP, presets etc)

Slow scan rate, gives bendy sides when moving things horizontally

Super (ultra) wide with fab 'screen estate' so can get almost three screens worth on the same panel. A better alternative I think to a two screen setup.

Nothing.

- Good connectivity options 2xHDMI 1xDP 1xDVI-D. - Great image. Basically it's a 1080p monitor with an extra 1/3 or so. I use it for both gaming - battlefield 4 which has native support for this resolution - and working from home where the extra screen...

I may have overlooked it in my haste to get it running but couldn't see instructions on setting up stand, it was very straight-forward however. Pricey

Maybe needs an adjustable stand

Knocks the spots off my 1080p HD TV Have been using an LG 1080p HD for my PC for a cpl of years now, and was quite happy with the clarity of the image. Decided to add another screen, as I wanted a multi-monitor setup. To say I was surprised is an...

So far no bad points, unless you think no included Display Port Cable is a bad point

Acres of space.....plus if you're a gamer you'll love it!!

An included Display Port cable would have been nice.

As a BI Developer I need lots of information displayed and this screen as the main display from my laptop is excellent. The price was very good too.

Ultrawide view Number of inputs Bundled software for extra features RGB gamut coverage Multitasking features Different display modes Low input lag

Just because I CAN do more work, doesn't mean I WILL do more work. lol Some games don't like the bundled software, so you have to disable it to run them. Mad Max for instance will not run with the monitor software running.

Split screen , as I can now work on different pages on one large screen , as in the past I have never been a gamer,I may now start playing some games.

So far so good , no complaints.

Great for gaming, clear quality screen and decent sound for built-in speakers, also has options for multi-input split screen ideal for this sort of monitor.

29" sounds big but the width means the height could take you by surprise. Not a major issue but it can mean that if you're used to a taller screen (my previous was a 16:10 28") you might need to find a way to raise the monitor to eye level I.e. A box.