Apple announced a couple of years ago that it was completely abandoning the development of monitors and shortly after presenting two monitors of the LG brand as the ideal substitutes for your old teams. I'm talking about the LG UltraFine 5k, a 27-inch monitor and the LG UltraFine 4k, a 21,5-inch monitor.
Both monitors offer us compatibility for Apple's Thuderbolt 3 connection, which allows us to connect it to our equipment and that it also charges while we use it. The Korean company has launched a new monitor to complete this range designed for Mac, although compatible with any other computer.
LG has just put on sale a widescreen monitor, with 21: 9 format, 5k resolution and Thunderbolt 3 connection, an ideal monitor for those users who want to get the most out of this type of connection and have the need to use a widescreen monitor, being an excellent option for all those users who make use of Final Cut X or Adobe Premiere Pro.
Features of the LG UltraWide 5k
- IPS panel
- Thunderbolt 3 connection (cable included)
- Power: 85 W
- Resolution: 5.120 x 2.160 pixels
- Format: 21: 9
- 60 Hz
- Support for VESA HDR 600
- 3% DCI-P98
- Color depth: 10 bit (8bit + A-FRC)
- Contrast: 1200: 1
- Viewing angle: 178/178
- Response time: 5ms
- 2 connections. HDMI
- 1 DisplayPort connection
- 2 USB ports 3.0
- HDCP
- 3,5 mm headphone jack connection
- Two 5w speakers
- Curved base support for added stability
- 8,7 kg weight
- Model Number: 34WK95U
The price in the United States of this new LG monitor reaches 1.499 dollars, to which must be added the corresponding taxes of each state. At the moment, we do not know when the Korean firm plans to launch this new monitor in Europe, but as soon as it does, we will inform you promptly along with its corresponding price, a price that could exceed 1.700 euros without any problem.