LG’s 38WN95C – The Curved Nano IPS UltraWide QHD+ (3840x1600) HDR Monitor with Thunderbolt

Meet the LG UltraWide 38WN95C Monitor, the CES 2020 Innovation Award Honoree, and the winner of TIPA WORLD AWARDS 2020 BEST PROFESSIONAL VIDEO MONITOR. The large 38-inch Nano IPS curved screen with 24:10 aspect ratio features an impressive 3840x1600 resolution, with VESA DisplayHDR™ 600 certified, and highly accurate 98% DCI-P3 color gamut. Users can seamlessly edit several clips and simultaneously run various programs without enlarging or reducing timelines. Connectivity excels with Thunderbolt 3 and two HDMI 2.0 ports, DisplayPort 1.4, and 2x USB 3.0 ports. Featuring 1ms response time, 144Hz refresh rate, and NVIDIA® G-Sync® compatible, it also provides excellent image quality in games.

- LG UltraWide™ Monitors : “See More, Create Better.”
Look wider and horizontally. Concentrate at a glance without the hassle of changing windows.
Empower your potential with the LG UltraWide™ Monitor, and create even more amazing things.

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[SiDiX_]

i recently bought LG 38WN95C 144hz nano ips 600 hdr 1ms 3840x1600p 24:10 8bit and 10 bit and the features of this LG 38WN95C is surprising nobody talked about in reviews i found about it when i bought it the monitor have antialiasing and sharpening and super resolution thats just incredible for gaming monitor

[petergambrill]

I want to buy one of these, freekin release it already!

[petergambrill]

Please release this soon! I've been waiting since January.

[Joeteck]

I need two, but no where to be found. Do you actually make these things?

[Kupacolypse]

Am I being optimistic in saying we can expect to see this thing sometime in the fall of 2021?

[SuperMarkusparkus]

Does it have built in KVM so I can use multiple computers and share the same monitor, mouse and keyboard?

[UnDark]

Just received it. It’s incredible. Only wish is that it was 5k2k resolution.

[fancystacy]

I don't understand why is it not available in some countries. There is even no information on official web site in some languages for this model.

[ramman]

Not bad but at that price would you pick the new oled 48in cx by LG and save a few quid it can then be used for movies / prime or Netflix as well as have 1 ms 120 hz in game mode if I read it right

[MonsieurMaskedMan]

Imagine buying 5 of these and boom 12:1 display

[yaroslavsoltys]

Can anyone tell what's the main difference between this and the new 38gn950... Seem like both have exact same specs, similar price....just different look..

[robertooscaraibar]

Buenísimo buenísimo 👍👌👏👏 👏👏👏👏👏👏 impresionante

[robertooscaraibar]

Podrían enviarme a la Argentina para probarlo 👍👍👍✌✌✌✌

[jepokacor]

Would it work for gaming stuff? I'd like it does.

[hssammy]

I’m buying an Apple XDR because i needed it for home office and i strongly believe at this point LG is just bullshitting, this monitor does not even exist!

[fancystacy]

38WN95C is an amazing model, but it will not be put on sale until they sell all the unsuccessful junk that they released this and last year.
I planned to update the monitor this year, but I see that I have to abandon LG and look for other options.

[ceeK]

Ordered since June and still no delivery. Absolute joke LG!

[clemenrl]

DO NOT BUY LG. DOES NOT RESPECT THE WARRANTY
I bought a monitor for kings and a week ago streaks appeared all over the screen, and our "friends" of the LG technical service after seeing two photos have refused to repair it, they have not even seen it in person. They say that it is a blow and point, with a total arrogance and a lack of respect. There was no point in protesting. A monitor LG 34WK500 that is worth a kidney to the garbage or I pay the repair said thus by the technician of the sat.

[gmmonomotapa]

This could just be the PERFECT monitor. So well - balanced. Just right size (bigger than a 34, but smaller than those oversized 49s) and with great display, 1ms, 144hz refresh rate. Not much of a gamer, but want this for productivity. For me this hits the sweet spot.

[inflatable]

I was looking at a LG CX 48" OLED TV as a possible next PC monitor, but now that I've seen this I think I might prefer this over that.. I think 48" is still to big to use as a PC monitor and I'm a bit worried about the reflections (burn-in not so much).. This monitor has perfect specs for what I want and need in a PC monitor I think, perfect for productivity, gaming and has a matt coating so much less reflections probably.. Price is about the same as the 48" OLED I presume, maybe a bit lower (I hope so)..