LG 34BA75QE-B curved monitor 34" WQHD IPS USB-C 90 W KVM

The USB-C port supports USB PD charging at up to 90 W, so many laptops can draw power straight from the monitor and there is no need for a separate charger on the desk. Four USB-A ports and an Ethernet jack on the monitor bring the mouse, keyboard, webcam and wired network together in one place. In an office, that means plugging in and unplugging a laptop takes a couple of moves.

The built-in KVM switch lets you control two computers with the same keyboard and mouse, for example a work laptop and a personal desktop. In picture-by-picture (PbP) mode the image from two sources is shown side by side, so you see both machines at once. Two HDMI 2.0 ports and a DisplayPort leave enough inputs for a docking station or a third device.

The 21:9 format and 3440 × 1440 pixels give you the width of two standard monitors without a bezel in between: a spreadsheet, email and a video call fit side by side. The gentle 3800R curve keeps the edges better in view without distorting the image. The IPS panel covers 99% of sRGB, shows 1.07 billion colours and its 178° viewing angles keep colours even. Black Stabilizer brings out detail in dark areas, and Super+ Resolution sharpens lower-resolution images.

Height adjusts over 150 mm, the screen tilts from −5° to 21° and swivels ±45°, so it is easy to turn it towards a colleague. Flicker-free backlighting reduces eye strain. The VESA 100 × 100 mount fits monitor arms. The power supply is built into the monitor, so there is no separate adapter under the desk. It weighs 11 kg with the stand and 7.5 kg without it.

Two built-in speakers with 10 W total output handle video calls and presentation audio, and there is a separate headphone output. The monitor carries ENERGY STAR, EPEAT and TCO certifications, which many companies and public tenders require, and its typical power consumption is 29 W. The SDR energy class is F.

Offices and home offices where the laptop connects with one USB-C cable and the charger stays in the bag; employees who work on two computers and want a single keyboard and mouse; analysts and accountants who gain room in spreadsheets from the wide screen; and IT departments that need a certified, well-adjustable business monitor.