| Standing screen display size | 28 Inches |
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| Screen Resolution | 2560 x 2880 |
| Max Screen Resolution | 2560 x 2880 Pixels |
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LG 28MQ780-B 28 Inch SDQHD (2560 x 2880) Nano IPS DualUp Monitor with Ergo Stand, DCI-P3 98% (Typ.) with HDR10, USB Type-C (90W PD) - Black
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| Brand | LG |
| Model Number | 28MQ780-B.AUS |
| Screen Size | 28 Inches |
| Resolution | SDQHD 2880p |
| Screen Surface Description | Glossy |
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| Customer Rating | 4.5 out of 5 stars (31) | 4.3 out of 5 stars (26) | 4.5 out of 5 stars (21) | 4.4 out of 5 stars (62) | 4.3 out of 5 stars (26) | 4.5 out of 5 stars (21) |
| Price | $699.99$699.99 | $119.99$119.99 | $460.00$460.00 | $159.99$159.99 | $129.99$129.99 | $327.99$327.99 |
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| Display Resolution Maximum | 2560 x 2880 pixels | 1920 x 1080 pixels | 3440 x 1440 pixels | 1920x1080 pixels | 1920 x 1080 pixels | 3440 x 1440 pixels |
| Screen Size | 28 inches | 22 inches | 35 inches | 24 inches | 22 inches | 35 inches |
| Item Dimensions | 18.2 x 18.9 x 33.2 inches | 8 x 19 x 15.7 inches | 9.5 x 35 x 19.2 inches | 5 x 21 x 16 inches | 4.7 x 21.5 x 15.4 inches | 36 x 7.9 x 18.9 inches |
| Item Weight | 19.84 lbs | 7.30 lbs | — | — | 7.60 lbs | — |
| Mounting Type | Wall Mount | Desk Mount | Wall Mount | Desk Mount | Wall Mount | Desk Mount |
| Refresh Rate | 60 hertz | 75 hertz | 180 hertz | 165 hertz | 144 hertz | 120 hertz |
Product Description
28MQ780-B.AUS 28” SDQHD 16:18 DualUp Monitor with Ergo Stand & USB Type-C™
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Technical Details
| Brand | LG |
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| Series | LG28MQ780B |
| Item model number | 28MQ780-B.AUS |
| Item Weight | 19.8 pounds |
| Product Dimensions | 18.2 x 18.9 x 33.2 inches |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 18.2 x 18.9 x 33.2 inches |
| Color | Black |
| Power Source | AC |
| Manufacturer | LG |
| ASIN | B09XTD5C7H |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Date First Available | April 13, 2022 |
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| Best Sellers Rank | #2,765 in Electronics (See Top 100 in Electronics) #112 in Computer Monitors |
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In Visual Studio Enterprise and Code, I can see more code than I have ever been able to before with a single monitor.
If you like social media, it's also great to see a long feed without having to endlessly scroll.
This monitor is fantastic for personal and remote work.
I highly encourage anyone in IT to invest in this monitor. Based on my research, there are not many other options currently available that come close in comparison.
Going tp push my boss for letting me get two of these for work.
The unique aspect ratio really feels more efficient than those silly, ever-widening 24+: 9 curved screens. Compared to a 16:9 27" 4K iMac, the screen has twice as many pixels, and a little over 20% MORE square inches of actual IRL desktop "real estate." I am thrilled to be able to simultaneously watch a movie while browsing the interwebs (on either the same, or different computers).
I am not a programmer, but for spreadsheets and websites the "tallness" of the screen is extremely helpful for keeping all screen elements within the same headgaze (whether in OEM's default "portrait" configuration, or rotated into "landscape" mode @2880x2560 - I personally do the latter, and LOVE this).
I hesitated purchasing this display until I realized it came with a built in articulating arm (something I had already been considering [@~$200]). This desktop stand finalized my purchase, and for that I am grateful.
Cons: The refresh rate is obviously never going to win any gaming awards.
Cons: The articulating arm has a bunch of horizontal movement, but barely any vertical play.
Pros: Perfect for today's "portrait-style content creator" consumers.
Mixed: Required purchasing a beefier GPU (DisplayPort1.1 is not supported).
I've have a 34" ultra wide for my 'wide' work, excel, etc.
This has became my primary monitor as most other things I'm doing is much more vertical.
Coding, researching, database work, etc.
Watching videos where I can have it above or below my work is also great.
As soon as I set it up, I started imagining buying a second DualUp monitor. Ergonomically, I'm not sure how I can set ip a second DualUp to work with my first and my ultrawide, and I'm not looking to replace the ultrawide.
But the DualUp changes the thinking in the ergonomics of monitors and how they fit in with your work or play on your system.
Highly recommended!!
It's got build in speakers, which is a pro if you don't have speakers, with audio coming across the HDMI and DisplayPort ports. There's also a 1/8" headphone jack in the back, which I was surprised by.
Cons: Once you turn the monitor off, it completely disconnects from a PC, just like a damn TV, shoving all my windows from that monitor onto the next available one. This also means when you turn it back on you'll have to drag whatever windows you want BACK to that monitor. This is frustrating on so many levels.
Other than that, great monitor, even for the price.
Yes, I know I could flip a standard monitor into a vertical position. But that's a pain, since I wouldn't want to use it that way all the time.
This monitor is just what I needed. I use it as one big screen, though you can use it as two screens. It lets me set my text large, and read web pages without scrolling every couple of lines.
One thing to keep in mind: you might want to adjust your mouse sensitivity, and/or get a bigger mousepad, since your mouse will be covering a lot of real estate on this monitor.
I docked one star because it has a tendency to go blank, with a "no signal" message. Unplugging it and plugging it back in again fixes it. I think it's probably a driver issue, since I don't have a problem with any of the other monitors connected to the same computer. Happens maybe once every couple of days. Annoying, but nothing I can't live with.
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I'm currently using 1x 32" M7 4k + 1x 27" LG Ultrafine 4k stacked, the bottom one (LG) sitting on my desk and used more like a monitoring monitor where I have Slack, my terminal, etc. The 32" has VS Code + Chrome.
Both scaled for comfortable reading
I previously had:
- 1x 32" 4k + vertical 27" 4k. 32" right in front of me, 27" on the side. Too much neck movements, resulted in neck pain since I was using the 27" for slack and stuff. My neck was rotated for too long too many times in a day
- 1x 4k 43". Too big, too much neck movements, resulted in not using parts of the screen
- 3x 27" 2k vertically. It was actually very nice, but again, too much neck movement.
I really thought this was it.
I come from two vertically stacked screens so this should be the perfect monitor to replace two screens, right? Not for me. It resulted in a lot of lost space, smaller text, hassles with MacOS, etc.
There is no scaling support on MacOS with this monitor for some reason. The only option is to change the resolution which makes everything look very pixelated. Definitely not something you want. I've read a bit about it and you can read similar reviews on LG's website directly. Someone mentioned using a software to overcome the lack of scaling, but tbh, I don't want to have to hack a fix when paying $1000 for a monitor.
I'm used to have at least two monitors. I wasn't sure I'd like one monitor that stacks the virtual estate of two but I saw reviews where people would use PBP and connect both inputs to the same computer. Pretty good idea. So I tried that. That'd mean my computer would detect two monitors. It's also useful when screen sharing: you can pick which screen you want to share and it makes it easier for viewers since 2560x1440 is 16:9.
But you can't use USB-C + HDMI in PBP, at least on MacOS. The USB-C signal is sent at full 2560x2880 while it should be 2560x1440. And obviously the picture becomes cropped or stretched since it needs to fit in a 2560x1440 canvas lol. HDMI is fine. The only solution is to use both HDMI inputs to get 2x 2560x1440. Then if you want to use the USB hub you can either use the USB-B cable or set HDMI to use USB-C for the hub. It works well and still supports PD, which was a nice surprise. But what a hassle for $1000.
2560px on 28" renders text too small IMO. I code all day and it was just too small for me. Since scaling doesn't work for this monitor on MacOS, the only choice I was left with was to return it. I didn't try it on Windows since it wasn't my use case for it. But for me I don't scaling would've been useful anyway, 2560px on 28" is just too small and scaling everything up makes you lose a lot of real estate.
I think it'd be a nice monitor if it was 32". 28" is just too small.
I think that 16:18 is a nice and promising ratio for productivity, but for my use case, this monitor is just not it. Good idea, bad execution / firmware.
But now.. THIS THING!!! It's like they made it JUST FOR ME!! I just can't get over how perfect it is for my use case as a second monitor next to a 32" 16x9. I've got three separate computers plugged into it and have played a bit with the BPB mode but if I'm honest, all that is just icing on the cake. For the most part, what this thing is for me is a GREAT BIG SCREEN that fits perfectly where I need it and is 100% perfect for my desk layout.
I still can't believe they made it. There's nothing else like it. Everyone should buy one so they don't write it off as a failure and stop making them.
Reviewed in Canada on August 2, 2022
But now.. THIS THING!!! It's like they made it JUST FOR ME!! I just can't get over how perfect it is for my use case as a second monitor next to a 32" 16x9. I've got three separate computers plugged into it and have played a bit with the BPB mode but if I'm honest, all that is just icing on the cake. For the most part, what this thing is for me is a GREAT BIG SCREEN that fits perfectly where I need it and is 100% perfect for my desk layout.
I still can't believe they made it. There's nothing else like it. Everyone should buy one so they don't write it off as a failure and stop making them.






















