LG 40WP95C-W 5K 40" UltraWIDE Review!!! - Get this for your Mac Studio!!!
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 พ.ค. 2022
- In this video, I review and tell you why you should get the 40'' Curved UltraWide 5K2K Nano IPS Monitor with Thunderbolt 4 instead of the Apple Studio Display!
Purchase this amazing display here 👉🏼 amzn.to/395lnx6
I recommend this monitor arm 👉🏼 amzn.to/3swtzNN
Download my desktop background here: bit.ly/3P5nn9b
UPDATE: on my Mac Pro, the resolution scaling is FIXED when you have an MPX Module installed and running a second 5K display (like the LG 5K Ultrafine, or Apple Studio Display). I am not sure why, but now I can run this scaled at 3840x1620 and it's so much better.
As a musician and songwriter, I make my own music for my videos, all music is original to me.
GEAR USED TO CREATE THIS VIDEO:
Canon EOS R
Canon EOS R5
Canon RF 24-70 f/2.8 L IS USM
Edited on a 28-Core Mac Pro using Davinci Resolve
I’m just getting started on TH-cam! Any way you can support me will get you more great content faster! www.paypal.me/johnnymc
Follow me on Twitter: / johnnymcclung
Follow on Instagram: / johnnymcclung
________________________
For sponsorship, product reviews, and collaboration, email me: johnnymccYT@gmail.com - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
![เก่งแต่ลับหลัง (FINSTA) - ส้ม มารี (Zom Marie) Ft. Punch 4EVE [Official MV]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/OOolBU2aC70/mqdefault.jpg)
Your voice and calmness is amazingly refreshing for tech product reviews. Thanks for also not doing hyper aggressive cuts between scenes that are the norm on YT these days. You’ve got a new subscriber!
100% agree!
You have a great voice and a calm delivery which makes longer videos easier to get through in this frantic world 👏
Your voice and cadence is a breath of fresh air. Very relaxing. Subbed. This display looks like a great alternative to a 40+ inch 4K TV like the LG C2 series to use as a monitor. I still haven't ruled out that option, but seeing this 40" 5K2K display makes it harder to choose.
Really enjoyed this review. So many youtubers use the 'what's up guys!!!!' formula with the loud videos, electronic music in the background, and super saturated neon colors. This is just you sitting and talking in a nice office environment. The contrast is a pleasure to watch vs other videos in my opinion.
Any I just felt I had to say this since so many tech youtubers use the same approach to their reviews. Nice work.
Great review, thanks for putting this together! Very few videos covering this, especially ones using it with a Mac.
You deserve more views and subscriptions!! Extremely professional channel and well-made content.
This is my dream monitor right here! I love the studio display but I really want to go for an ultrawide like this one.. Thanks for sharing!
Currently looking at this setup, the nits was my main concern, I think you have put me at ease, thanks
you really deserve more subs - awesome review - the cutting, the scenes, your voice - thats premium work - and i'll buy this monitor :-D
Great review ! Thanks!
Your review convinced me to buy it
Excellent review, subbed
Great review and also ASMR, very cozy =)
Nice review! I had the LG 38WN95C-W and if this monitor had similar peak brightness and higher refresh rate I would buy it instantly (I might still buy it, lol).
Well, if I'm going to cancel my Apple Studio Display to buy it or not, I cannot tell you yet. But I just subscribed because I liked the way you deliver your content, you are the first content creator that I see to zoom into the display, which gives us an idea of how it looks compared to LG 5k Ultrafine. Btw, I loved your keyboard I have the same ;-)
It's a great monitor. It's on my list for sure.
this review was pure ASMR
Really good voice and tempo. Also, well scripted and shot
thanks for the review! What's your calibration settings??
Man, i love your reviews with the absolute chilled mood and how you speak clearly. You would be a very very good psychological therapist 😂 I would come to the point. I got a 27" iMac late 2017. And i have the 14" MacBook Pro M1 Max. When i heard that the Mac Studio comes out i thought: Shut up and take my money Apple. But i am absolutely not satisfied with the Studio Display price. I am so sad that i cant connect my macbook to the imac display (luna display is no option for me). But... the longer i search for a good monitor, the more i come to the conclusion, that i should buy ONLY a monitor and connect my macbook m1 max to that, before buying the standard mac studio. So right now i am seaching for a monitor for the next 5-6 month until that LG is avaiable in germany, without paying possible custom fees (when ordered outside of germany) or any other display with at least 5k. I love the display from my iMac and i think it will be hard for me to look in any other display, without comparing it all the time with my imac display. the huawei mateview GT 34 is my first option to go with for the next 5-6 month. but i never saw the display in real life. would you still recommend this display or do you have any other recommendations for the short period. I am working as a graphic and webdesigner, with heavy work in photoshop, lightroom, after effects, indesign and visual studio code. thank you and again thumbs up for one of the best presentations i saw for reviews. you could talking senseless things near me and i would come down immediately because of your speed 😂
Great video and indeed nice calm voice! Did you check the coverage of adobeRGB colour gamut? How do you hardware calibrate the monitor?
Hi Johnny,
Thnx for the good review! It help me to make the decision to buy the monitor 👍🏻
One question: It takes "ages" for the monitor to turn the screen on when it was in sleep mode. Any suggestions? ✌🏻
Good review there Johnny, I have also subscribed as your style is great. A question ... you have previously reviewed the 38WN95C / U3818DW. The decision I'm trying to resolve is deciding between 38WN95C / U3821DW (not the 3818) / and now maybe this one ?. I'm currently using 2 x U2722DE (I find the overall width of 2 x 27" too wide). I'm non creative, more programming and office but want/need the extra real estate, currently PC but will have a M1 MacBook Pro soon . Thoughts ?
Great review of the monitor, it helps a lot. What brand/model is that bar light over your monitor? I tried one I found on Amazon but it was terrible, returned it. Yours looks nice.
Thanks for this review: I’m between this monitor and Apple’s Studio especially since I do color correction and grading on top of other creative tasks like editing, motion graphics and audio. I do love the size of the display but the brighten levels is a bummer. I can’t control lighting in my apartment. Uuggghhhh…
I have the LG 49” 5120x1440 monitor and I think I might upgrade to this. 👍🏻
I have this monitor too and it has been amazing to work on. Highly recommend
Did you have issues on Mac with scaling resolution?
Hi, thank you for this review ! I am looking for a good monitor for an M1 mac, and so far this is my best target. But I am also into gaming (not competitive, but still, I have a Shadow PC and a Switch linked to the monitor). Currently I have a Gigabyte 1ms monitor, and I wonder if I will suffer the difference with this 5ms monitor. What do you think about that ? And do you have ideas of other monitors with the same spec (140ppi min, HDR, Thunderbolt 4) AND with gaming specs ? (1ms, 140hz), even with higher prices ?
Thanks again !
Nice info. I am in the queue to get my Apple Studio (computer), and the Apple Studio Display is too expensive for what you get (the web cam sucks!). So, this is great option. All I do is video editing in Premiere and some Photoshop. What desk bracket do you use?
Few questions!
- does it work with macOS auto brightness?
- does it work with the brightness keys on macOS?
- also True Tone / night shift
- how hard is it to get the colors to match a 14" M1 Pro?
- does it have any KVM features?
can you compare the lg 40" vs Dell 40" like you did for the 38" ones, that was immensely insightful since i am not a gamer or do content creation.
Hi! Thx for the great review. How sharp/clear is the text when using the 3360 x 1417 resolution on a mac? Is it as sharp as for example the studio display from apple or is it more the like LG 38'' monitor, which is kinda more pixelated and unsharp.
Worried about the brightness though. I currently use an old LG 32" 4K monitor (from 2017) (32UD99) and I constantly have my brightness on 100%. I wouldn't want it be less bright than what I currently use. Is this going to be similar?
Are the scaling options different depending on how it's connected to the Mac Studio (HDMI vs Thunderbolt)? I've read elsewhere that the available resolutions differ based on connection, but the LG website seems to suggest otherwise.
How are you connecting the 30" Cinema Display? Directly to the the computer or chained through the monitor?
Great video, subscribed!! One unrelated question, what is the device with the knob on the back of your setup? It looks like it have a lot of cool features 👀
That's the Davinci Resolve Speed Editor! Stricly for video editing.
I bought 2 of these for my Studio, daisy chaining is a good idea but with 6 TB4 slots I didn't feel the need. Really love them and with my Google discount got them for 1200 each.
great deal!
Do you have issues with scaling resolution? I am looking into buying this, but I am not sure how the text will look if everything is scaled.
What is thus Google discount you speak of?
6:38 thank you for this. I was wondering how it would work. I am surprised this does not have the Retina scaling like the Dell 4K monitor I have, where the scaling options look like on the Macbook with "Larger Text" - "More Space" options
Since you'll have to drop down to 3360 x 1417 anyway, I will probably just get a 38WN95CP-W, which is 38" 3840x1600 monitor and use at is
I love this display! I got one to replace a LG 27” 5K and a LG 24” 4K (in vertical orientation). I use it for software development at native resolution (I already need reading glasses). I was initially concerned because of the “low” max brightness (I got spoiled by Apple’s and the LG 5K & 4K displays), but this has not been an issue. You can get customized resolutions by using SwitchResX (I love this utility). Thank you for the review!
So the brightness is not that low in practice?
@@hippy3000 for my use case (software development and not photo or video work), the brightness is good. I am using it with my 16” M1 Max MBP. I would say the LG’s relative brightness at max brightness is about the same as the MBP’s at about 65-70%, which works for me and my office environment.
Wait, so you managed to solve scaling issues by using some program? Did it cost you?
@@dudaoutloud in practice it feels like 65-70% of the 1000-nit sustained brightness on the miniLED? I’m a software engineer and looking at this vs studio display (600 nits). I’m by a window so worried about washing out
@@RichardOrtega85 On the 16” MBR, SDR content only goes up to 500 nits (the macOS desktop and applications all render in SDR - I do not do anything with videos that would trigger the XDR 1000 nit brightness - although I believe there is a utility out there to force the display to go up to the 1000 nits for normal desktop/SDR content). So using normal apps in MacOS my estimation of the 5K 40” UW being 70% of the MBP SDR 500 brightness. I do not have a window facing the screen (my window is on the backside of the monitor) so I cannot say if it will be washed out in your setup. For me, the brightness is more than adequate for development tasks. I would set your MBP to 65-70% brightness and see if the display is washed out. If it is, then any the 40” LG might get washed out as well.
Hello Duda,
I currently have a MacBook Air M2 and may be upgrading to the M3 when it comes out this year.
I also have two workstations (photographer, graphic designer) at two addresses 1000km apart (Switzerland and France) and I appreciate being able to travel with the very light MBA.
The problem is that it is impossible to rotate two screens at the same time. I have just discovered this LD Ultrawide screen on the internet which could replace two screens but I wonder if I will adapt to a slightly lower sharpness in the texts. This is an important point for me. You were in the same situation what do you think?
I cracked up when you cried about the beautiful, albeit small, 27”, Studio display. 😂
You talked about movies playing with no bars on the display. Would this work with Apple TV? Does the aspect ratio automatically adjust for it or do you have to manually adjust it somewhere? How did you achieve no bars?
Great review. I just picked one up. It's a great piece of kit, it's truly great addition to my desk. The scaling issue is so annoying, but that's with any super wide and that's on apple (they always want to drive people to buy their products). Keep up the great work
Great review. I have a 27" Thunderbolt display. I assume this is going to be a huge upgrade? I love my monitor, but am drawn to the bigger size. I don't do gaming, so that is not an issue. I work in Illustrator, Photoshop and Indesign all day every day. So I am hoping this will be better resolution than what I have with more real estate. Thoughts?
Coming from the 27" Thunderbolt Display - this will be a HUGE leap forward in spec and size. You'll love it!
yo johnny nice video , btw a quick question , did you get displayport cable with this monitor in box or had to buy it separately , cuz i didn't , only got hdmi in box. would love to hear back
Yes! Mine came with a DisplayPort cable. Typically, you want to use the cable that came with it. If yours did not come with one, I would try this! amzn.to/3Ifob8l
Do you get text blurring it any scaling issues or is it native resolution?
is there any other similar in size or even 38 monitor but just for productivity?
Hi Johnny, when you say you downscaled from the max resolution, what do you lose? We are considering this to have a better FCP experience than our 27" iMac screen. Very thorough review.
You don't lose pixel density. It simply scales the UI up, so things look a bit bigger than normal.
@@JohnnyMcPro Why do you help people with topic you know absolutely nothing about? You losing power, a lot of power. If you are a professional photographer or videographer, learn something about PPI and scaling of MAC first. It will cost you like 30% of your Mac performance, because when you use scaled UI, the Mac needs to actually upscale the resolution, so it can lower it afterward. Maybe if you watch YT videos, sometimes edit 10 photos, you want notice any changes, but if you do serious work, its so noticeable.
Honestly, first read something about Mac scaling and come back for more.
How does HDR looks on mac? I mean HDR mode on macOS. I have non-apple monitor with HDR support and in my case SDR content looks terrible in HDR mode: colors washed out, white becomes grey, text over-sharpen.
Hi, can i use with lg ergo stand? The weight of this monitor will be problem? Thx!!
Is there self adjust color tempure of this monitor?
I am currently living in Korea. LG27MD5KL is out of stock in Korea, and I would like to purchase the VESA mount version of the studio display, but it is almost out of stock.
I think you are having similar concerns about “PPi” as me. Will the 40WP95C go well with my iMac 2020.12 5K monitor?
04:30 great video 😆
I thought native was too small and next level too big for text. What resolution are you all using?
at 4:20ish is that photo series from midcoast Maine?
Is it usable at native scaling? Or too small?
Hi great video what monitor arm would you recommend for this monitor? Thanks
buy this one, use this link: amzn.to/3swtzNN
Thanks for the great video ! I am wondering Is this a true 10 Bit panel or ( 8 Bit + FRC ) ?
Yes, it appears to be true 10-bit
@@JohnnyMcPro 8+2
@@JohnnyMcPro don’t think it’s true 10 bit
so there is no resolution blury problem running os?
I was considering a 49-inch 5120x1440 monitor to secure a multitask work space, but the problem is that the vertical monitor length and resolution is limited (1440 - 36cm). Now, I’m exploring possibilities to use this 40-inch display with large vertical work space as the main monitor for multitask, together with a smaller 27 inch sub monitor which has similar vertical length.
I will use the sub monitor for MT4 (Forex software) and check it once every hour. That’s why I prefer this independent display + 40WP95C-W setup in stead of 49 inch super ultra wide monitor.
Do you have some advise to avoid problem for this two monitors setup of different size and resolution?
Too dim 🌚🌚
hiya, what are the dimesions of the desk top?
My biggest concern is text sharpness on my m1 macbook pro. I've read scaling is a huge problem. I can't work on a screen with fuzzy, pixelated text and graphics.
Same, did you end up getting one? I wish there was more info on this
I'm stopping by to say that I bought this display after watching your review, and I received it today! Result... I just canceled my Apple Studio!!!! Thank you for the review!
Did you had issues with resolution scaling?
@@_sky_3123 I'm currently using 3840x1620 because 5120x2160 text is too small.
@@renatolovato can't u scale it to bigger
How does this compare to mac retina?
Any alternative to this monitor? They did not sell it to my country :(
Hello Johnny! Love the review. Right now with this monitor is available for about $1550. My question for you is compared to the LG 40BP95C at about $1300… which would you recommend going with. I’m a professional graphic designer - never game - and work in a dark studio. Color accuracy and sharpness(highest resolution) are my top priorities … thanks!!
Can tou use hidpi for this monitor mac?
Yes, this monitor is my favorit if Apple brings out the Studio with M3 i'll change my equipment. My iMac Pro becomes a little old. / Thank You, that You don't use the word »actually« a million times like others do. Greetings from Berlin, Germany.
Hello, It is interesting. Cool. 👍👊❤️❤️❤️❤️😊👏👏👏👏👏
I have never used a curved screen and the flat models are becoming harder and harder to find. Is there any issue when it comes to video/photo editing with straight lines etc on a curved screen?
Nope, I don't know about lg but on my samsung monitor you don't even notice that it has a curve, you just don't see the borders of your screen as if you'd use a flat monitor also, everything is at the same distance, no mater where it is on the screen therefore giving you way more immersion and making your work more comfortable
!Warning!
Once you're used to them you probably won't be able to get back to flat monitors again
Hi, I’m currently running a 4K 40’ Oled TV on my studio, but looking for the bit extra resolution. I must say that I have been pretty happy with the lower ppi of the TV screen. Would you recommend to replace it with this LG?
The physical size would be a little bit wider but less height with total more resolution. So I’m not sure how much of an upgrade would it be?
I think if you're happy with your 40" OLED, I would just keep that. Do you have 120hz?
Any reason an M1 Mac Mini would have any difficulty powering this monitor The M1 Mac Mini is TB3 whereas the Mac Studio is TB4 - but I would prefer to buy the Mini as my computing is largely single-core reliant
Don't buy from B&H! Their otherwise-standard 30-day return policy excludes monitors 37" or larger. Even if B&H has a slightly lower price, it's probably worth it to spend a little more to not risk being stuck with a ~$1700 monitor you don't like. You can research these super-ultrawides all day long but you won't know if it'll work for you until you buy it and set it up at your desk.
Yeah I ran into this nonsense once purchasing a larger monitor for one of our employees. Terrible policy.
Hey! I just ordered mine. Can you please tell me, how well does the Apple magic keyboard works with the monitor? Can you turn brightness and volume up and down with the keyboard?
Seconded on this request
Third request on this
Damn I’m tossing up between DELL U4021QW or the LG 40WP95C. No idea which one to get
If you need the KVM go with DELL. It's the only thing it has over the LG in my opinion.
From what I know using scaling on mac uses a lot of GPU power, so if the mac seems to be slower than before, that might be the case. Mac OS works optimally at 100% or 200% scaling, so the best display for them should have 110 ppi or 220. I use a 3440x1440 display and I wanted to upgrade to 5120x2160, but because of what I said earlier I thnk I'll have to buy a 38" 3840x1600.
your right, I use LG UP850, on original resolution, things are too small. When I down scale to 1440, seem fine, but the graphic perfomence of APP is definitely lower。 More recommend 38" 3840x1600 or 40“ a little bit higher。
The problem is that you can’t run this native 4K. Everything is too small. And if you run scaled on Mac, it’s not as good as retina 5k Apple Studio Display. Plus you get a performance hit on the GPU.
I think it's very important to note that this monitor will not work for those who are next to sunny windows. I'm a UX/UI designer and my white #FFFFFF literally looks like a light grey cause this monitor is not bright enough. It will, however, work for anyone who is in a dim room with brightness at 100% or anyone outside of design. This monitor is just a BEAST. I love everything else about it aside from the brightness issue.
I wonder if the larger size magnifies the brightness limitation. My monitor is 34" with only 250 nits, and I don't see a difference even with a bright window beside me. Of course, direct sunlight completely blocks the screen.
How would this monitor for music studio? Just got one for $1400. Do you think the 5k will cause a performance issues on a base Mac Studio?
How did you get for $1400?
Coming from a iMac 5k to this will suck in terms of ppi? Or is it worth it?
Wish I knew this answer too..
I notice screensavers in the background. What's this about? Some application or it's systemic in Mac OS. Windows user speaks on the other side.
it's called Aerial Saver (Mac only), but there is a Windows port on github.
You said this is not good for gaming? What about rendering 3D projects like Cinema and animation from after effect etc ?
It would work well for that application!
THE ONE video I do NOT care about the display as much as I care about that home with nature in the background. I would use a 24 Inch display if I had that background.
still feel like the studio display is a better option for macs (if you can find it in stock). it's not only sharper but it has a higher resolution than the LG since this is only 5k in width, but still has the same pixel height count of a 4k monitor. the studio display scales perfectly without having use an awkward simulated scale that uses up some GPU resource so your performance will drop.
Hi, I would want to ask for advice. You say the MacBook GPU performance will drop here due to scaling. But what will happen with the quality of picture? Will I still have the same crisp text I would otherwise expect from this monitor If I was running it on Windows machine?
@@_sky_3123 it will look fine but there will be some slight areas where things like text won’t look as crisp. the GPU is scaling and rendering UI to a fake resolution buffer which is why you get the message that says display scaling can affect performances
How does the text clarity compare with the LG 38WN95C? I presume you used the 38” in its native 3840x1600? Wouldn’t that be better than using the 40” in 3360x1417 mode?
I guess I’m not exactly sure what the Mac scaling does. Perhaps it only affects text and icon size, rather than losing the detail when editing a photo or video (or does scaling really mean you get less pixels on the screen?).
I don’t expect either the 38 or 40” to be as amazing as my 27” iMac.
Great question. On a Mac, the scaling emulates a resolution of say 3360x1417, but it's still running the display at full resolution. In other words, it scales up the UI of Mac OS to resemble the lower resolution.
Interesting, Johnny. So text on the 40” looks sharper/clearer? What are the advantages of the 38” over the 40”?
@@cyberman8080 40" has sharper text since pixels are packed in closer together. 38WN95-C has faster refresh rate at 144hz and faster pixel response time, so better for gaming.
What do you think about this video on the 110 and 220 ppi being optimal on Macs (therefore the 40" doing 140 ppi is in the "bad zone"), please? It refers to an article on Bjango th-cam.com/video/kpX561_XM20/w-d-xo.html
I was wondering this as well regarding the 27" 5K Retina iMac - because it has 500nits (Rather than 300 on the LG Ultrawide here) and has a ppi of around 214 (The same as the Studio Display). I was surprised to hear that the LG 40WP95C-W 5K only features 140 ppi.
Honestly I cannot choose between these 3 monitors: 40" LG 5K2K, 38" LG 38WN95C-W and the Alienware 34" QD-OLED. Which would you get between these 3 monitors?
what will you use it for mainly?
@@JohnnyMcPro I have a PC laptop which I use for work about 60% of the time (tons of spreadsheets). I also would like to hook up a Mac Studio which I will be using to edit Large Raw image files using Capture One and also 4k videos on Davinci. My only concern using the 5k2k monitor is the scaling issue with Macs. I would like to use the native resolution of 5k2k, but afraid that everything might be too small.
thoughts between this and the Dell U4021QW?
The Dell is only Thunderbolt 3. The Lenovo P40W is the same panel, and like this LG, Thunderbolt 4.
I don’t understand the 5K resolution. Does it stretch out a 4k resolution? Is 5K a native resolution for Windows and games?
all it really means is that it has over 5000 pixels on the long end, in this case the width - so the resolution being 5120 x 2160 means it's really a 5K/2K display - so yea, technically they can use that as a selling point.
@@JohnnyMcPro It would be wonderful if you could do a new review of the Dell U4025QW when it arrives next month. Similar size, but with a 120hz refresh rate.
Maybe it’s just me, but I would never get a 140 PPI screen for a Mac.
At 140 PPI, to compare it to Apple Studio Display does not make sense at all. And if the PPI does not matter to you and your eyes can't notice it, that's great, save the money. But me being a designer/developer, I notice pixels out of place and with the Studio Display it's close to perfect. Though I would ideally want an even higher PPI.
At 140PPI there is no appropriate scaling level available in macOS (on M1) to make use of these displays without losing a ton of real estate. Scaling down from native 5k gets you LESS space than an equivalent 34" 21:9 display (like the old LG 34UM95 which is 109PPI). That to me makes no sense. macOS really wants to see a doubling of pixels (e.g. from 109PPI to 218PPI....that's really where that number comes from) and anything else is going to result in scaling issues possibly with increased load on the GPU. In other words, macOS doesn't like 4K at all.
At native 5k on studio display you can only open two large windows comfortably. Editing a large video timeline isn’t as easy as widescreens. For design work I do recommend apple studio display.
I don’t really see the major benefit of daisy chaining on a non laptop?
Benefit: you gain back a Thunderbolt port.
Dell makes a 40 inch 5k2k
I'm not sure it's thunderbolt 4.
I have the display, which is fantastic - it is Thunderbolt 3 not 4….
There is also the Lenovo P40W, which is TB4.
I love my LG display , but was this sponsored?
not sponsored!
What's nobody including on their review if I can split monitor into two virtual monitors mimicking real life dual monitor where you can organize stuff in two monitors. Let's say IDE on the left and browser on the right. Not drag and drop of resizing but two separate within. None of reviews on youtube talks about this. Planning two replace two external monitors with this.
I don’t know how they can cover something more than 100%. Can someone be plain that to me.
Love the "Stupid amount of money" comment. Classic.
Well, not really 5k. That’s just a 4K ultra wide monitor.
We need a real 6k ultrawide
Let see. For $2,000 you get 140 PPI (which is not ideal for macs), 1,000:1 contrast ratio and 300 nits (both are very average performance). No thank you. I will go with Apple Studio display. I’d rather have a 27 inch display with 220 PPI, 1,200:1 and 600nits than 40 inch with 140 PPI, 1,000:1 and 300 nits. Just saying.
If you're gonna use the lower resolution then get the 38 inch with that resolution and save yourself a couple of hundreds.
Curved are not good for UI creation, or edit photos, FLAT is important.
yea, I know some people don't like curved displays. I am going to review a pretty awesome and FLAT ultrawide very soon.
@@JohnnyMcPro cool, I stay tuned, I just hope Apple release a new 32 inch that cost way less than $5K.