LG 34UM67-P

Overview

TechSpot Metascore

Based on 8 expert reviews

Excellent:

0
Good:

6
Average:

0
Bad:

2

Pros:

Reasonably priced. Bezel-free design. FreeSync anti-tearing technology. Good gaming performance in testing.
Excellent panel quality, FreeSync support, Wide viewing angles, Stylish design

Cons:

Skewed greens. Light on features. Relatively low resolution
Lacking stand adjustments, Limited FreeSync range, Expensive

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Last revision on February 24, 2018

Reviewers Liked

Reasonably priced. Bezel-free design. FreeSync anti-tearing technology. Good gaming performance in testing
Excellent panel quality, FreeSync support, Wide viewing angles, Stylish design

Reviewers Didn't Like

Skewed greens. Light on features. Relatively low resolution
Lacking stand adjustments, Limited FreeSync range, Expensive

Expert reviews and ratings

So what separates a ‘gaming monitor' from your normal display? Usually, one or more of the following: Playing games at 120Hz or 144Hz allows you to play them at 120fps or 144fps, and with twice the frequency of updates everything feels more fluid,...

By APC Magazine on November 22, 2015

The LG 34UM67 is a monstrous 34-inch monitor equipped with AMD's FreeSync anti-tearing technology that delivers solid gaming performance at a reasonable...

By PC Mag on October 29, 2015

It's a monitor that has a bent for gaming, and pairs best with an AMD Radeon graphics adapter that supports FreeSync, which can help reduce tearing noticeably without limitations imposed by v-sync. But we just think it's a good monitor overall,...

By PCWorld New Zealand on July 14, 2015

FreeSync definitely has plenty of promise, but this panel is overpriced and underspecced to make it a...

By PCPowerPlay AU on May 28, 2015

There are several smaller issues with the 34UM67 we feel, first off, the Adaptive Sync range is just too narrow. If the monitor industry is willing to take this technology seriously, then the dynamic range should start at 30 Hz or even lower. But 30Hz...

By Guru of 3D on April 09, 2015

The LG 34UM67 is a fascinating FreeSync case study as it represents both the strongest points of the technology and its limitations. While we appreciate that IPS panels prioritise image quality over refresh rate, the 48-75Hz working window of FreeSync...

By Expert Reviews on March 23, 2015

There are a couple aspects to this review that we want to address in the conclusion. First is how the 34UM67 fares as a monitor in general. Here things are generally similar to what we said about one of its precursors, the LG 29EA93. The 21:9 aspect...

By AnandTech on April 07, 2015

AMD FreeSync and LG's 34UM67 offer an exceptional gaming experience. Smooth, great image quality and a simple setup with the added bonus of competitive...

By HardwareHeaven on March 19, 2015

Soon after NVIDIA unveiled its G-SYNC technology, AMD announced that it would pursue an open standard, dubbed FreeSync, leveraging technologies already available in the DisplayPort specification to offer adaptive refresh rates to users of some discrete...

By HotHardware on March 19, 2015

The LG 34UM67 has an MSRP of $649 while its little brother, the 29UM67, can be purchased for $449. Compared to other ultrawide monitors the new LG FreeSync display holds no additional price premium. In fact, the monitor is cheaper than the equivalently...

By HEXUS.net on March 19, 2015

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