The main problems i have with this monitor is that, the stand is total suck

A HUGE improvement over the previous model (34UM57-P), which had a cheap, lightweight plastic stand that was not adjustable for the most part

The stand could be better, no height adjustment

The stand was defective and didn't hold the monitor straight

Sturdy stand, for sure

Just note the cheap plastic stand can't hold up the weight of the monitor, so it will tilt down and you'll have to mount it high.

For the price it works well - wobbly stand and some display issues with text not being very clear reduced the score.

the stand is heavy, but its perfect to support the weight (especially with a mini computer attached to the back).

The movable stand that slides the monitor up and down was easy to use and felt very sturdy.

does have Freesync and a great stand.

but the stand it came with is very nice, and can be raised or tilted

So despite what it looks like, the stand is actually sturdy

but this stand doesn't even support the weight of the monitor

An absolutely gorgeous monitor, tons of viewing room and a very sturdy stand.

your getting your money's worth the adjustable stand is great and moves very fluid with little resistance.

Another pro about the monitor is the height adjustable stand which allows for the best viewing angles to fit your needs

Switch it out with a better designed stand please.

Also, the stand is easy to adjust and hard to move

What I really like about this monitor is the relatively low price and the height adjustable stand not found on some higher priced models.

My stand was super wobbly and my screws broke off into my panel

It comes with a clip for cable management and the stand seems fairly sturdy and secure

I knew the stand was non-adjustable, I'm okay with

Great monitor for the price, dont need a monster GPU to run games at 2560x1080, its got freesync (40-75hz) multi modes for presets, texts is super clear, great blacks, great whites, adjustable stand, Ive used curved vs non-curved

I used the cable to connect the monitor to my computer, turned on the computer, set my Advanced Display Settings, and the LG monitor screen lit up like a champ (Microsoft’s display management is a bit cumbersome, but that is not LG’s fault.).

I haven't tried using this display on Linux or Windows 10 but there are blogs where people share how to get it working as long as you have a motherboard with a physical internal Thunderbolt connection and BIOS support, plus a PCIe card like the ASUS Thunderbolt3EX.

* Perfect for movies as well as

Text is not as sharp as I would have liked.