Name: 29WK600-W
Brand: LG
SKU: 229390
Rating: 4.1 (49 reviews)

4.3

based on all reviews

Consumer ratings:

4.7 / 5

purer and more accurate colors
more streamlined proportions and a more premium feel
good returns and exchanges terms

vivid HDR was just too bright
HDR implementation is garbage and quite problematic during use
the prices are a bit obnoxious (

Maximum resolution: 2560, 1080 px
Refresh rate: 75 Hz
Display technology: LED
Response time: 5 ms
Panel design: Flat
Screen size: 29 in
Brightness: 300 cd/m²
Aspect ratio: 21

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LG 29WK600-W - Pros & Cons

purer and more accurate colors
more streamlined proportions and a more premium feel
good returns and exchanges terms
The plastic panels feel solid and sturdy
steady and well-balanced
resolution is ultra-wide and this also a very good feature
easy and very convenient to use whenever
The features of this monitor are really amazing
the pixels are still crisp
and images look sharp
aesthetically pleasing design
LG always makes the best products
wide-screen television is a good pick
The colors are startlingly vibrant and the contrast between colors is strong
sleek and ergonomic stand
offering excellent value for its price
offers better color accuracy and wider viewing angles
boasted impressive features for its pricing
LG looks fantastic
Looks like a nice display and $200 is a nice price
it works really well
The backlight is also quite well distributed
The software works very well
excellent colour accuracy
good connectivity
genuinely useful screen organisation software
the extra screen space is also very welcome
it is very immersive
the display looks impressive
ensures responsive gameplay and low input lag
plenty of useful features for both gaming and everyday use
ensures accurate
consistent and vibrant colors
The motion handling is also great
Great motion features such as FreeSync
the low response time and ability to flicker the image and clear up fast movement
picture quality is also accurate
better refresh rate and better image flicker
The colors are very accurate out of the box
better ergonomics
better native contrast ratio
and supports HDR
Build Quality The build quality is fine

vivid HDR was just too bright
HDR implementation is garbage and quite problematic during use
the prices are a bit obnoxious (
rather have upper-lower black bars than sidebars)
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HDR support
and loses the DisplayPort connection
that many games that have HDR support
HDR content is only available on a very limited supported hardware list
the ghosting and trailing of fast-moving objects
its screen resolution is only 2560 1080
LG monitor only has very limited adjustment options
not as easy as discrete buttons
Mediocre dark room picture quality
The monitor can only tilt backward
No cherry-picked units sent by brands
only support up to an 8-bit color depth
variable refresh rate technology and a 75Hz refresh rate
It s still too bright for extended use
the light leaks can be disturbing for darker images
lacking for HDR modes
they sometimes appear too narrow compared to a regular 24-inch display
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the display does have built-in speakers
you can only tilt the monitor to certain degrees
is not convenient for me to operate in one laptop
wobble when the screen is slightly moved or nudged
the display may run a little bit too bright
thick bezels to be distracting and intrusive
the monitor feels like you re staring out of a window
the monitor winds up taking very little desk space
multi-tasking translates to multiple displays
def display just looks kind of pathetic in comparison
low PPI and a large degree of IPS glowing
LG aesthetics pattern is extremely overused
the display s stand only allows for forward and backward tilting

LG 29WK600-W - Technical Overview

	Poor	Average	Good	Excellent
Screen size	29 in Best: Acer UM.PB1EE.A01 Screen size: 282 in
Response time	5 ms Best: JVC LM-H191 Response time: 0.01 ms
Brightness	300 cd/m² Best: DynaScan DS321LR4 Brightness: 25000 cd/m²
Weight	5200 g Best: BenQ GL2450HM Weight: 0 g

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LG 29WK600-W - Full Specifications

Screen size	29.0 in
Brightness	300.0 cd/m²
Aspect ratio	21:9

Height (min-max)	< 410.9
Height (without stand)	12.5 in
Height with stand	16.18 in
Depth (with stand)	8.24 in
Width (with stand)	27.48 in
Weight	183.42 oz

Maximum resolution	2560 x 1080 px
Supported graphics resolutions	2560x1080
Refresh rate	75.0 Hz
HD type	UltraWide Full HD
Display number of colours	16.78 million colours
Display technology	LED
Backlight	WLED
Panel type	AH-IPS
Response time (GtG)	5.0 ms
Response time	5.0 ms
Picture-in-Picture (PIP)	yes
Pixel size	0.01 in
Viewing angle (horizontal)	178.0 °
Viewing angle (vertical)	178.0 °

3D support (3D-Ready)	no
HDR	yes
VESA mount	yes
Type of VESA mount	100x100mm

Colour of product	Black front,matte silver base,textured white back Black,Silver,White
Panel design	Flat
Built-in USB hub	no
Built-in camera	no
Built-in speakers	yes

DisplayPort	yes
DVI Port	no
HDCP	yes
HDMI	yes
HDMI ports quantity	1
Number of HDMI inputs	1
Headphone output	yes
Headphone outputs quantity	1

Ascendable and submersible	no
Tiltable	yes
Cable lock slot	yes

Energy efficiency class	A
Operational power consumption	< 25
Power consumption (standby)	0.5 W
Power consumption (typical)	25.0 W

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LG 29WK600-W LG - Editorial Reviews (4)

4.2

Based on 4 reviews

LG 29WK600-W LG 29WK600-W 29" UltraWide IPS Monitor (2018) Review - Nerd Techy

nerdtechy.com

Published: 02.02.2018

LG 29WK600-W 29" UltraWide IPS Monitor (2018) Review - Nerd Techy

Computer monitors have taken full control of our desktop space, and we are sick of it. We are very busy people with lots of things that need to get done, and need to get done quick. All the things we need to get done require a plentiful portion of the limited screen real estate provided by our displays. The biggest problem is that multi-tasking translates to multiple displays. Having multiple monitors wouldn’t be such a big deal if their clunky base units didn’t take up every square inch of space, but alas, a desktop we have not. Sometimes we just

RTINGS.com

Published: 27.03.2018

LG 29UM69G-B Review

3.5

The LG 29UM69G is a decent ultrawide IPS gaming monitor with a higher-than-average 75Hz refresh rate. It has great motion handling due to the low response time a...

LG 29WK600-W LG shows off its new range of gaming, UltraWide, and 4K monitors for 2018

hardwarezone.com.sg

Published: 22.04.2018

LG shows off its new range of gaming, UltraWide, and 4K monitors for 2018

LG today showcased its latest selection of premium displays, which include everything from high-end gaming, UltraWide and 4K monitors to more affordable IPS displays.