CDW has the business variant on sale for about $1,150 before tax and shipping. The difference between this and the consumer version (40WP95C) is the business variant includes a 3-year warranty vs 1-year. Just ordered the monitor for myself!
Posted Jan 20, 2023, 8:46 PM UTC
This is also on sale on Amazon for $1205. Better place to get this at since it's sold by Amazon and free returns in case you don't like it.
Cdw takes a while to ship for some reason. Some say they're negotiating prices from LG and have to wait.
I just got mine in from Amazon (I Prefer free returns and Amazon CSR). Bought for $1205 pre taxes.
I'm liking it so far. While using 5K, 2K resolution..I use 3 screens and zoom or make the page bigger.
The text is noticeably clearer than the LG 38" 950-B, AW3423DWF and the S22DWG. The difference between 110 PPI and 140 PPI is huge, imo for text clarity.
I love the Thunderbolt 4 ports and being able to charge my MBP 14" M1 Pro.
Although, I've been having trouble getting the speakers on this monitor to work.
My worries about the brightness was quenched after using it at max brightness all day like I do. It's ok during the day and passes for night time use.
I would like it to go to 400+ nits, 120 Hz+ and have 'retina' DPI but I know that would cost $2k easily.
In short, I'm happy about the purchase. Will test it out to see if I got a defective monitor. Any tips?
If it passes, I'll buy the Ergotron HX and set this on my desk.
This looks like a nice price....Is 240 Nits too low ?
Hits 300 typical: https://www.lg.com/us/business/computer-monitors/lg-40bp95c-w
I’ve watched reviews where people say it’s fine, but it probably depends on what you’re used to. I’m used to 300 so it’s ok for me
Interesting. 300 Nits is enough I think.. Would you take this or the LG 38" 950-B ($999)?
Can you update us on your thoughts after unboxing?
Thanks!
Will do, arrives Wednesday
Also, are you a Mac user and think the resolution scaling on this will be a problem?
How much was shipping?