What are the differences between the LG monitor product series?

LG has a suitable monitor for every usage situation. Before we explain the differences, we'll list the most important product series:

• UltraFine: photo and video editing
• UltraGear: gaming UltraWide: working in multiple windows
• Smart streaming movies and series

The monitors from the LG UltraFine product series are suitable for photo and video editing. These monitors have a Quad HD or 4K resolution, so you can see every detail sharply. They also have a DCI-P3 color space. With this color profile, you can see the most color contrasts. This is useful for video editing. Thanks to this, you can work with realistic colors. Choose an UltraFine with a USB-C port if you connect your MacBook to the monitor.

The LG UltraGear monitors are gaming monitors. They have a 144Hz refresh rate or higher, so you can game with smooth images. They also have a low response time. Thanks to this, you're not bothered by screen tearing while gaming. If you play open world games with razor-sharp graphics, choose a 4K UltraGear monitor. Thanks to this, the world around you looks even more realistic. Keep in mind that you need a powerful video card for 4K gaming, like an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5070 Ti or AMD Radeon RX 9070.

An LG UltraWide monitor has a 21:9 or 32:9 aspect ratio. These monitors are wider than regular 16:9 monitors, so you have more screen space. You can use them when you work at multiple windows at the same time or use different Adobe editing programs. The UltraWide monitors are also curved, so you're totally immersed in your favorite movie or series when you're close to the screen.

You can use the Smart screens as monitor and television. Thanks to the LG webOS hub, you can easily download streaming services like Netflix or Disney+. Thanks to the included remote, you can easily navigate through the various menus. Choose a 4K Smart monitor if you want to see your favorite movies and series in the sharpest resolution.