LG UltraWide Curved Computer Monitor

We live in a busy world, and it can be hard to keep up with everything we need to do. And with so much of our time spent behind a computer screen, getting the right computer monitor is key to success. Enter the LG 38WK95C Curved UltraWide monitor. With features that let you multitask like a pro and elements that improve your focus on a single project, this ultra wide monitor is sure to increase your productivity. We’re giving away one LG 38WK95C UltraWide monitor, so read on to see how you can have a chance to be the winner.

LG UltraWide Curved Monitor has the screen real estate you need

As someone who works on a laptop at home, the screen size of the LG 38WK95C UltraWide monitor is like the holy grail: absolutely enticing, but also a little unbelievable. Luckily, this 38″ computer monitor is no myth.

LG UltraWide Curved Monitor 38WK95C

With such a big screen, you can divide your monitor between different windows. You’re able to choose between several preset split screen options which allow you to view multiple applications at once.

And if you’re someone that has a lot of windows open at once, you’ll also love the 5:9 preview option. It shows a preview of your different windows and lets you drag and drop them into the main screen area. Essentially, you can say goodbye to minimizing and maximizing screens ad nauseum.

What’s more, is that if you connect additional monitors, you can control the monitor separately or together, letting you get the best viewing experience for every screen. So no matter whether you’re watching the newest Netflix series, playing Red Dead Redemption 2, or working on a graphic design project, this monitor has the real estate and the features to make the experience of multitasking seamless.

A computer monitor that makes your life easier

For the times you want to hone in on a single project (would that be called mono-tasking?) the LG 38WK95C remains an ideal monitor. Though the screen is large, the rest of the computer has a minim

UltraWide Curved 38" Monitor by LGalist design that includes an arc-shaped base that won’t take up space on your desk.  In conjunction with this, USB Type-C connectivity does away with the clutter of cables and simplifies the process of connecting devices like speakers, printers, and additional screens.

The enormous curved screen surrounds you and pulls you right into your task. Imagine connecting two or three of these monitors—you’d have your own fortress! Other features like the spectacular WQHD resolution, built-in speakers with Rich Bass, and a next to non-existent bezel erase the outside world to help you achieve hyper-focus. Blogger Steven Hill was not only blown away by the size of this monitor, but was also impressed by its specs. For a more detailed look at this monitor’s spec, hop on over to Steven’s review and give it a read.

To simplify your workflow even further, the OnScreen Control feature gives you quick access the most important monitor settings, so you can optimize the screen for any task at hand. It’s clear then that the LG UltraWide monitor can bring elegant and modern organization to your work space, while also letting you tackle everything on your digital to-do list.

HOW TO ENTER

Entering is easy, but you can enter only once. In a comment below this post, tell us how you would multitask on this monitor, or how you would use it to achieve hyper-focus. You might be a photographer that would love the 38″ screen and WQHD resolution for editing, or perhaps you do freelance work and need to juggle your invoicing, emails, and creative work.

WHAT YOU CAN WIN

At the end of this contest we will randomly select one winner from all eligible entries to receive an LG 38WK95C UltraWide monitor.

This contest runs from November 14th to 28th

Remember, you can enter only once, but don’t forget to share this contest with family and friends. I’m sure you know a busy professional or avid gamer who would love to have an ultra wide monitor in their office.

Enter this contest for a chance to win an LG UltraWide Computer Monitor Rules and Regulations

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Kate Wensel
Kate Wensel
Kate holds an MA in English and has an undeniable fondness for fixing grammar and rearranging words. It's no surprise, then, that she began her career at Best Buy Canada as a product copywriter, and is now an editor for bestbuy.ca. When you can get her nose out of a book, Kate might be found hiking, ballroom dancing, or exploring Vancouver's food scene.
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  5. As a software educational course developer, I would find this monitor very useful for multiple page layouts and graphical displays.

  7. Most often I’d have a browser open on the left side and my word processing program on the right. (Actually, I already do this, but each program is half-sized, so there’s a lot of scrolling going on.) Also, it would be a huge improvement for editing and organizing photos.

  13. This computer would be great to see a monitor that curves and magnifies to help me see things online – I am partially visually impaired and this would help immensely.

  16. I would just like to open all 8 of my different social media accounts and email accounts on one big screen. Tired of squinting.

  17. I develop websites for a living, and it would be awesome to have the website up on one side of the monitor with my code on the other side, so I can see my changes in real-time.

  26. This would be extremely useful for me in my job. I am a work at home developer and this would allow me to easily put my code up on the left side & my research, documentation and testing work on the right side.

  31. As a designer, this is the perfect monitor for me to be able to flip between client emails/internet browser tabs and design applications!

  35. I like to do 3D modelling. The extra real estate would allow me to look at the model as well as several reference images at the same time.

  36. As a photographer, the large screen and WQHD resolution would make things so much easier on my “well used” eyes. This would be a wonderful addition to my photography room.

  37. What a phenomenal workhorse of a monitor! It would be perfect for multitasking as a freelance illustrator, I could use multiple image editing programs at once and have reference images and a chat program at the ready without ever having to minimize or switch windows again! A monitor like this would be an absolute miracle worker in the field I work in.

  41. Wow – I really like the LG WK95C Curved 38″ UltraWide Monitor. I just read Steven’s review and think this monitor would be perfect for me. I work at home and sometimes have trouble seeing the screen, so this huge screen would be a game-changer for me. I also watch movies on my laptop, and this baby is so huge, it would almost feel like watching on a big screen tv! I like that you can divide the monitor between different windows, using preset split screen options, so you can view many applications at once. And I like that you can preview the windows, and then drag and drop them into the main screen area. I am always attracted to great design, and really love the ultra-thin bezel and the sleek stand. Santa, I want one!!!!!!

  43. I’d be able to make images on the screen large enough so that my visually impaired mother could see them looking over my shoulder while shopping online.

  46. The kids like to sit on my knee and watch videos – but I’m always busy doing something, so I always like to have things up in the other half of the screen. Web sites get annoying at 960 x 1200, though.

  49. This would be great for our small business! Multi tasking at its finest! Emails, invoicing and project management tasks!

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