LG ULTRAFINE 4K REVIEW MAC OS
The real benefit of this monitor however comes from its nearly seamless integration with Mac OS X. With the more detailed resolution and sharper text I’ve even been able to lower my coding font to grab up some extra space.
I like running the monitor at a true retina 2x 1080p of resolution for general tasks but have nudged the monitor to a scaled 1440 while doing some longer programming sessions. The 500 nits of brightness are amazing and even puts my MacBook Pro display to shame. With my bedroom lighting the glossy screen avoids the typical reflection issues and so I benefit with richer colors without too much of a compromise. That aside, so far the monitor is working out well. While there are many new advances and benefits of the 23.7-inch monitor, it’s hard to ignore that it doesn’t fill the void the previous 2011 27-inch iMac (ran in display mode only) was filling even before I tested out the ultra wide. Once again I’m forced to perch my MacBook Pro on a stand to be my secondary monitor. Jumping from a 49-inch ultra wide to a 23.7-inch monitor at first felt like many steps backwards.
Now having my second choice monitor, the 2019 23.7-inch LG UltraFine 4K Display, how is it going?
LG ULTRAFINE 4K REVIEW MAC OS X
After Apple released a monitor that I could not afford I instead went with the LG 49-inch UltraWide monitor which, while productive and cool in many ways, did not jive with Mac OS X day-to-day. After identifying a need to get a new external display for my MacBook Pro, I first paused to see what WWDC might bring. Previously on, The Great Monitor Search Continues.
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