Picked one up awhile back. It's the best investment I've ever made in my desk. I hav it centered with two 4k LG 27 inch monitors, one on each side. I write a lot of technical documentation and it feels more natural than a 16x9 monitor rotated into portrait mode.

@jhbball

Жыл бұрын

This is exactly the setup I'm about to try.

Thank you so much Dan for taking the time to prepare this video. You mentioned that the resolution isn’t as good as 4K. As software developer looking at text is probably most important for me and I was wondering if you can share or show us more in that regard. I’m also interested in learning from you about how well macOS deals with scaling?

@DanJacobs

Жыл бұрын

Hi there, thanks so much for your comment. When the monitor is on the highest resolution the text is very clear, it's just a bit too small for my liking. Depending on what apps you use, you can usually zoom in and make the text bigger which helps a lot, however, the menu bar is still tiny. I think it's just a matter of getting used to but I found a sweet spot that works for me with scaling. The resolution is not as clear as my 4k but honestly, I feel like I only notice it because I have them side by side. If you don't use a 4k monitor, you'd probably not even notice the difference in resolution on the DualUp that much. Should definitely work for coding. 🙌

I pair mine with the Ergo Ultrafine 4k 32” and they even though it’s not 4k, I don’t notice a significant difference when using at default resolution. I originally had used it as a single monitor along with the MacBook and while I didn’t hate it, the 21 inch width is just way too small even when rotated. I definitely won’t recommend this as a primary monitor but it’s amazing as a secondary. Writing code on this thing is exceedingly more enjoyable.

@DanJacobs

Жыл бұрын

Totally agree that using it as a second monitor is preferred, total game changer in my setup. That being said, I am kind of curious of what it would be like to have two DualUps side by side. 😅 I think you're right that in default resolution, it looks really sharp, it's just a bit too small for my liking.

@CleanLuxuryCosmetics

4 ай бұрын

@@DanJacobsoh geesh. Now youre ginna make me buy two! 😂

I’ve gone from a 27 inch monitor to a LG C3 as my gaming screen and my 27 inch as work. Thinking slog adding this as the 3rd as I too am in spreadsheets a LOT

Great Dan, I am also from Melbourne... Also I would change that keyboard from the MacBook Pro Keyboard.

Love it! Where did you get the BenQ overhead monitor light from? I think I need one of these for my very late US calls/meetings and work

@DanJacobs

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Pete! I got it from Amazon (link in video description). It'll definitely help with those late calls, for sure 😊

I wish they came out with an ultra wide that was 3 of those screen put together.

Hi! Do you mind sharing the settings to match the mac resolution/brightness/color/etc? Thank youuuu

Thanks for video, Could you please share details on two queries, 1. Can we connect two PCs at one at top and another at below and use single keyboard and mouse to control both PC without any additional click of buttons either on monitor or keyboard with multiple buttons? 2. Is there any provision to keep this on base stand?

Hello Dan, I'm looking at this screen for my social media work and wanted to know if you are still enjoying the screen

For those interested in doing photo editing work on this I can confirm that is great. For starters if you have a colorimeter like SpyderX or i1display, you CAN use the LG Calibration studio software with it. Not quite the same as having a 14-bit look table built in like some monitors from Viewsonic or BenQ, but if you understand how to calibrate correctly you can get outstanding result from this panel. In my case I was able to get 99% sRGB, 90% AdobeRGB, and 93% DCI-P3. Not quite LG claims, but very close. Both portrait and landscape images can be displayed quite large in photoshop. Unlike in a 27" monitor where landscape photos display nice an large but portrait photos seem too small. This "square" monitor gives you plenty of space for both photo orientations. My only complain so far is that thicker bezel at the bottom, they should have made it the same all around so when you rotate it the thicker bezel isn't on the right side. it is ugly but sometimes it creates a better layout for work.

Hello, what are the dimensions of this screen without stand? I can't find it anywhere. Thx

Hi Jacob, thanks for the video! How would you feel about 2 dualup screen setup?

@DanJacobs

Жыл бұрын

Hey Yazan! I‘m actually really curious about this myself. I really love the vertical form factor and could imagine enjoying a setup with 2 DualUps. That said though, I do a lot of video editing and for that I need a normal widescreen monitor so it wouldn‘t really work for me.

When using picture by picture hooking up your mac twice, does it read it as two monitors hooked up to it? So i.e. if you need to share your screen in a meeting, would it let you select one portion of it only?

I love these monitors. Im running two of them and sometimes i wish i had a third one. Sadly you cant daisy chain them. The PPI is a bit too high for me. Text appears a bit small. Takes time getting used to it.

@DanJacobs

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Daniel! I agree, I'm still getting used to the text size and size of the menu bar, especially next to my 4k monitor where everything is clear and the perfect size. But I'm way too much in love with the form factor of the DualUp for it to really bother me 😅

awesome video!!

@DanJacobs

Жыл бұрын

Thank you 🙌

On a related question to one earlier, I’d be keen on your thoughts on using it as your ONLY monitor. I’ve been trying to find a setup that avoids twisting the body towards different screens, and wondering if this could do the trick.

@DanJacobs

2 жыл бұрын

Oh hey there 😊 I think it could definitely work as a single monitor setup, especially using the picture by picture mode, as long as you're not precious about the individual screen size. It's basically 2 x 21.5" monitors stacked on top of each other so if 21.5" is enough, that works for sure. Invitation is open to visit us over here soon and you can check it out. 🙌

Thanks for the great review Dan. Can you tell me please how low will the monitor go - how close to the table will the lower edge be when in portrait mode?

@andieluke1366

Жыл бұрын

Am wondering about this too. As a short person, the lowest height the edge of the monitor can go to in portrait and landscape is key for me. Otherwise I get nect strain looking up 😅

@andieluke1366

Жыл бұрын

Hey, so I came across a Reddit comment that mentioned the distance is roughly 1 inch. Hope this helps!

@DanJacobs

Жыл бұрын

Hi guys, sorry for the delay. It's a couple of inches above the desktop when on the lowest configuration. I took a couple of photos in case you want to see for yourself: www.dropbox.com/sh/ibhz5v9sb3b4uh5/AAD1e3mItFNIhWIWnGGPyyYna?dl=0 Thanks for the question. I actually really like it at a low angel 😊

Wondering is this good for me as editor adobe premiere

7:35 ⁉ How did you rotate the display? I can't seem to get the option on my M1-13in settings , is it with USB-C or HDMI❓ "rotate display" only pops up on my M1-13in when I disconnect the Dualup in the "Hold Option+system settings>Hold Option+display" ❗Doesn't give me the option when I connect with USB-C... 🤷‍♂

if you have to reduce the resolution it's probably pointless. That was my concern, that it's too small for the resolution it has. Now you confirmed it. Thanks :)

Hey Dan, Nice video. Curious question: When 2 laptops are connected would we be able to copy content from one Laptop to another Laptop ?

@HahnValentin

4 ай бұрын

You can Set this Up with Apps Like Synergy... But thats no Feature of the monitor

Love your video! Question though, in comparison with an ultrawide monitor where your head moves from left to right and vice versa, how's the experience with the DualUp monitor where you only move your head up and down? Is it uncomfortable in any way, or does it strain your neck?

@DanJacobs

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Katherine. Good questions, haven't thought about it before but I believe you actually move your head less with the DualUp because you can easily move your eyes up and down the screen without moving your neck much. 🙌

@TriciaBanana

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you, Dan! You just helped me with my buying decision, I'm definitely getting one today! 😊

I like you English: it’s very easy to understand even as a German woth Middle English knowledge

I have an ultrawide and want this monitor but I am worried that’s TOO much monitor. I have a big desk though. (80 x 30)

I'd love to get this monitor too. :)

@DanJacobs

2 жыл бұрын

Go do it, Victoria. I'm literally obsessed with it. 😅

I Have this one and the quality just great, you need this if u want a large space for work, 2 Full windowed 16:9 Aplication by using Powertoys, It was satisfying when u dealing with a lot of files while using this monitor, New experience and a new formula setup when u need 2 monitor in one cable, so u can bring 3 monitors in 2 formfactor, more efficient

@DanJacobs

Жыл бұрын

I kinda wanna have 2 of the DualUps now 😅

I would like this concept but I would prefer if it were scaled up such as 30inch by 32 inch monitor.

@DanJacobs

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, would be interesting to test that out. I find with the with the 27.6 inch my eyes already have to move some distance between those two monitors 😅

Hi, are you sure you could daisychain your other monitor? I think this display port on the back panel is only a way in, and not a way out port. Thanks for the video.

@DanJacobs

2 жыл бұрын

Hey mate, not sure and someone else who has two of these monitors pointed out that it doesn't work. My 4k widescreen has a Display Out so I assumed I could use that one as the "middle of the chain" and then link the DualUp to that but haven't tried yet.

@andrefjoao1

2 жыл бұрын

@@DanJacobs in this case I think it gonna work, you need a port out (4k) and a port in (dual up) to transfer the video signal, good luck.

Hi how do u connect two lg monitors with Mac im struggling( I got the lg dual up with lg 40inch ultrawide)

@DanJacobs

Жыл бұрын

Hi there, you should be able to simply plug them into 2 thunderbolt ports and then arrange them in the settings. If one of you monitors can be daisy chained, you can plug that monitor into your mac and then the second monitor into the primary monitor. Let me know if that works 🙌

Hey Dan, What kind of desk is that you are using?

@DanJacobs

Жыл бұрын

Hi there, thanks for watching.🙌 The desk is from an Australian company called Desky. You can check it out here: geni.us/dansdesky (affiliate link)

Again, if you wanna connect 1 PC with this monitor and using ALL ot the screen, I have to connect it twice, with two different cables between PC and monitor!? Thanks for telling me this, after 2 months watching videos about this screen, I was almost about to get one! Now I'm saving my money for a different one... thanks!

@stavb9400

Жыл бұрын

If u install rhe LG on screen control app the screen is split for you , I am not sure why you would need t connect it using a second cable

It is an osx issue with the resolution. Get the BETTER display app to solve it. Crisp af! 🤪

Uhh the speakers in that thing are actually pretty damn good.

This monitor has crossed my mind, but I've stopped myself sense I've been trying to not spend as I have accumulated 4 monitors over the year trying to find the right setup. That said, I do like the aspect ratio. My only issue with the setup and this is my OCD, is the wide screen and the height. I have a 22-inch which I turned to be horizontal and a paired it with a 32-in, which closely matches the heights. With you're current setup my eye tends to twitch seeing that dual screen be far taller than you wide screen. I know that space and comfort plays a big roll. But maybe a 40ish-in screen would closely match that height. Idk 🤷🏽‍♂️

The 2048 x 2304 isn't as weird as one might think. First of all it makes it 110 dpi, just like most ultrawides are. Mine is 4K wide, so you could say that I'm used to a 4K monitor on 110 dpi. Secondly it's exactly 2 x 1024 x 768 x 3. And now some of the readers think _1024 x 768_ x 2 x 3. Indeed, that is indeed 6 x XGA, a standard that was introduced by IBM in 1990. It's a whopping six XGA screens in stacked in 2:3. 2048 x 2304: it may sound weird, but is in fact highly logical.

LG specs says it does not support daisy chain.

🙌🏿🔥

Sad to see macOS lags behind Windows when it comes to scaling, as this monitor has almost the same exact Pixel Per Inch value as a 32" 4k monitor so you should not be seeing a loss of fidelity.

@akanjisekoni

Жыл бұрын

So the loss of fidelity is because of the MacOS? I don’t use a Max and was interested so I want to know if the LG Dual up would scale correctly at 4k with a windows laptop

@deanwilliams433

Жыл бұрын

@@akanjisekoni windows will handle it fine. Mine is perfect

@p3rrypm

Жыл бұрын

Huh? Scaling is fine on this thing, not sure why that’s a thing. I used mine rotated, because I found 18x16 was more comfortable than 16x18. But you had to use it in normal rotation if you want to use the PBP feature as that was not supported for rotation.

@deanwilliams433

Жыл бұрын

@@p3rrypm google mac display scaling and you will see why mac has issues. Its well documented.

Then don't I wish they made it higher res

There's no information on the gamut support. Nothing on the LG website on Adobe RGB coverage, that's a bad sign as hiding info like that often means it's low.

@DanJacobs

Жыл бұрын

Hi there, on the AU site it says 98% of DCI-P3 colour gamut. Hope this helps 🙌

i think this is a great monitor for traders

@DanJacobs

2 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, you're right. I didn't even think of that 👍

VSCODE

Now I want to get 3 of these 😂

@DanJacobs

Жыл бұрын

I know right, they are so good 🙌

It is not good for coding. It is not 4k. Text is crips.

You need to get yourself a nice knife…

I did not understand anything what he is talking about! I just got lost on his voice and good looking… this kind of thing should be forbidden because I cannot concentrate in the review!