LG has now released its expected DualUp monitor – and it comes with some unique features. The LG DualUp monitor was announced during CES 2022 earlier this year and it will sell for $699. The DualUp sports a three-sided borderless design with on-screen control and auto-brightness supported.
The LG DualUp is quite tall with its dual 21.5-inch QHD stacked horizontally. Diagonally, the screen measures 27.6 inches and offers a 16:18 aspect ratio. The new LG DualUp monitor could appeal to content creators and productivity practitioners excitedly. LG’s Nano IPS panel inside the DualUp delivers HDR10 content with a 98% color gamut. Connectivity for the new monitor includes HDMI (2), DisplayPort, USB-A, and USB-C. The USB-C port supports DP video, data passthrough, and 90W PD charging. Audio-wise, there is a headphone jack on the DualUp and two 7W speakers.
The LG DualUp Monitor is capable of simultaneously displaying content from two sources. LG’s sturdy Ergo Stand is part of the package and it can clamp securely to your desk. Several options in terms of the height and viewing angle are supported. These include height adjustment, swiveling, pivoting, and tilting.
The dual display, HDR10 graphics, and several other features make the DualUp Monitor quite versatile. Its price tag of $699 is also seen as a fair bargain in some quarters. The LG DualUp monitor can be purchased directly from LG’s website.
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