LG Launches DualUp Monitor: Elevate Your Viewing Experience with a Stunning 27.6-inch SDQHD Display

Last year, LG launched a dual-up monitor with an ultra-tall display. Contrary to most monitors on the market, it is taller than it is wide, with a 16:18 aspect ratio. This model was introduced with model number 28MQ780. Now, the company has recently unveiled a new dual-up monitor with model number 28MQ750 in China. It brings essentially the same specifications as last year's model, with minor changes. Here are the details.

LG DualUp 28MQ780 Specifications
The LG DualUp monitor is not your ordinary 27-inch display. It has a unique tall aspect ratio that increases efficiency. With a screen size of 27.6 inches, it uses an LG Nano IPS panel and has a narrow bezel design on three sides. The monitor offers a resolution of 2560×2880, a wide color range of 98% DCI-P3, a brightness of 300 nits, a contrast ratio of 1000:1 and HDR10 support. Essentially, it offers a vertically stacked 21.5-inch QHD resolution monitor experience, ideal for multitasking workflows.

Further, the DualUp monitor is equipped with the LG Ergonomic Stand, which replaces the previous Ergo Stand. This stand allows for easy lifting and rotating adjustments, providing optimal positioning flexibility. In terms of connectivity, the monitor has a full-featured USB-C interface that supports a 90W external power supply (compared to the previous model's 96W). Additionally, it offers two HDMI and one DP interfaces. Notably, the monitor also includes built-in dual 7W high-power speakers.

Please note that this LG monitor is specifically launched in China. However, it seems that the display is already available for purchase worldwide. While pricing and availability details for China have not yet been announced, the monitor is listed on LG's global website with a price tag of $599. In comparison, last year's model cost $699.