Questions about LG 32UN880P-B

Both monitors are the same product.

Yes, the monitor can be oriented vertically by rotating it 90 degrees using its pivot function. However, automatic screen rotation is not supported, so you'll need to manually adjust the display orientation in your operating system's settings after physically rotating the monitor. For Windows users: Right-click the desktop → Display settings → Display orientation → select Portrait. The included Ergo stand allows full rotation without requiring additional accessories.

Yes, the LG 32UN880P-B monitor can be controlled via USB-C. It has a USB-C interface that enables not only the image signal, but also the power supply and data transfer via a single cable. This is particularly useful if you want to use the monitor with a device such as a Microsoft Surface, which has a USB-C interface.

The difference may only lie in the accessories supplied? The LG 32UN880P-B comes with an adjustable stand, while the LG 32UN880-B, for example, is equipped with a fixed stand. But you actually also have the 32UN880P and the two monitors are identical in terms of their technical specifications and functions.

The LG 32UN880P-B monitor does not have an integrated KVM function (keyboard, video, mouse). However, it offers a variety of other useful functions, such as a USB-C port that enables data transfer and power supply, as well as 4K UHD resolution and an ergonomic design.

You can take anything from 1cm to 9cm. should fit quite often ;-)

1x USB C can be used to connect and charge a laptop. My normal use of the monitor. With a Logitec dongle (mouse and keyboard) and the audio jack out (to which I have connected my Bose) you practically have a docking station.

It comes with a stand just like you can see in all the pictures. You’ll need to mount it on the desk edges see image nr 8 on Digitec website.

Takes exactly 1-2 seconds. Switching on is not necessary with usb c. Open the MacBook and you're ready to go.

I use it with a USB C cable on the Mac Book. That works well.

Thank you so much for sharing this information with the Community! :)

Yes, you're right and thanks for pointing that out. I have reported this for correction and it will be checked as soon as possible.

Hi, so as far as I know, the 2014 MacBook Pro 2 has Thunderbolt 2 ports. The display does not have Thunderbolt, but it does have USB C. The connection should be possible with an adapter. I have a MacBook Pro M1 2021 and it works without any problems. I can't say much about the possible resolution, because I previously had a 5K screen, also from LG, and in comparison I don't have a "pixelated" picture, even if the quality doesn't match the 5K. I also have no problems when editing images. The different resolutions can be selected on the screen. I really like the ergonomics of the screen. LG Daniel