Protect yourself from strain and pain with an ergonomic monitor

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If you sit behind a desk for hours at a time, chances are you're experiencing some aches and pains. Using equipment, like chairs or screens, that isn’t ergonomically designed can cause bad posture. Slumping back into your chair or sitting forward means your spine is out of alignment, and hunching over your keyboard can cause rounded shoulders which in turn can lead to back pain.



But luckily, you're not doomed to a lifetime of neck and back pain. Proper workstation ergonomics, including ergonomic equipment, adequate spacing, correct chair height, and good desk posture, can go a long way to protecting your spine and helping you stay comfortable.

A screen is an often overlooked but critical part of your workspace, and making sure you use one that is ergonomically designed can help keep back pain at bay. LG’s new 27'' Duo Ergo Monitor has been specifically designed so that people who spend a lot of time in front of a screen can work quickly and comfortably.

Flexible, functional ergonomic design

The LG Duo Ergo Monitor features an adjustable arm that allows users to position the screen at a comfortable height, angle, and distance from their eyes. The monitor can be easily tilted, swivelled, and rotated to create a customised ergonomic setup that reduces eye strain, neck pain, and other discomforts associated with prolonged computer use.

The monitor’s dual-screen functionality allows users to connect two devices to the screen and view content from both devices side by side. This makes multitasking a breeze and enhances productivity as it eliminates the need to switch between tabs or windows. Users can also easily adjust the size and position of each screen to suit their requirements.

State-of-the-art display

The 27" QHD IPS monitor packs a powerful punch, with AMD FreeSync™ technology and a resolution of 2560 x 1440 pixels that delivers sharp and stutter-free images. Expect accurate colour reproduction, wide viewing angles, and consistent brightness levels, making it suitable for a range of applications, from office work to photo editing and gaming.

With this monitor, there’s no need to stress about connectivity options. It features HDMI, DisplayPort, and USB-C ports. The USB-C port supports data transfer, charging, and display functions, making it easy for users to connect their laptops or mobile devices and transfer data, charge devices, and view content on a larger screen.

A range of features have been included to enhance user experience, such as Reader Mode, which reduces blue light emissions and flicker, making it easier for users to read documents and webpages for extended periods. The monitor's OnScreen Control feature allows users to adjust various settings such as brightness, contrast, and volume, without having to navigate through complex menus or physical buttons.

For a streamlined, pain-free work setup, invest in well-designed hardware

Your workspace should be specific to you. It's where you spend most of your time, so it should support both your well-being and how you work and play. Optimise your desk setup and invest in a game-changing monitor that will help you be more productive without the discomfort. Find out more about LG’s Duo Ergo Monitor here.

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