In this video I’m fixing the one thing that makes a lot of people give up on the LG DualUp: the “resolution vs ergonomics” problem. The DualUp is a super high‑resolution panel for its size and aspect ratio, so if you run it at native scaling, the text gets tiny. Then you sit too close to read it, and now you’re craning your neck up and down all day—great pixels, bad ergonomics. I walk through how I establish the right scaling so the DualUp stays insanely useful for productivity without punishing your neck. On Windows it’s straightforward—Windows is built with scaling in mind, so it’s basically a slider in Settings, and I explain the math that gets you to a comfortable result (I land on 50% as a solid option). On macOS it’s “almost” easy, but native macOS scaling is, frankly, really bad for this kind of setup, so I use BetterDisplay to enable flexible scaling and pick a usable scaled resolution (like 66% or 61%). My long-term take: the DualUp shines as a side display next to a main 32-inch screen—perfect for secondary tasks and reference info—while your main work lives on the big panel.