Many LG monitors come equipped with HDR (High Dynamic Range) support, which enhances the viewing experience by delivering more vibrant colors, deeper contrasts, and greater detail in the image’s dark and bright areas. Whether you are playing PC games, streaming movies, or any content, activating HDR in your computer’s settings can improve the overall picture quality, making your visuals appear more immersive. If you are unsure how to enable HDR mode on your LG Monitor, follow the steps in this article.
How to Turn On HDR on LG Monitor [Windows OS]
1. After turning on the Windows OS-integrated LG Monitor, right-click on the desktop screen and select Display Settings from the menu.
2. In the Display Settings screen, scroll down to the Windows HD Color section.
3. Toggle the Use HDR option to On. That’s it. You have enabled the HDR mode on your monitor.
How to Turn On HDR on LG Monitor [MacOS]
If you have connected Mac devices, such as the Mac Mini or Mac Studio, to the LG Monitor, refer to the steps below.
1. Click the Apple icon at the top left corner of your screen, then select System Settings (or System Preferences, depending on your macOS version).
2. In the System Settings window, select Displays, then choose the monitor you want to configure.
3. Ensure that the High Dynamic Range (HDR) option is checked to enable HDR support.
You can also adjust the refresh rate and resolution settings to your preferred level for optimal performance.
How to Turn Off HDR on LG Monitor
To disable HDR on your LG Monitor, refer to the steps below based on the operating system of your LG Monitor.
- Windows OS – Right-click desktop → Display Settings → Disable the Toggle Switch near the Use HDR option.
- MacOS – Tap the Apple icon → System Settings → Displays → uncheck High Dynamic Range (HDR).
FAQ
To check if your device supports HDR, Refer to the monitor’s user manual or specifications on the LG website. Check if your model has features like HDR10 support or similar terms like Dolby Vision or HDR10+.
