brosenz

Is there an external mark or sign on the box or on the display itself that will tell you it is a fixed one?

LG Test: I called LG today and I asked, how can I know if my monitor has the wifi issue or not, they told me to setup a device as a hotspot and then connect another device to it. I did the test with my iPhone 7 Plus and iPad Pro 12.9 both as hotspots and connecting 2-3 other devices to them, one device as hotspot at a time, the monitor worked without any problem, I run multiple test and accessed the internet for 15min.

Extreme Test: I moved the Apple Time Capsule router in front of the monitor (almost touching the monitor screen) and run multiple speed test at 2.4 and 5GHZ no issues at all, then I placed the Time Capsule router behind the monitor almost touching the back of it and did the same tests, no issues at all.

It seems the monitor I got today has the wifi issue fixed.

nadkavs said:

Why doesn't anyone ever talk about how this monitor will continuously charge your computer and wear out the battery after months of use?  They need to have a firmware update to make the monitor turn charging ogg when computer hits 100% and come back on when it hits 10% or so

Mine doesn't charge the battery when it is at 100%

I just got a new one from Apple today, is there a way to know if mine has the problem already fixed by checking the S/N or some sing on the outside? Thanks