Can this beat Samsungs flagship? - LG 49GR85DC

[@ShortCircuit]

Would you buy this gigantic monitor? Let us know below! Buy a LG UltraGear 49GR85DC 49” Curved Monitor: bit.ly/42sVBZD Buy a LG C2 42” Smart TV: lmg.gg/cGtiz Buy an MSI Creator PS321QR 32” Monitor: geni.us/zv6DmtC Purchases made through some store links may provide some compensation to Linus Media Group.

[@kazi1]

Hi

[@Bukki13]

the monitor costs more than my entire fûçćïñg setup

[@deminybs]

Love my 👽 DWF panel 🥰

[@ĸıxz]

I am not into big huge beefy monitors but if I had the chance to get one I'd just get a samsung

[@pezzmania]

This is what Cylon's from the original Battlestar Galactica see. Why does the vertical height of the display have to be so small?

[@camdynkellett6782]

That local dimmer is a shocker! I cant believe LG gave it the ok...

[@jumpierwolf]

That's not much different from what the G9 released with. This looks like a G9 competitor and not a neo G9 competitor.

[@AaronShenghao]

And I thought MSI MPG321UR-QD was bad... this is even worse...

[@sadmanh0]

depends on the price, my CRG9 is the same, the lag isn't as bad, but I never bought it for the HDR anyways so it doesn't bother me.

[@rustler08]

It's also only $899 for a 49" with very decent specs.

[@IwinMahWay]

@@jumpierwolf so they made a competitor to a monitor that no one buys anymore

[@Simon-tr9hv]

Also, some warning about PBP, im not sure about this model, but sometimes when you use PBP, you have to make some compromises, sometimes it means you cant use hdr, sometimes you are restricted to certain frame rate, sometimes you cant use gsync or freesync, lots of unexpected problems that you wont know until you get one and its too late

[@danielcaparros]

I have a Samsung G9 49 and have to make all the compromises you said.

[@Simon-tr9hv]

@@danielcaparros yep, I had a neo g9 before, the newer one with qd layer, once I realised that so many compromises I have to make, I just switched back to a 21 by 9 with a small 16 by 9 second screen by the side

[@valvejob4215]

My samsung chg9 has lines all over when cold starting with pbp on. Started right after warranty ended. Thanks samsung! Fuckers

[@thehorsefromhorsinabout]

same on the aw3423dwf

[@helplmchoking]

@@danielcaparros Same here, no gsync, no HDR, 120Hz only when in PBP

[@Paul_Klimb]

Can you guys do top productivity monitors?

[@dom7019]

I've come to accept that this channel is for 'boy gwmers'

[@sl0play]

I use a 49" 32:9 monitor for productivity and can't imagine anything better.

[@thetshadow999animates9]

@@dom7019??

[@thetshadow999animates9]

@@sl0playimagine a 34” 21:9 in the middle, two portrait monitors to the sides that reach 47” tall, and another 34” on top, that’d be insane.

[@TheQuickSilver101]

That's a lot of cash for a monitor with so many issues. I can't imagine that's going to be a big seller, and if it is I wonder how many folks are going to be unhappy with it

[@fynkozari9271]

This is why smart people are not early adopters. Unstable prices and products.

[@nemtudom5074]

Most people go into a store and buy the thing with the most cranked contrast levels without doing any research

[@KManAbout]

​@@fynkozari9271most smart people are early adopters. Those are the innovators.

[@KManAbout]

They just dint adopt crap

[@dom_deeroy]

Bought the monitor for coding and gaming and I have no complaints at all with it

[@Dionyzos]

I find it hard to get excited by new non OLED monitors after using one for a couple of years. The only reason I would get one of these would be for work and there's better options for that.

[@The_MEMEphis]

Mini led is better than OLED

[@peteyification]

I've never owned an OLED but I have owned a Plasma TV, and I'm surprised people are using a display so susceptible to burn-in as a gaming monitor. I think I'd be anxious every time I come across a game with a static HUD, as I am whenever someone wants to watch sports with a static scoreboard on my plasma.

[@hoofhearted4]

@@peteyification do you play 12+ hours a day every day with the same hud? i guess if you do, yea, burn in might be a concern. but if youre like 99.9% of other players, probably not playing a single game that much.

[@jasonwilliams6773]

If you read text a lot on your monitor having an OLED is terrible

[@RockyPrabowo]

I've tried one before for programming and to be honest I would rather have a great VA or IPS display since my eyes got tired relatively quickly when looking at text for a really long time on a OLED panel display compared to the common LCD. Also I'm not going to take a risk of a downtime and financial loss for a panel that will be useless once the permanent burn-in kicks in. OLED is amazing for media consumption though.

[@imopn]

Would have thought at this price they would have a couple of USBC ports that can output at least 90w

[@Fisustin]

Usually at this price category you don't have that, since the entire system will be optimized for maximum screen size / capabilities rather than just convenience. There may be some exceptions though in the mnostly productivity-aimed monitors that don't try to go for also gaming though :)

[@ciprianrobo]

You can get a super small GAN adapter that outputs 120w through 4 ports, why would you care about a usb output from the monitor? (Yes I understand it's extra money, but at that point for 60$ you can have something that you can even move and take with you when you travel)

[@JaniOllikainen]

@@ciprianrobo One cable docking the laptop.

[@ciprianrobo]

meh, at that point just get a dock and stick it under the table that switches hdmi, camera, mic, headphones, keeb and mouse all at the same time + charging.

[@JaniOllikainen]

@@ciprianrobo Why would I need all of those if I could have just the dock in the monitor. Why would I need HDMI switch?! I'm happy with my Dell U4919DW. And yes, I don't game.

[@Keyan9]

that unknown clip is to hang your mouse wire - it snaps onto the bottom of the monitor frame

[@gfyGoogle]

Imagine having a mouse wire

[@Aves_1]

Imagine caring about mouse wire being on your desk.

[@girlsdrinkfeck]

​@@gfyGoogleimagine having low battery

[@italianbasegard]

Imagine imagining about computer mice.

[@kevindellatore]

@@girlsdrinkfeckmy Gpro super light lasts like 3 weeks without charging. I’m also not at my pc 24/7 365

[@XeZrunner]

6:08 That is actually the window being translucent, the effect is called Mica. Because of the high (and wide) resolution, the blur is disproportionate to how it would usually look, so it looks like it's weird discoloration effects.

[@nicolaslsoto]

is there a way to mitigate this? is there an option to turn off translucence perhaps?

[@XeZrunner]

Windows Settings > Personalization > Colors > Transparency effects

[@tomppeli.]

Something like 800 for this would be a lot more appropriate than what they're asking for

[@yangashi]

Best I can do is 100$

[@TheEpicNewman]

Its on sale for $400 off right now lol

[@shawnhale-y7n]

i got it for 750

[@tehgzizlauw1787]

That's about how much this is going for right now but apparently this has issues with scan lines and overall quality, so not really much better than the equivalent Samsung Odyssey G9

[@quickflik3980]

There is one second hand near me for €699 with a 22month warranty is that worth it?

[@arg8763]

These are $899 on LG's own website, and $850 on Amazon right now. I think LG knows they messed this one up.

[@chalpua8802]

Thats literally the price that the G9 is. Its not meant to compete with the Neo G9.

[@dividead100]

I think you missed the comparison, specs wise it's a more or less a first gen G9. Would have liked to know if it's better, worse or more or less the same as that without having to look for a review and compare myself. You could have at least compared to the NEO G9 beyond the dimming zones. Tell me the price difference and if that one has better colors so I don't have to look for a review myself. I agree that regardless of that it's too expensive but that would have been a valid comparison and I don't think the flat 42" OLED is a valid comparison, I've used a 34" flat monitor and it's pretty annoying.

[@Grim_The_Reaper]

Linus tech tips has me so on guard about segways to sponsors. 5:14 “you know what else looks nice?” I verbally responded in a locking tone “this Segway, to our sponsor!” and wouldn’t you know it lmao

[@The_Voluptuary]

1:20 "...it might cost you about a hundred bucks." Everyone in the 49" curved monitor community already knows that there's only one reliable desk-mount monitor arm for screens like this, and it costs $400.

[@Amfibios]

which one? i have a all mount and i'm wondering if it could handle it

[@The_Voluptuary]

@@Amfibios The Ergotron HX + HD Pivot. To this day it’s the only one I ever see on the internet that everyone agrees holds this form-factor of monitor properly without sagging, bending or other damage over time. It’s also what I have, and I can recommend it, though it is the price of a high-end monitor itself. But if you’re already shelling out the kind of money that these monitors cost (I have a Samsung CRG9), you may as well just get this thing to secure the investment. At least, that was my mindset when I got it. There are likely a variety of wall mounts that can hold it since the weight distribution is far easier to manage when attached to vertical studs in a wall, but torque is a major concern since it’s curved, so for desk mounts I can only recommend that one.

[@Amfibios]

@@The_Voluptuary thanks for the response mate

[@ImmuneToKnives]

I had the first gen of these monitors and got rid of it after a couple of years. One thing that I hated was using it for gaming at full screen 10:05 your peripheral vision is zoomed in. You can kind of see when Plouffe pans left and right.

[@SwagKimbo]

That's FOV buddy.

[@JWSpradlin]

Honestly the banding and noise make this unacceptable for $900. I'm on a budget 144hz 24" VA panel monitor with an older 60hz IPS next to it, and I will absolutely stay away from VA for my next monitor. The color accuracy and vibrancy of my secondary monitor is loads above my main, however I cannot go back to 60hz. I may look into the 165hz Chinese monitor that Optimum just reviewed. Then the 144hz will go to my wife's computer.

[@strohmy9863]

I don't know why high refresh rate VA panels are even sold anymore. Everyone who experienced one bashes on them. They always get really terrible ghosting on dark objects. Why companies think it's acceptable to sell this trash for this much money is beyond me. I got a 144 Hz IPS Panel because LED was just too expensive at the time, and I am extremely happy with my purchase. Good color accuracy and fast response times with no ghosting or other artifacts. Only think that always kinda sucks with them is contrast, but it never really bothered me so far, even in dark environment games or movies.

[@JWSpradlin]

@@strohmy9863 I mean, I only spent like $150 on this monitor, and the 144hz has been great. I got it a few years back. I know there’s been many improvements since then, especially for IPS panels. But I agree, this seems like it supposed to be a “flagship” product, but doesn’t even have any sort of full-array local dimming. This should be maybe a $400 product. I also think the VESA “HDR” standards are a load of marketing bullshit. HDR1000 can mean a dozen things.

[@batt3ryac1d]

​@@strohmy9863idk my Samsung odyssey is the older VA one and it doesn't have any noticeable banding from straight on I think some va panels are just way shittier than others 😂

[@huttonberries768]

The Samsung VA panels are excellent though

[@nirodper]

@@batt3ryac1d I have a dell 1440p 165hz VA and it's great too

[@Juanmanriot]

It would have been awesome if they offered and IPS option.

[@dracer35]

I like the idea of these ultrawide monitors but I think I'll stick with my two 32" monitors for now until there is a decent OLED at a more reasonable price.

[@fynkozari9271]

Yeah I prefer 32 inch over 27 inch. Good for wallpaper engine. They make 2k monitors so small because they wanna keep pixel density. But I don't care.

[@TETRINO]

Unfortunately the only ultrawide OLED that exists atm is the Odyssey G9 OLED and while you can get a good deal on it, it has no burn-in warranty and is still at a minimum $1500.

[@lyndonmagnussen6743]

Probably take few years for that to happen even a 27 inch oled monitor cost 1000$ I can't imagine what a 49 inch oled monitor would cost asfar we know Samsung comes out with a 57 inch 8k monitor 240 hz that of no pc can push but it's 3300 they r making that instead of a 4k 49 inch oled only amd and Intel has the dp 2.1 you need but doubt they can

[@fynkozari9271]

@@lyndonmagnussen6743 my 2k 165hz acer predator ips was $600 in 2018. Look at the price now. Nobody wants ips glow in 2023.

[@TETRINO]

@@lyndonmagnussen6743 The 49 inch OLED G9 already exists. Price dependent on where you are in the world of course. Was released last month.

[@ZachryMedearis]

Does the old set still exist or are these sponsored vids just coming out late?

[@LKN117]

I guess the big question is. Now that the video has come out and I guess LG has seen it because posted link to the LG store page now has it at $899.99 on sale. Is it worth it at that price range?

[@RyouEmerald]

The PBP on that looks useful, the oled G9 for some reason didn't do the PBP that all the other G9 and other ultrawides did and it only splits it 16:9, Where before it was 21:9 and 11:9. I miss that on it.

[@notnerd3]

3:43 How many people actually have their monitor in the middle of a room rather than on a desk against the wall. This would be an absolute nightmare to plug something into the back when this is actually setup on your desk rather than just simply plugging into the bottom of the monitor.

[@JayvH]

When will you test the OLED G9 from Samsung?

[@johntoscano5874]

Hello mate, just got my lads this monitor for their ps5 for Xmas. I can’t get the monitor to output any audio! I can get a speaker tomorrow to plug into the USB but they can only hear the ps5 through their headsets. Does this monitor not have any speakers built in?! Shocking for a £1k monitor!!

[@kenzieduckmoo]

for an ultrawide like this, id have to run 2 cables to it and just use it as 2 different monitors, essentially the same as putting 2 1440p monitors side by side. and for that price, its not too bad, but given how its almost the price of 3 monitors (given that i usually see them around $300-350 each) i probably still wouldnt buy it

[@axeblade346]

3:56 I see a lot of Premium displays doing "premuim" IO moldings, The space around that IO looks worse that no-name brands cheapest monitors.

[@nagi603]

3:45 That placement is the worst you could do for a monitor arm... speaking from experience, be prepared to break a few connections if you push your arm back.

[@FlipperWolf]

9:30 I was surprised there was taht he didn't explain what PiP stands for and that there's no editor's note either, not really noob friendly

[@frankmthompson]

I'll have to disagree that a 48" is a good alternative, at least not for productivity work (which I know this is a gaming monitor). A monitor that size, when sitting that close, really benefits from the curve. I'm not saying this monitor is worth the price, but even my 43" LG (non-curved) is too big to comfortably use if you have to look around the screen. I end up putting items that I only reference occasionally (email/chat) on the sides and primarily utilize the center 50% (split into 25% 50% 25%).. I've been wanting to move to a curved 1000r display, but it seems like this one won't be it. Thanks for the great initial thoughts/review!

[@nathangabriel8888]

The ppi is the exact same as a 27” 1440p display. It just has extra pixels horizontally. It’s still 27” equivalent tall.

[@BeefIngot]

What I would want with this is a 16 by 9 virtual screen in the middle with 2 8 by 9 virtual screens (one on each side). This way, if ai want to watch movies I can spread it to the whole thing, but the melajority of the time it would just be 3 convenient monitors.

[@sadmanh0]

you can do that using Windows power toys. I have the Samsung equivalent of this and that's what I do.

[@zedboiii]

you let an AI watch movies in your pc? damn they're getting so powerful

[@massimiliano1306]

2:16 mouse Bungee. Clip It to the bottom of your monitor with mouse cable passing through

[@NicosLeben]

6:08 That "bending" is just your wallpaper shining through the window xD

[@kajurn791]

On LG's website it's listed at $899 which is an okay price given that would have it be around $100 cheaper than the old Odyssey G9 that it's competing with. At the price Plouffe mentioned in the video this monitor would be completely DoA given the neo G9 can be found for cheaper than that. But yeah, an OLED tv will get you a better gaming experience for most people at that price. If you want productivity there are cheaper 32:9 displays on the market.

[@edue_mrb]

Even at $1100 you can get a 21:9 34" QD-OLED that although only hits 175hz does look *much* nicer

[@Gamer-y3n4d]

From my past experience of large monitors based on VA panels... I wont make a mistake again.. only ips or if budget allows the OLED only

[@Mrlemar1]

I really need to know what Video you were playing (starting at 11:38 )and what channel that was.

[@octaviusrex5287]

please cover Samsungs G95SC, i saw the video before it was released but we need an in depth coverage of it after release!!!

[@seiferleonheart]

After getting a Neo G9 around an year ago, I don't want anything that's not at least the same size for a monitor. I don't hate the fact that more manufacturers want to compete with Samsung. I'm just not seeing why anyone would get this over the G9, if looking for this type of monitor.

[@GreenTurts]

Wait did he open up firefox to show an HDR video? firefox does not support HDR so anything you are seeing is SDR in firefox, can we get some clarification on that?

[@Soundwave857]

I kinda want 4:5 screens back. like a 32" 120Hz 4:5. that would be badass

[@nova5224]

I have a G9 neo, it is the single biggest upgrade I've had in gaming experience in years. My next monitor will be the G9 55" 4k monitor, I dont know if I can ever go back to something not 32:9 or massively curved.

[@christopherlenahan3906]

That little clip is a mouse/headphone cable holder. I use it with mine and love the complete lack of mouse cable drag.

[@DankNugs42]

Buy a C2?? Where the heck are you able to still fine one? Didn't pull the trigger a couple months ago and am regretting it now...

[@italian316]

For fixing the HDR problem in gaming there a Realtime HDR Analyzing Tool + Reshade is a game changer

[@JustinJamesJeep]

I think its hilarious that one of my favourite youtube trends in tech to stick around is the unboxing peels

[@YOEL_44]

My 1st gen Sansung QLED when changing the response speed it makes no difference at all, it just doesn't work that feature, fortunatelly is not an issue, images in movement are quite clean already.

[@jackpowell9276]

For a while the Ergotron HX with high strength pivot was the only screen able to hold a samsung G9. this might be similar which is a very expensive arm, those considering screens like this should check out the prices as well as have a 140cm+ deep desk.

[@aaronazzcalibur589]

Do you think at the end of these videos you could drop someother recommendations of monitors that are about the same size. or price. even if its just a quick list.

[@ryankline8188]

Hi guys, would you mind taking a look at 1 or more mini led monitors? The 2 brands that stand out are INNOCN and KTC, competing with Coolermaster

[@H0w3r]

do you guys have/plan on having a video overview/review for the latest and greatest 49" from samsung with their OLED tech ? I know you took a look at it at CES but any plans for a follow up ?

[@Kentaku3]

Wheres your guys review of the OLED G9???

[@th0m]

3:35 this style of I/O on the back of the monitor is great for micro-reviews or reviews, but absolutely terrible to live with. The ports are typically all surface mount soldered, and this design puts a ton of stress on those solder joints from just the weight of the cable over time. See how much northridge fix loves the lg ultrafine 5k for example. Can confirm it’s a problem with the 34bk95u ultrawide as well even trying to relieve as much stress as possible on the port

[@Bllfrnd]

"Arm for about 100 bucks" Ergotron: hold my beer

[@christopher-tg5zv]

LG 49GR85DC no longer sold but their is the LG 49GR85DC-B what changes they have made i don't really know

[@Garrison64]

Much prefer all the ports straight out of the back like that

[@valvejob4215]

Trying to mess with a samsung against the wall is annoying but not sure if its possible to even do on this one.

[@squidwardo7074]

@@valvejob4215 yep i guess its fine if you have your desk in the middle of the room but if you arent a millionaire with a mansion and enough space to do that the ports on the bottom is much better. who even unplugs and replugs it often enough that its annoying?

[@inkilingofakind]

It's weird they're putting this out after Samsung has announced their new g9 od-oled monitor. Will this even compete? So how far back is their backlog of videos?

[@JosefCZ]

Hi, Thank for great video. Do you have anybody this monitor please? I just bought one and it is noisy! Looks like there is low quality fan... Is it only my piece please? Not super noisy but I can see it during office work.

[@ImNotPalmer]

Do you have any recommendations for a pretty small monitor as a vertical secondary monitor?

[@ager6034]

Thank you for details. I'm looking 49 inch monitor. I confused Samsung Odyssey neo g9. Which one the best for gaming?

[@c4USSR72]

$100 for an arm? Can you link it? I only know of ergotron that on top of arm you need to buy special hinge that is about $500

[@Mariscos420]

That's a lot of open box deals on the 45 OLED version of LGs ultrawide. Even lower in price once on sale

[@tomato112]

I have the same dimming issue on my LG 38WN95C. There is a setting hidden in the menus somewhere that allows you to tone it down, it does get pretty annoying tho

[@zeveroarerules]

Will this come with a subscription for use?

[@Theonewhosit]

G9 OLED video when?

[@The-Blighted]

How would one get a replacement screen, mine recently dropped and my screen is cracked and has a black spot. Where could i get a replacement?

[@The_Geomencer]

First, thank you for this honest review. I need to know... if I have to choose... this model OR the Samsung g9 neo with the mini led??? I know all the issue with the g9 but... im totally lost... Thanks!

[@NaudVanDalen]

The local dimming on the Neo G9 is so much better than these crappy 10 vertical zones, which should just be turned off.

[@isbestlizard]

Just give me a 4K 34ish inch OLED with a 120hz+ refresh rate. That's all I want. Just make one ffs.

[@tronique5736]

If you are looking for a 4k ultrawide... well these don't exist. A 4k 34" ultrawide would be about 50% more pixels than a regular 4k display... that's pretty tough to drive. If you just mean a big 4k display that's 120+ hz and oled, well there are several. Most of them are TVs, to be fair

[@ItzJustTrev]

@@tronique5736 Yeah but the smallest those typically go is 42" which for most people is too big for a monitor.

[@Dionyzos]

I switched from 48" to 42" recently and I think I wouldn't go any lower for gaming. Once you get used to the size it's great.

[@askkutay]

Those should be available in 2-3 years. if you are ok with wqhd instead of wuhd resolution, check samsung odyssey oled g8

[@SphinxKingStone]

I said the same thing on the previous ultrawide monitor review

[@TibbyWorcester]

wouldnt mind know what the leg stand depth is as ive a 2 tier desk

[@BustaChimes]

My guy saying 108 ppi isnt bad like thats not that same as at regular 27" 1440p panel

[@oliverelias1356]

I was wondering if I work with Photoshop or illustrator and I need to use lines, Do these ones look deformed. Because I've seen a lot of videos where people say that the lines start deforming and look curved

[@ELCrisler]

Amazing that you can get the 45" OLED fron LG for around $1500. Sure it has a lower resolution and PPI but the image quality is beyond amazing.

[@Dionyzos]

You can get them on sale every year in spring for way less than 1k. I got my 42" C2 for 700€ which is a steal.

[@ELCrisler]

@@Dionyzos sorry talking about the 49" 21:9 display :-)0

[@birdsoup777]

Have a Samsung C49RGR9 since 2019. Same light columns in HDR. In SDR mode c49 is soo bright, you would think HDR is on.

[@johnb0815]

2:17 I have that small clip lying around too. no idea what it is. anyone here knows?

[@ManuelVasquezCruz]

I just want to know with all these new monitors, where the **** are the dp 2.1 monitors

[@BigSteelThrill]

Can it push it... Does it have HDMI 2.1 and DP 2.1 or is just bullcrap? sigh - hdmi says no go. and VA ugh.

[@MadGelo]

After OLED, not going back to VA...lol

[@ninetendopesaitama2107]

After oled not going back to lcd. ☮️

[@MadGelo]

​@@ninetendopesaitama2107yes, LCD is dead for me

[@zodiacfml]

Now at $900, still no match to an LG OLED TV.

[@imjody]

Sadly, I will never EVER go back to any inferior technology to OLED now that I've got a taste of the Gigabyte Aorus FO48U gaming monitor. This thing is absolutely INCREDIBLE. I use HDR everywhere and it's honestly the most incredible thing I've ever laid my eyes on. Impossible (for me at least) to go back to any LED tech.

[@sabo4357]

I wish more monitor Makers Disigned there Stands to be Desk Monted or Created a Add on or Accessory Mount that can use the Stand minus the Feet/Base.

[@AlexTheNinja007]

We really need a review set of VESA display mountable stands.

[@rodneynasir8089]

This monitor is on sale for $850 which I think is a good price

[@dzejkic9505]

I just got the monitor and I must say, this thing is a beast, yes, the local dimming is a bit shite but can be turned off and that`s when this thing comes into play, fucking hell its amazing :D

[@hunn20004]

The thing i Hate about the Odessey Neo G9. Theres the VN version with 1000 dimming zones, and then theres the new 2x4k version

[@isbestlizard]

Lol the blacks are like, 40% greyscales off-axis

[@mickielgroves3905]

I have the 2 non curve lg ultra gears 32in and love how to input is same as this had msi ones b4 which had them on the bottom nightmare for unplugging or pluging something in

[@xehP]

I ended up getting the Philips Evnia 49M2C8900 as it’s basically the same but QD-OLED

[@Wobble2007]

These LCD monitors are just not meant for gaming or watching content on, but they are great for desktop use, surfing the net, watching KZbin and so on, anything that requires good quality pixels, blacks, colours, motion etc, you need RGB OLED or CRT for, sadly RGB OLED isn't available yet, only the matt finish QD-OLED or WOLED monitors, these are worse than the gorilla glass miniLED monitors for gaming on tbh, for me CRT is the only decent tech for gaming on, but hopefully 2024/2025 will see dual-stack RGB-OLED monitors with decent motion resolution and clarity, they just need to modulate the panel at 1000hz+, better yet, use native raster-scan, with dual-stack OLED that has native raster-scaning we might finally catch back up to last generation CRT monitors, it's only been 25+ years lol.

[@DangoNetwork]

Try comparing it to the OG G9. Both VA with edge lid zones.

[@NigelMelanisticSmith]

Samsung has gotten better with names, while LG apparently went into Alphabet hell lol

[@Simon-tr9hv]

I used to have a neo g9, its fine on paper but i find that most game doesnt works with 32 by 9 ratio, plus its lot of wasted pixel in your outer field of view thats just wasting gpu processing power, sure its more immersive but id rather have 10 to 20 more fps compare to 21 by 9. Its not great for content consumptions either, since you will get huge black bar on either side which you essentially using a 16 by 9, at least with ultrawide 21 by 9, movies looks amazing filling the whole screen

[@sinistergrin7053]

Please review the Philips Evnia 34M2C8600 monitor!

[@TheVirtualArena24]

What is delta e anyways??

[@epicdude999]

I think you should probably go for a Samsung Odyssey Neo G9 or whatever it is in this form factor

[@alexandsimba]

Yup. Like the host said, LG trying to sell monitor features instead of an actual good display. Anyone who buys it should be slapped for not buying a cheaper 42inch or 48inch OLED or Samsung's NEO G9 if they must have a big display.

[@ryanespinoza7297]

This has the same specs as the original g9 which was outclassed by the Neo entirely. I don’t see how this makes sense to release although it is much cheaper

[@blake5521]

does this monitor maintain the 240hz when put in picture by picture mode?

[@amID0n]

Nope. 120 Hz.

[@Eminetics]

Lost me at “it’s a VA panel” 😅

[@FIintztone]

Finally a built in power supply from LG

[@naryanr]

well this video just stopped LG from selling any more monitors.

[@IdealIdeas100]

32:9 is cool and all, but I cant wait for a 48:9, 7680x1440 monitor.

[@JasonB808]

Don’t got that crazy monitor. But I game on my 43” LG Nanocell 4K TV with HDR all the time. The out of the box video settings for that tv wasn’t great. Color accuracy was a bit off, and auto color boost was set too high. Normally people would turn auto contrast and auto color boost off but to me. Turning those settings off made it look washed out. I just had to use a free App Called THX Tune up to calibrate the Color saturation, shift the tint to slightly to Red, then shift color temperature slightly to blue. I also set auto color boost to low. My gaming experience with that TV is pretty good now. It’s only 60hz but just turning on Vsync and capping fps to 60 works really well. With low latency mode on. It feels a lot smoother than 60fps. HDR looks pretty good too. I get perfect darkness with bright highlights that can be piercingly bright. Basically I don’t think people should judge a TV or Monitor with out of the box settings.

[@nemtudom5074]

7:11 Its really not. Thats like a 720p screen on a phone, its absurdly low