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THIS is the LG UltraGear 48GQ900, and it's quite possibly the ultimate gaming monitor! It sports a 4K resolution, OLED technology, 138Hz refresh rate, and more. Let's see just how "ultimate" it is...
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[@Hammercannon]

Just got the LG C2 42" oled. its amazing. lg really putting in work

[@luissantiago5163]

Man that's a big boi. Neat stuff! I'll stick with my old cheap 4k TV for now but definitely wanna go OLED one day

[@YonOtto]

got the 48inch C1 back in April for £750. I was after a 4k 120hz 1ms OLED Gsync etc... but actual ''monitors'' of the same calibre were around £2000. It was a no brainer. LG are owning the gaming market with these displays. I also found the size is amazing for immersion. I sit back in my chair so I'm three feet away. Looks great and plays well.

[@funkysmokee8764]

three feet is barely 1 metre ... it's not very far ... normally with a monitor you sit anywhere from 30 to 60 cm away ... so 3ft for a display that big is pretty close, imo.

[@YonOtto]

@@funkysmokee8764 I came from a 27inch and went to 48 It fills your view, I wanted to at least try it. Will never go back to a tiny monitor ever again. You adjust quickly. Great immersion. Imagining moving back to a tiny monitor makes me laugh at the small area you look at. My friend came round to see what it was like and he instantly switched and bought one himself.

[@samkau7652]

love your videos keep up the good work!!!!

[@GregSalazar]

Thanks for watching!

[@gavingi5875]

a week in with mine ... changing the scaling in windows settings made a huge difference. I went from the 300% recommended scaling to 150%. I am old and half blind .. experiment till you are happy. Unfortunately I don't have a 4K game ... now I have to get one : )

[@oagilenamoshe1831]

That head bobbing @10:36 sent to the moon laughing... Greg ma man... You're a natural entertainer.

[@bsrhoad]

I've been using the LG Ultragear 48" monitor for a month. I am a software engineer who works from home, and this monitor works well for that purpose, although I still prefer my 2nd dedicated development setup, which uses a Samsung 49" CRG9 Dual QHD Curved QLED. The Ultragear 48" really shines at gaming, which is what I have been using it primarily for. I got used to the size rather quickly, and now am able to play FPS, top down RPG's, 3rd person games with no problem. The emmersion is unbelievable, and must be experienced in person. If you have the $$, I would highly recommend this monitor for gaming.

[@sylvainh2o]

So in 21:9 aspect ratio the screen gets smaller top and bottom. It's kind of sad that a 48inch isn't even native Ultrawide.

[@vadyakhan]

How about watching movies?

[@bsrhoad]

@@vadyakhan movies look good, but it's not what I use it for. I watch movies on my television in the comfort of my living room.

[@bsrhoad]

@@sylvainh2o wtf, if you want ultrawide ratio, why not just purchased an ultrawide monitor?

[@sylvainh2o]

@@bsrhoad Many Tvs now offer a better price to performance ratio specially in Oled and Miniled and offers much more screen real estate for the same price even reduced at 21:9 when gaming certain games you still get more screen and you can switch to full TV for movies and other games etc.

[@SoMiSongbird]

Definitely would use this as a “TV” type of gaming setup with consoles as well

[@joshgoldsworthy]

Great review Spengler!

[@dagrimmreepa]

I'm super excited for the new LG ultrawide OLED one coming next year

[@jwags24]

It’s amazing the prices of OLED going down. I’m excited for the next year in gaming monitors.

[@begley9]

I'm trying very hard not to get the alienware 34 in curved oled option they have..

[@ZachLDB]

@@begley9 Look up the LG 27GR95QE . 27” 240hz “0.03ms” 2560x1440 OLED. $1,000 and it’s a flat panel!

[@tiger1chu]

@@ZachLDB I hope they bring out a 32" version of that monitor

[@Games_and_Tech]

@@ZachLDB that's the dream!

[@adrianyeager6463]

@@ZachLDBwhat’s your opinion on the 42” LG C2? (OLED42C2PUA)

[@gamersodyssey8387]

It's great I bought it about 2 months ago it takes a little to get used to the size but I could never go back to anything else

[@hokayson6518]

I just bought the 42" C2 over Black Friday, that's plenty big enough for my desk thank you! Also only £699!

[@Digigavuk]

Yikes, that will teach me to buy on relase day.. £1300 mine cost.. I should have waited since i was already using a LG C9 for my PC monitor -.-.

[@hokayson6518]

@@Digigavuk Oof, that is a big price drop in

[@imnotusingmyrealname4566]

This monitor currently costs 726.80£ here in Austria and I must say I prefer it. No smart TV bloat, DisplayPort and everything I would want in a TV/monitor (I don't watch TV programme so I don't need the tuner, I just use my PC for media).

[@hokayson6518]

@@imnotusingmyrealname4566 wow that's a really good price! 48" is definitely too big for my desk though, even the 42" is a bit large tbh. I would certainly prefer having DP & not having to use a remote control to turn my 'monitor' on & off though! I took the TV to my friend's house to play some games, & once I was there I found I'd forgotten the remote...luckily his older C9 remote still turned mine on/off!

[@ramonosuke]

Been using using the LG C2 42” for a month and loving it. Thought 42 inch would be too big, but I got used to it within hours. Now that 2k OLED is soon to be a thing, LG is changing the game and I could never go back to ips

[@Javious]

Fellow C2 42" user here, been using it for a couple months now, can't go back to anything else tbh.

[@Dagger_323]

Got mine about a week ago. It's phenomenal. Ironically, it's the perfect size for my desk. I think many people overestimate how big it will be and as a result end up missing out on what it has to offer. Granted, it takes quite a bit of color calibration to get right, but Hardware Unboxed did a great video that included calibration settings and their recommendations work perfectly - it produces far more accurate colors after calibration than my previous monitor. Frankly none of the panel care features like auto-dimming or pixel shift bother me at all. The lightning-fast response time is just another tip in its favor in addition to the true deep black levels. I don't think I could ever go back to IPS or VA after gaming on an OLED.

[@Mustang1984]

Isn't that a tv? Does it have high refresh rate?

[@Dagger_323]

@@Mustang1984 Yeah it's _the_ TV, probably the best one right now for gaming. 4K 120Hz over HDMI 2.1, so NVIDIA 30 series or newer can take full advantage of it.

[@Mustang1984]

@@Dagger_323 Oh nice, so my 3080ti would work with it. I've never played on an OLED or even seen one actually. So it should be a treat when I get one.

[@bobbrian1969]

For Call of Duty, go into interface options, and turn both HUD sliders down from 100 (default) to zero. This will make a drastic difference using a screen this size.

[@DejaVu0]

wow monitors have come a long way. I recall paying pretty close to this price for my Acer Predator x34 ultra wide when it was new. (that was about 6 years ago)

[@hpd_hero]

Same!!

[@civicbattlefieldgaming1501]

Hell yeah I can’t wait to get me one I need to upgrade for my gaming set up. I’m new on streaming on KZbin. I play a lot of video games.

[@thetruthhurtsu]

That’s a very big pic Monitor. Also hope you had a great holiday with the family Greg 👍🏽

[@Pbenter]

I bought this from B&H and have been using it for about two weeks. I was looking for a one screen solution where I could work (software development), pc game, and couch game. This fits that perfectly! I was previously using two 1440p 165Hz IPS displays and I have really enjoyed the extra real estate this offers when working. The inclusion of the display port was key for me as I currently have a 2080 Super. Not really a 4k 120Hz+ card but it is usable until I can upgrade. Since this is a monitor you can wake the screen by moving the mouse or pressing a key on the keyboard. If the screen is too large for you when sitting right in front of it you can put it in ultrawide mode which reduces the screen size and resolution by putting large black bars on the top and bottom of the screen. However, LG did have to make some changes to the behavior of the display to prevent burn in: 1: The standard brightness isn’t that great. I have to use it at full brightness during the day, and my office does not get a ton of light. Most games look “brighter” because of HDR. It is far from being bad. But you won’t be happy with this in a super-bright environment. 2: The anti-glare coating is a trade off. Yes, this greatly reduces reflections but it also makes colors pop less than LG OLED counterparts.

[@JBlakeS23]

Mine does a damn pixel cleaning everytime I turn it off. Know how to space that out?

[@Pbenter]

@@JBlakeS23 I didn’t see an option to disable it, however I don’t find it annoying since it only happens when turning off.

[@midicronica1]

I can’t see myself trading my multi-monitor setup for this massive display. I feel like it’s too big lol.

[@bananaramabananza]

@@JBlakeS23 there's an option to turn that off in settings, it's under oled care near the bottom of the list

[@dp1927]

also DP is the only way you can do 120hz on 4k with apple silicone macs

[@sneakypete830]

I have the LG C2 42" and before that I had the LG C1 48"... Both as a PC monitor and I can handle the 48" but it's just a tad bit too big for my liking. Once I went to the 42", it's damn near perfect. I'll never go back to traditional PC monitor. I really hope they make this model in a 42"

[@joeshmoe9233]

they do make a 42" OLED monitor. It came out at the same time as this one.

[@ootmllk608]

This is exactly what I’ve been looking for. Thanks for exposing me to this monitor.

[@WebbTech1]

Thanks for this! I was really blown away by the price...this is the 1st OLED panel so far that may actually be within reach! I will say this though: I would be more inclined for a 32" or 34" curved version...just because my current monitor is a 32" curved. But yes, very impressed by this monitor.

[@IndyMiraaga]

Samsung has a few decent curved options in the 4k range with the Odyssey Neo series. But Gigabyte also has their Aorus FO48U which competes with the LG display Greg showed, it dropped as low as $750 USD within the past few weeks and has additional features such as USB-C and 144Hz OC.

[@Clove_Parma]

@@IndyMiraaga This is true, but those models are QLED LCD panels as opposed to OLED (except for the Odyssey G8 34").

[@amiller2121]

@@Clove_Parma The Aorus is an OLED.

[@MLGenie]

Alienware has had qd oled for almost a year now too

[@00BainStriker00]

LG plans on making a 32 inch OLED monitor but don't know if it'll be curved yet. I have a 32" 1800R curved monitor so I get what you mean. Too used to the curve to go back to a flat panel at 32 and above now and I don't want to settle for a 27 inch at 4k

[@Im1CrazyCow]

Greg , LG has a New UltraGear Curved 45 in 240 hz OLED coming too i cant wait to see reviews on !!!

[@m4nc1n1]

I play on an 85" Samsung Mini-Led with a 3090 from the couch in my 7.3.4 Home Theater. It is glorious. I use an LG C1 48" on my desk and I love it too.

[@davidgiles9751]

I bought the LG 42 Flex OLED a couple of weeks ago and it's been amazing so far. The variable "flex" feature makes gaming (simming) on it fantastic. Having said that, if LG made a 48" Flex OLED, I think I could easily be sold on replacing my 42 Flex with one.

[@4thNebula]

I would like a large OLED panel to be able to have 2 or more windows side by side since I often refer back and forth for drawing etc. and sitting a few feet further for gaming would be great. A monitor like this would be great as a TV too. I have LED now but sure would like fast refresh and the sharp lettering one gets with OLED over even Mini-LED. Also considering the LG C2 OLED 48 inch but this looks better even though $400 more.

[@MBeeezy]

sick bb record on the wall!

[@mmcpa]

I love mine. I have a 40" LG curved non-OLED, and I just love this 48" beast.

[@thomasfischer9259]

I stopped reading at non-OLED, no one cares dude lol

[@igotdembombs]

Been kicking myself for missing the black friday deal. Hoping it goes back on sale please.

[@styxxtheanimal5720]

OMG i need 3 of these for my Sim Racing set up 😎😎

[@kalitvenec]

how many times have I watched the monitor review, but I noticed this smoothness and frequency only in the WoT benchmark on tank tracks

[@ricsim78]

I love my 42" LG C2 EVO OLED, best monitor ever! I originally bought the 43" Sony X85K, not a bad TV but the black levels and everything else on the LG is way better! OLED is where it is at, currently because nothing else compares.

[@emsss78]

This paired with a 4090 and MSFS will be heaven 😍😍

[@michaeldunn5362]

love it!! ..... I use the lg 55' inch.. its 120. at 1080p but not 4k. love this option. bigger monitor is good for simulator games id say.. glad to see more options now..

[@michaeldunn5362]

@Greg_salazar1 scamer

[@MBandet0]

Now the ad vid is done, can u do sone long term pc use testing? Love to see how it fairs over time since this is the pc focused oled screen

[@ironmaiden5658]

If you want to use gsync you need to cap the frame rate to 4 frames lower than the monitor Hz. If you don’t you will be using vsync and not gsync. So for this monitor you should set a frame cap to 134. I recently got the LG C1 TV. 4K, 48”, 120hz, gsync, HDR. The option of a display port would have been nice. Getting the C1 forced me to buy a 3080ti so I could use HDMI 2.1.

[@hujosh8693]

do you feel very vague but noticeable vertical lines in pure gray gradience image like the windows task bar? I just bought one and found very noticeable vertical lines in pure gray image. i just returned it although i still think it was a fault unit and the normal ones won't find those grids. Please let me know thanks.

[@michaelthompson9798]

Nice looking OLED, very sleek, and awesome to see a DisplayPort on the rear. The speakers at 40w are terrific and would sound amazing. I’m using a 55” LG CX OLED in my living space and it’s gorgeous to watch tv or play games. It’s hard to go back from OLED once you’ve used it 🤣😂😅. Ahhhhhh, first world problems 🤦🤦‍♂🤦‍♀😏

[@failomas1443]

amazing screen for playing Star Citizen, but more over, what is that watermark ? Greg! during cod there were a big windows watermark XD

[@bam530530]

Running a C1 48 on my sim rig and a C2 48 on my gaming PC . Just wish they had display port like that one.

[@Mr.Coffee117]

Just got this monitor for $852 on Amazon thanks to memorial day sale. Cant wait for it to arrive Wednesday

[@jadeprinces]

yeah it have everything and one year warranty that is just perfect couldn't be better

[@Skott62]

Just bought their LG 42" C2 Evo 4k tv. $500 off through Best Buy($799). Finally moving up to 4k gaming.

[@LA_Designer]

Try playing a first person shooter on a 48" monitor sitting right in front of you. The only way that'll be suitable is if you have a very deep desk or can wall mount it far enough.

[@ericbaxter3944]

I love the Dell Alienware Ultrawide 32" the colors and contrast are amazing.

[@spdcrzy]

That shot at 9:15 HOLY SHIT THE COLOR ACCURACY. I thought there was actual dirt on screen until I realized it was in game dirt on your windows O_O

[@vidjagames72]

The optical out is an awesome and unexpected feature. I've been looking forward to more OLED monitors coming out and that is the icing on the cake for me and it looks like its coming to their upcoming 27" 1440p OLED and the 45" ultrawide OLED as well. The headset I've got uses optical for console audio and I currently have to use an HDMI switch that is only HDMI 2.0 to get optical audio (series X removed the optical from the console, and if I had a PS5 they did the same thing). I may just have to get one of these because of that (unless any of the coming QD OLEDs also add it as a feature)

[@frogslayer4849]

On sale right now for $899?!?! That seems like a really great price!

[@iTsJesusBruh]

same here when i started to play cod i use to play on a big screen tv and when i got a monitor i got into it quick but when i tried to play on a big screen and i just couldnt play at all my aim was not looking good lol

[@marioStortuga]

Wish I saw this earlier bought several a few days ago would of used your link

[@turnerflorence9658]

I absolutely love my LGC2 but something no one tells you about oled is that in a dark room oled displays feel like their melting your eyes.

[@MelvinRodriguezxTNGx]

What you mean?

[@Evilcitizen]

man you can tell the glare on the oled was way less once you see the glare coming off your tv in the background

[@L0oseScrew.]

Please review the new lg flex tv love your reviews they in depths and informative

[@portogonzales7027]

I already use the LG 48CX6LA Oled for 2 years now as gaming monitor on my PC, it also has Gsync/Freesync, 4K/120hz and HDMI 2.1... If you go OLED, you never want back! 😎

[@pa-pyro2804]

I dove into pc gaming from standard consol systems 3 years ago and the benefits are to many to list but since then I can't use controllers it feels like slow motion. It's so weird seeing control players on pc except with racing games without a wheel

[@gumo346]

I am waiting for the 32 inch version of this. It's coming soon.

[@gumo346]

@Greg_salazar1 I got you something too.

[@ButterflySimmer]

My poor desk won't be able to fit this Monitor, just about fit a 24' with a portrait 22'. Looks really cool tho

[@Dr-CthulhuOfRlyeh]

I remember having a 47" HDTV from 2006-2015. Now that size is a desk monitor 😅

[@actschp1]

I want to see this as a triple monitor setup on your racing rig.

[@boedilllard5952]

If they released a 55" curved oled with a 32:9 ratio, I'd be thrilled. I could use it for gaming AND work. A ton of my clients would want them.

[@XxViciousxX]

Actually game on a 48 in LG C1 it's hooked up to my main PC with a 13900KF and RTX 4090. Got it on a monitor arm with some speakers underneath. I actually do better in Esports games on my C1 as it has near-instant response no ghosting and it's such a big TV that I can an eye on a target easier. But I still agree with you for your average FPS later is probably too big I'm defiantly an exception to the rule on that one.

[@t3chn0m0]

Then I am an exception too :) . I also run an C1 48" with an 4090 but with an R9 7900X. I dont have any issues at all with fps games. I think tracking is much easier and the immersion is a dream.

[@califorupha1574]

When I looked at the thumbnail I knew it was the 48 inch oled ultragear. Anyways I’ll be reviewing it and giving my input here. I really love the display absolutely gorgeous. Though I heard some people complained about matte finish instead of gloss which is definitely a bummer but it still produces color way better than other monitors I’ve used. Burns-in I wouldn’t worry about too much since lg covers you with warranty and oled care features. Hmm if you are playing competitive games maybe it’s not the best since it’s really huge because it’s 48 inch and it can be a let down, which is why majority of pro stick to small size TN Panels because of ultra less latency and there is not enough oled monitors out in the market besides the upcoming 1440p version of LG oled. Auto input source hasn’t been a problem since it does detect my PC, not sure about my PS5 but I would double check again just to make sure. Wish oled panels were brighter because that’s one of my huge cons of this monitor. I also wouldn’t even consider this as “monitor” since it’s a TV size but let’s just call it one because of the features it has that no one cares about. These are just the nitpicky stuff I’m pointing out but it’s better to know than not to know. Overall I say it’s aight. Not the best but decent. Anyways I keep it real with you Gs and heading out. Peace ✌️

[@TheSometimeAfter]

Who the fk are you?

[@Raxsephon]

Nice video, thanks, just one question, how about the color accuracy? can be use for color design? Plz if you can test that

[@WeWhoSurvived]

Years ago when I found you on my personal account I watched a little bit but ultimately un-subbed. I felt like you were a bit of a know it all or something? I don't even know. Looking back I don't really think that was the case. But now that I started my own channel, you've been recommended to me again so many years later and I must say you are now one of my favorite Techtubers period. I watch you so much, the Fix or Flop series is amazing. Thanks for what you do Greg! I think it was actually me and not you. But I'm happy to be a viewer now! I'm building a new PC because Premiere's chugging a bit and even though i've built before watching your videos has given me a lot of confidence in case I run into issues and some new perspectives on maybe where to look, both when you get it right and get it wrong.

[@harshbarj]

I don't have a OLED monitor, but I do have the Samsung Galaxy Tab S8 Ultra and LOVE how OLED looks. I'd love to have all my monitor as OLED. Cost though is a massive problem. But OLED panels are great for fast paced games and offer epic movie watching. When the display shows black, it's BLACK. With luck OLED will be the display tech going forward.

[@Clouder77]

Thoughts on 45in curved one coming out? It’s 1440P, but 240hz.

[@amarxfn]

I just got this for 899 a week ago it’s fantastic!

[@LarryJ602]

Waiting for their ultrawide OLED next month

[@michaellatta]

How is the sub-pixel layout for text?

[@ChadKenova]

I'm thinking of picking this monitor up today. I have 3 main rigs 7950X3d 4090 on an LG CX TV, 5800X3d Ftw 3 3080ti on a 3440x1440p 144hz gsync display and lastly a 7800X3d Nitro 7900XTX on a 1440p 144hz Freesync display. While my 2 ips monitors look fine after playing games on an Oled, it really makes me want a new oled gaming display for my xtx. It will also be great for my ps5 or SX.

[@MarcoGPUtuber]

I just bought the Gigabyte FO48U for half off yesterday. Funny coincidence.

[@FaddyMatty]

I keep waiting for oled monitors to be in the 27-32 inch range so I can get one. 48 is just to large to me.

[@christofernystrom2840]

There is a 27" 240hz 1440p oled on the way.

[@LukeJukeDuke]

With my first personl use computer, i have a 21.5 inch monitor, i would seriously love to use a 48 inch monitor, for both game immersion and watch shows and anime after a tough match in warzone.

[@allenpost3616]

Nice monitor! I've been using the 48 cx over 2 years as a pc monitor, I had a time when I first got it getting an hdmi 2.1 cable that would work. Thankfully now days there easy to come by. No issues with burn in so far, if I'm away doing something I put up a full screen f11 solid black background I made with ms paint to turn off all the pixels. If all your oled pixels are off, then there can be no burn in. If and when something happens to my cx, I'll replace it with a monitor like this for sure.

[@frogslayer4849]

Wouldn't it be easier just to turn off the monitor or have it go into sleep mode? If all your pixels are "off" (which I highly doubt they are) then your screen would be cold upon start up anyway. Sounds like an overcomplicated solution to a non problem...

[@allenpost3616]

@@frogslayer4849 So with OLED's they have infinite contrast so when there is a black image or a shadow in a film or game there is zero light emission. In a pitch black room there is no light whatsoever coming from the tv with a 100% black image up. So for my use it is easier just to leave the unit on. The only time I turn off the tv is when I have my comp powered off.

[@iBarNyz_PR]

Im been using the LG CX 48" for more than 8,000 hours, and cero burned in.

[@golimonkey]

I use 42 inch lg tv as monitor for years now. Its great, cannot go back...

[@flottenheimer]

How about dimming, when doing stuff on the desktop? Is it as bad as on the LG OLED TVs.

[@AvoidAlex]

Greg: “Look at how good this thing looks from behind” Me: Everything reminds me of her 😓

[@CRE4MPIE]

Did they fix the issues with autodimming and using it for normal desktop use ? I had a C1 and after about a month couldn't stand the auto-dimming any more ;( Greats for just gaming, but all round had a few issues :(

[@gamediario3579]

This monitor have the option to change aspect ratio to 21:9 like LG C2 have?

[@anttikoponen5040]

I am playing fps games with my LG 42C2 oled in ultrawide 21:9 mode. Much easier to eyes and runs faster than native 4k. So LG 42C2 is perfect for 40" 21:9 ultrawide gaming in 3840x1600. resolution.

[@ShortyHappens]

Does Greg stream on twitch? Would totally watch his game streams!

[@krissy_h7854]

Thank you for taking a look at this thing it would be perfect for me and will most likely be my next upgrade as soon as I can afford it.

[@tonybeckett66]

Please leave it in my stocking this Christmas

[@OttomanBeats]

the reviews mentioned that there is an auto dimming problem. Have you found a fix for it?

[@assessingearth9815]

For those that like the ease to drive and height of a 1440p 32 in monitor but want something a bit wider, LG is releasing a 45 in OLED Curved Ultrawide on Dec 12th (lg-45gr95qe-b). 3440 x 1440 (84PPI), DCI-P3 98.5%, 240Hz refresh, HDR10.

[@hiashorst2261]

just so you know 45 inch at 1440p is pretty garbage... atleast for me it whould be to blurry... no offense you can do with your money what you want but for that price (i belive it was 1599$ something abot that) its pretty bad... it whould be nice if it was 34 ~ inch

[@Antidepressiva1980]

@@hiashorst2261 I agree, such a low PPI is off setting me too.

[@britishempires]

Considering this only has freesync premium and not the better freesync premium pro - is the HDR being affected in anyway??? Thanks.

[@teytag8844]

Do any of the settings allow you to 'shrink' the display area? Say I want to limit the monitor to only show 27" in the middle with black filling in the rest of the monitor space. I googled around but couldn't find a concrete answer, thanks in advance!

[@vadyakhan]

I swear to god i saw that option somewhere on the internet, but now i can't find it and nobody can confirm it.

[@NovaProtogen]

If they took this exact design and shrunk it down to 32” or 27” then it would be perfect. Also 1440p 240 or 165hz would be better than 4k at those sizes.

[@christophervanzetta]

A 27” 1440P 144Hz OLED would be perfect. LG, make it happen

[@jqwright28]

48" monitor? My eyes hurt just thinking about it, haha. I'd definitely have to use it like a tv.

[@TheSaxAppeal]

I would love to be able to play like a dragon ishin when it releases on this panel

[@serhansaman]

I just love oled monitors but they should just make smaller screens as an option it is the size of the screens that is keeping me from going for an oled monitor if only we had a 32" oled monitor like this...

[@iatwiatw]

Holy shit that remote 😂

[@kraenaj]

They need to make a 32" my living room c9 oled was amazing for 4k

[@kwbarron]

Look how good it looks from behind.... It's a family channel, Greg!

[@abrahanrincon4569]

He isn't wrong tho

[@animegeek6118]

I already play on a LG 55in C1 but this is nice.

[@DoubleJVideos]

Okay now that's sick.

[@Phar2Rekliss]

I still use my LG 42in 1080p 3D LED TV for my monitor. I don't game on it so I can't tell the difference in refresh rates for how old this TV. I love the 3D feature still today and I'm pissed off they did away with 3D when the 3D resolution was so bad. Never got the actual full 3D capability from the theaters on your home.

[@civicbattlefieldgaming1501]

And I support LG because I love LG TVs are gaming monitors from what I can see. Keep the video is coming. I also play on Consouls a lot I don’t have a game PC yet maybe one day

[@jameswubbolt7787]

Hope they have a better track record then there other monitors. Number 1 in repair. Lucky to get 2 yrs our of it.

[@deweysellers1452]

I sure wish you have put a tape measure on this. with the stand, wide 42.2 height 25.9 width 7.3 Still trying to see if it will fit.