LG OLED Flex TV (42LX3) review - is screen flexibility worth it?

[@christianl2363]

I have the meta quest and I have this monitor. This monitor/serves many purposes and hands down topples anything jve ever used

[@TVguyDarko]

Nice, glad to hear you like it!

[@davidgiles9751]

Nice job on the review. I'm considering this to replace my Dell S3220DGF curved 2K monitor. While I agree that no TV could compare to a good VR headset for immersion, I'd qualify it by saying this type of large curved monitor is more "immersive" than a smaller flat monitor for gaming. This is currently number one on my list to replace my Dell. I love that it can be flat and the display size shrunk to either 32" or 27" for productivity work, then shift to full 42" curved for gaming use. My primary use for gaming is MSFS2020, and for that, this would be quite stunning. Also, there are many people who don't like VR for valid reasons, with motion sickness concerns being the primary one. As for me, I have a neck injury that makes wearing a VR headset for longer periods of time uncomfortable. As such, until VR headsets shrink in size and weight considerably, this type of monitor is the best option.

[@duker_trees8282]

Darko can you please calibrate hisense u8kq for gaming and etc ? Like please :)

[@ROMANMASK_BRuHH]

I've noticed my render distance looks bad. How could i fix this issue? im on ps5

[@TopNotchComedy]

please can it be mounted vertically??

[@TVguyDarko]

No, not possible.

[@cagankirman1235]

Hi dude, i usually play competitive games on ps5 .is it top level of fps or lag. i dont care it is flex

[@predpalina]

I like the idea and tech but still too pricey knowing OLED is still vulnerable to burn-ins. 2-3 grand is too much to waste my hard-earned money!

[@robertratkajec8899]

it has a dead pixel right in the middle :(

[@killingfields5853]

Yeah it's not really wizable