NEXT GEN OLED IS HERE! 🤩 LG 27GR95QE Gaming Monitor Review!

[@PcCentric]

From LG: 1. For a brighter display, please turn off the "Smart Energy Saving" option in the monitor settings. [I tested with this off] 2. A firmware update for the monitor's Game Mode enhancing the brightness during gaming, is to be released in April 2023. "

[@HDRGamingHub]

How do you get to make the firmware update ? I just preordered this monitor yesterday .

[@sturm893]

@@HDRGamingHub Probably over the Usb hub if the monitor has one.

[@HDRGamingHub]

@@sturm893 Thanks. I canceled the preorder... I won`t get one untill they make one with a glossy panel.

[@bobbys2265]

I just bought the 45 inch version of this today and it’s way too dim, most likely going to return it and get the Samsung neo G8. I’m sad because I’ve had the lg c2 and this almost seems like a downgrade

[@jameskim4096]

@@bobbys2265 Seen a comparison of it next to the G8, this monitor's 100% is G8's 80%, not that big of a difference, just adding this to help you make the decision. Make sure you've got energy saving off.

[@cyanidex]

I had the 45GR95QE-B for a month and couldn't stand the low PPI so I ended up returning it and getting the 27" on backorder. I will say that the matte coating didn't phase me whatsoever and I found the brightness to be more than enough in my typical gaming scenarios. Going back to flat panel from the curve took a few days; the flat panel appeared fisheyed after getting used to the other display. 😅

[@ployth9000]

there are a few tricks from what I have seen udubultra youtuber is using dldsr to upscale the res and make it more sharper and I already know what settings to set the monitor at gamer profile and colors to get the brightness levels I want this is my first ultrawide so I know it will be an experience but I always have my 4k lg oled to use for gaming as well now I did buy mine from best buy and put the 4 year geek squad plan on it since they have a better policy for returns and all if I have any burn in or anything like that I am covered I wish I would've waited and not pre order direct from lg on the 27'' model 240hz because they charge a 9% restocking fee if I wanted to return it so I just ended up selling that one on ebay.

[@zachariekelley]

Yeah the matte isn't bad.

[@cyanidex]

@@zachariekelley I just got my 27GR95QE and holy shit it SUCKS ASS compared to the 45GR95QE-B. I was expecting to have the same experience as the larger counterpart but with higher PPI; boy was I wrong. The brightness of the smaller panel pales in comparison to the massive 45" and the HDR test video I used on the other display doesn't look nearly as impressive. Clearly size matters here. 😅 Honestly, right now I feel like I would prefer the lower PPI over this dim POS. I'm going to return it and wait for the ASUS model and just pray that they were able to increase peak brightness.

[@HeloisGevit]

Yeah curved panels are actually ideal so long as you're in exactly the right spot as they're designed so that your eyes are the same distance away from any point on the display horizontally.

[@HeloisGevit]

@@cyanidex OLED brightness is limited by size unfortunately. Have you looked into the QDOLED 34 inch ultrawide? There's various different models using this panel, it's the same PPI as the 27GR95QE while being 21:9 and brighter like the 45GR95QE-B.

[@diablodima]

Guess what? Chopping down trees for 16h a day in Runescape 3 would look great on this screen. Yew trees would look 10/10.

[@wayyytoomuch]

why? cause it’s only 1440p?

[@stanleykenyi5052]

Regular trees become tier 30 trees sell them for 1m gold each

[@TheJonazas]

I bought the alienware oled to play OSRS! Fantastic experience

[@frostybe3r]

You do realise 1440 at 27” looks like 4K, right?

[@djhunt9828]

Lol

[@GamerPalmSweats]

I just got mine today. The hdr is amazing. The 240hz is so smooth. I down graded from a 4k monitor and it looks no different.

[@xellaz]

Really? It's a hard to decision for me to go to this from my Samsung Odyssey Neo G8 which is 4K & 240Hz also and much brighter..

[@sblantipodi]

@@xellaz oled displays has different pixel structure than LCD, they are really bad for productivity and for pc use in general. How can you consider usable a monitor that isn't able to display text in a sharp way? Come on.

[@GamerPalmSweats]

@@sblantipodi the sub pixel layout for everyday daily use is a windows problem not an oled problem. MacOS doesn’t have these issues. But has of right now I only use my PC for gaming anyway because of the sub pixel issue on windows.

[@GamerPalmSweats]

@@xellaz I don’t think you should switch. Checkout monitor unboxed. They have some excellent monitor reviews including these two monitors.

[@n.erdbeer]

@@xellaz it's far easier to drive a 1440p panel than a 4k one at 200+ fps.

[@mrpetebojangles21]

I’ve had this display for about 3 days now. First impressions weren’t the greatest as I stripped the damn screw for the remote… they give you a screw driver tip but no proper handle and the screw itself felt very cheap. THANKFULLY the monitor also works with the LG TV remote… also, I was initially disappointed by the brightness of the display, it’s not dark, but it is dim. Not SUPER dim, but if the display was 5-10% brighter it’d be perfect (for me). That being said, my eyes have gotten used to the brightness and it’s been an absolute treat to use in Overwatch. Very very clean image, it’s buttery smooth. I also like the design of the monitor as it feels and looks great. I honestly don’t mind the matte finish at all, I was surprised with how much it bothered some people, but I really didn’t notice it at all. I’d really recommend this monitor for esport gamers that want a very fluid image, but might also consider playing other genre’s of games as well. If I didn’t play a ton of Overwatch, I’d probably get a 32” brighter 4K display, but for a sweaty try hard like myself, I prefer the faster image AND beautiful display of this monitor.

[@tomsbondars]

Does it still feel not bright enough with HDR enabled?

[@mrpetebojangles21]

@@tomsbondars I think so. I have been using and enjoying hdr in OW

[@Logeekistics]

Thats the problem when comparing apples to essentially apples. When a monitor gets quite good, then the differences are subtle, and the only way to notice it is by having them side by side. Im sure that there is an improvement when having a glossy screen in a controlled lit room. Just like there will be a noticeable improvement when there is more nits, or more color more volume in the next iteration, but again, mostly noticeable side by side. This is also because our eyes will naturally see something as the darkest thing, and see it as black for example, so a not perfect black will look black on its own, but side by side next to a better example it might look more gray. This was given as example to qd oled color volume vs LG WOLED color volume. Where LG red will look more orange vs QD oled more vibrant red side by side, however on their own it looks good enough. Also the LG in some analysis handled certain colors better as well, so its not like QD oled all the way was winning. But still an interesting thing to note, when considering these kind of technologies, and simply going for what suits your needs, since it will all be good depending on the environment and needs. Me personally, I prefer no compromise on PQ and would even sacrifice refresh rate gladly for it. Give me 144 Hertz but better PQ. G-SYNC 4k QD OLED 27 inch, 144 Hz with heat sink and high brightness, and ofc glossy. Still waiting for this. Also no need to worry about processing since now Nvidia will have upscaling as an option when using chrome and watching video. Also samsung working with Nvidia as well on HDR10+ content for gaming, which can also translate for the card to work much better on QD oled tech as we expect a processor to work on a TV to add that extra pop with different options.

[@ployth9000]

you are better off buying an lg magic remote and using that to control it I am not even gonna touch the small remote when I get the 45'' model that it comes with

[@binodynamic]

I’ve been using this monitor for 3 weeks. After fine tuning it it is the best of both worlds, for competitive and single player games.

[@steverupert6988]

The 32" OLED 16x9 with a glossy screen is like the holy grail of monitors. If LG ever releases that, they'll own the entire market.

[@shadowprice8100]

Yeah until they reveal the massive price, and then people will complain about the price.

[@erzascralet48]

@@shadowprice8100 They already made 42" C2 with all of that, at $1299 and lowest at $796.99. Release it as an Ultragear with (2) HDMI 2.1, (1) DIsplayport 2.1 (by the time this hits market, it would be more common on premium displays over 1.4), (1) USB-C with 100W PD and DIsplayport Alt mode and a USB hub with KVM. Other than those additions/changes, make it just like your TV in terms of panel glossy and all. Add an EASY TO ACCESS option to turn OFF ABL, but have it on by default, sure. Price at $1099-$1299 and Black Friday $999 and it's sold out. Just hope WIndows 11 updates to support more than just RGB so it's not on panel makers to use a certain subpixel layout for clear text without CLearType or third party apps.

[@dukejukem8843]

I agree with you here about the matte coating. When i watched other reviews I was dumbfounded by the fact they didn't choose a glossy finish to pop the colors and clarity. Genuinely stupid decision by LG imo. If this had a 250-300 nit sdr brightness with a glossy finish I'd consider it. The Alienware is still the best here imo even with the lower refresh rate. Hopefully ASUS will be the one to bring us the 27 inch OLED everyone truly wants. Nice try LG. Maybe next time.

[@Paramontana92]

Asus will be using the same panel, I do hope that their heatsinks will allow for better nitts overall

[@absolutelysobeast]

Its a monitor, being used in monitor ways (and that includes in brightly lit work scenarios) so a matte coating was really the only way to go. We are all sorry that Jacob Griffin knows more about the product than LG themselves who spent years and tens of millions of dollars making this monitor with literal teams of people solely focusing on this. They couldnt possibly know what they are doing. The low brightness is to save the panel. Do you have any idea how fast this monitor would burn in at 300 plus nits being used as a productivity monitor. Honestly i dont know why people like you think so highly of your own opinion and so easily discount literally anything that isnt exactly 100 percent everything you want. I mean you basically said “if this monitor was totally different with different specs i would consider it” well no shit dude. You shouldnt be buying an OLED to use in bright environments anyway and in hdr 300 or 400 nits is plenty with perfect blacks ina dimly lit or dark room. I think you actually arent really a fan of OLEDs and you may be deceiving yourself about your use case

[@Piketom1]

I am actually extremely happy that the display is 1440P resolution. Yes, it's a lot of money for a 1440P display but that resolution means it will age more gracefully than a 4K panel and a broader range of hardware can run it. This display would be PERFECT as part of a gaming laptop setup. The new 40 series mobile cards would have no trouble driving it.

[@zxSwifty]

Why would it age better?

[@mooseonshrooms]

4k gaming is 4x as hard as 1080p, and 2x as hard as 1440p. so newer games will not run at 60fps as long if you stick with the same hardware. @@zxSwifty

[@SaviorInTheSun]

Sounds like you have a cold! I hope my hearing is just off and you feel fine, but if you are ill, get well soon!

[@klubhead7070]

I just got the Alienware oled yesterday and it’s awesome

[@Troint]

Which one is that

[@Tike22]

@@Troint the qd-oled no doubt

[@klubhead7070]

@@Troint I got the gsync one since that’s what Amazon had. The one without gsync is $100 cheaper but I’m still happy with my purchase

[@Troint]

@@klubhead7070 ok if you vouched I will buy it

[@ThisIsNotJP]

As someone who primarily plays FPS games the 0.03ms @ 240hz is my reason for purchasing, that's unheard of and game changing! Still have to factor in burn in though.

[@muhammadrasool-w5i]

It has roughly 0.2ms delay. All the other monitors you see brand theirs to be 1ms but its not true. The pro league zowie xl2566ks has about 6.5ms delay.

[@stickboy8219]

just waiting on a 240hz alienware oled monitor coz I have the Alienware 240hz 1440p monitor and I love it

[@pixelholix]

Mine will be here tomorrow. I am prepared to have a dim, matte finished screen from all of the reviews. Got it from Best Buy as I am scared I may need to return it, but hoping for the best lol.

[@larsalgore1770]

I also own the Alienware and can cleary say , it is still after a half year of purchasing it the best display. I still enjoy any game with proper HDR. Ultrawide curved is so much more immersive, but is best suitable for daily gaming life , but as office monitor it fulfills it purpose , but not perfect, because of the fan sounds from the gsync module. Anyway, I would only choose a glossy panel instead of a matt one, I am used to it from the LG TV and you can see the downsides on matt versus glossy panels.

[@allthetimespentgaming2950]

Its such a shame then that the Alienware Oled doesnt have a glossy display... I had one and hated it since the matt display coating made blacks grey in lit environments. I now have a LG C9 42" instead and its miles better.

[@troyxhoward]

@@allthetimespentgaming2950 The Alienware in comparison does have a gloss display.

[@cheekclapper177]

Just got it and I've had Matte screens forever so I've gotten used to it. Loving the monitor so far, I had the lg 950 4k monitor before. So I kinda downgraded but upgraded at the same time. Downgrade is 4k to 1440p but upgrade is 175 hz to 240hz and from ips to oled.

[@lukiohearn173]

Is the downgrade From 4K to 1440p very noticeble?

[@cheekclapper177]

@@lukiohearn173 to me? Honestly not really. After my experience with 4k gaming I prefer the frames over super pretty graphics. And I have a 3080.

[@lukiohearn173]

@@cheekclapper177 okay thank you

[@ployth9000]

I wouldn't say its a downgrade because you make up for it in refresh rate and I just prefer using it over my C9 now I can easily tell the difference between 240hz oled vs 120hz oled

[@poltergeist7621]

I'm not rich at all but I want to invest in a long term monitor. I'm currently using the Benq EW2440 launched in 2015 I think. As I have an Xbox Series X and I'm planing to purchase a PS5 as well, I want to get the best HDR possible, more than 60 hz and more than 1080p obviously. The IPS black leves are horrible, so it's why I'm looking for a VA or OLED panel. Aso I want to use the monitor for productivity on Windows 11 (working, navegate, videos, reading news, etc. not just gaming). The bad thing is that in Spain the Samung's are not so available and the new LG oled has not even come out. Also I heard that through this year more OLED monitors will come, but idk if it's true. The 27" LG OLED would be perfect for me becasue of dimensions, not being curved, HDR and color/contrast levels, but the risk of burning is so high for using every day during long hours for productivity. In the European Union it's 3 years of guarantee, but LG excludes the OLED burning "if you are using the monitor in a wrong way" (what's a wrong way for a monitor and how the hell would they know that?) I heard Samsung's VA panels for Odyssey neo G7 and G8 are close to OLED black levels but their size are pretty big for me. I don't know what to do. I play just on consoles, with 120 hz max they can perform, but the colors and contrast levels are the most important for me tbh.

[@CooperTrooper800]

The fact I literally saw Marcus today is absolutely ridiculous love this channel mate and really wish I could've came up to you to say hi

[@topgunz1175]

Thankyou Marcus, great review for an ultimate monitor.👍

[@ChrissonatorOFL]

I always wondered how the whole nought/naught and zero thing happened. I prefer matte to gloss myself. This seems small for 27" and well, this monitor is way too far outside my budget. lol

[@daddyssavage]

Same 1000$ just for a monitor !

[@Mister__Mysterious]

I love your videos and I learned all my pc knowledge because of you

[@MichaelAstorino]

I have the Alienware and the LG! Love both

[@Tike22]

what do you play on it?

[@MichaelAstorino]

@@Tike22 I play FPS games on the LG. And single player games on the AW

[@TheGulfryd]

man im jelly that you guys have these monitors i bet they look stunning

[@MiguelGarcia-dq1vv]

Which do you think has better colors or looks better overall?

[@MichaelAstorino]

@@MiguelGarcia-dq1vv the Alienware looks better. The LG is faster

[@Tike22]

yea the matte coating kills this for me and the alienware is 34in and keeps going down in price every so often. its a shame thou b/c I would love play valorant on a 240hz oled monitor.

[@NotHimJim]

I have the Alienware and I've had my eye on this... thanks for the video, I think I'll stick. Are you/will you be reviewing the larger 45" Ultrawide OLED from LG?

[@ployth9000]

look up a youtuber by the name of udubultra he has some tricks and settings on the 45'' model to actually make in game sharper with dldsr and I never actually tried that but I just might

[@RaduPNT]

I’ll stick with my Alienware AW3423DW meanwhile, even if this one has his own problems, I think it’s still the best widescreen on market atm.

[@kevmarkwell5713]

I was excited to see this monitor as wanted a fast refresh 240hz 1440p 27" for a while now, and this almost ticked every box. if it was £600 I would get it now , I think £999 is just too much, had it been perfect, then yes maybe would pay the extra price tag, but it has its flaws, matte finish, the brightness, and the menu's not being as easy as my current 27GP850.

[@PizzaLP]

Nice, I want to get me the 27gp850. Can you recommend this monitor?

[@cheekclapper177]

600? Lol jesus and I wish the 4090ti was 600.

[@cheekclapper177]

​@PizzaLP I would recommend it, if you got the money. It's a high end monitor and a first of its kind so yea its gonna be a little more expensive.

[@kevmarkwell5713]

@@PizzaLP yes its a solid monitor , one overdrive setting does all :)

[@kevmarkwell5713]

@@cheekclapper177 the dough oled version was £700 at pre order so its not a million miles away.

[@jay.w3523]

Loving this monitor

[@Incinerate1212]

i think the 48 inch or 42 inch models would be my go to for oleds.. they all come with screen resizing for like 32 inch mode and below.. so u get the best of all worlds.. full screen for movie and single player games.. and resized image for rts and shooters.. anything for upclose .

[@ployth9000]

I just sold my 27'' model I had on pre order direct from lg and going to pickup the 45'' oled model from best buy better warranty and service I have a 4 year geek squad warranty on it covers burn in and any issues I have lg default warranty is only 2 years

[@SuperYtc1]

@@ployth9000 lol 45” is way too big

[@ployth9000]

@@SuperYtc1 I went from a 55 to a 65'' tv to game on but I don't think I would go any bigger 77 would be way too big as a pc monitor but 65 and 55 is perfect for 16:9 4k and this will be my first ultrawide at 45'' so will be interesting to see how it turns out just sit further back on the 65''

[@Incinerate1212]

@@SuperYtc1 i think ppl should read up.. even if you get a large screen.. certain oleds like the aorus 48 inch and lg oled tvs.. all come with screen resizing. so say on my 48 inch i want to play a fps game on a 27 inch monitor.. all i have to do is go into my settings on the monitor and select 27 inch mode. Then wham i have a 27 inch monitor.. and with oled the blacks are perfect so the excess just look like bezels. Its the best of all worlds... I dont really see monitor reviewers highlight this perk of bigger monitors. for rts and fps i just 27 inch to 32 inch mode.... and for single player stuff or campaign stuff and movies i use full screen 48 inch mode.

[@Hyperfluxe]

Yup, that's exactly why the PG42UQ was the choice for me as it can do it all in one monitor via the physical module. 42" 4k138hz for productivity/workflow (coming from an AW3821DW and needed OLED, the AW34 QD-OLED was too small in real estate after being used to the 38"version), 32" 4k for most immersive 16:9 single player games, 27" 1440p or 24" 1080p for competitive FPS/MP games. The only issue with this is that it introduces additional input lag according to Rtings. 34" 1440p and 38" 1600p 21:9 Ultrawide are both viable too. The HDR is absolutely abysmal and needs fixing bad though since the V033 firmware.

[@orlinn3]

8:27 I think you're talking about visual snow and that's a great way of explaining it lol.

[@ericoliphant1891]

Just got mine today. Amazing color and blacks! Used CRU to get rid of the issue that locks the monitor to 120hz, so now I can my games full screen without the bug.

[@jeremygattenby2183]

What is CRU? I want to make sure I can utilize the 240hz.

[@mrwalker6026]

Would be better if it were a brighter QD-Oled with a glossy finish

[@petrkumbera1291]

How would you compare this monitor to AOC AG274QS in regard to motion clarity. You reviewed that monitor last year. Great stuff btw!

[@ZomgZomg007]

for 1000USD. We get an awesome monitor but with pretty big drawbacks, ignoring price Text clarity 2 year warranty? Burn in Think ill either go 4k LCD or wait for updated OLED.

[@Kapono5150]

I absolutely love my LG oled monitor!! I'm guessing all those PC gamers that were crying about brightness is just used to their IPS monitor being hella washed out with peak nits. I find the monitor to be plenty bright and even turn brightness down to 80 during night time gaming. I highly recommend this monitor but at a cheaper price. I think 799 - 899 is around what it should be. Dont forget to purchase the Best Buy Geek Squad Warranty as LG does not cover ANY burn in damage but Best Buy got you covered for 4 years!

[@daddyssavage]

Thank you for your comment! I’m getting a 4000 series card in a few weeks and am debating on the monitor I should get I play a lot of FPS games Cod comp is what I’m initially interested in doing !

[@hunterg4560]

@@daddyssavagethis is the monitor for you, I play rocket league at 360fps and it has similar motion clarity to this lg oled.. difference is the amazing contrast on the oled

[@daddyssavage]

@@hunterg4560 thank you 😊 I’m super excited about getting a 4000 series and enjoying the frames 😈

[@poltergeist7621]

I'm not rich at all but I want to invest in a long term monitor. I'm currently using the Benq EW2440 launched in 2015 I think. As I have an Xbox Series X and I'm planing to purchase a PS5 as well, I want to get the best HDR possible, more than 60 hz and more than 1080p obviously. The IPS black leves are horrible, so it's why I'm looking for a VA or OLED panel. Aso I want to use the monitor for productivity on Windows 11 (working, navegate, videos, reading news, etc. not just gaming). The bad thing is that in Spain the Samung's are not so available and the new LG oled has not even come out. Also I heard that through this year more OLED monitors will come, but idk if it's true. The 27" LG OLED would be perfect for me becasue of dimensions, not being curved, HDR and color/contrast levels, but the risk of burning is so high for using every day during long hours for productivity. In the European Union it's 3 years of guarantee, but LG excludes the OLED burning "if you are using the monitor in a wrong way" (what's a wrong way for a monitor and how the hell would they know that?) I heard Samsung's VA panels for Odyssey neo G7 and G8 are close to OLED black levels but their size are pretty big for me. I don't know what to do. I play just on consoles, with 120 hz max they can perform, but the colors and contrast levels are the most important for me tbh.

[@daddyssavage]

@@poltergeist7621 well you won’t need more than 1080p 120hz for a ps5 they don’t even run native 1440p trash console. The Xbox X is where you would want a 1440p 120hz

[@itsdeonlol]

This is my dream game monitor!

[@HFrizzler]

HDR is no option for me and the ~170nits are ridiculous - that is super dim! The coating did not bother me at all, text was ok and the response on input is pretty amazing! So who ever can guarantee HDR content could be pretty happy with the monitor. Cheers

[@faith9113]

Why isn't it an option?

[@Lunacy_Phoenix]

Add 4K, HDR 600 AT LEAST and black frame insertion (on par with BenQ's Dyac+) and this monitor would be an INSTANT buy. Response time is only PART of motion clarity and adding a Dyac+ equivalent would remove 100% of ALL blur/ ghosting that could have been humanly possible to detect. This said I'm excited to see OLED hit 360 - 500Hz (WITH the Black frame insertion and HDR 600) for GOD TIER smoothness and clarity.

[@stormking1973]

Yes, when theres QD-OLED 360hz @ 1440p, THEN i'll consider getting OLED

[@himanshumagar]

This monitor is rated for 1000nits

[@DedPixels]

For anyone wondering why we havent seen 32" OLED's yet. Its because these panels have the same PPI as a 42" inch TV screen so for now its cheaper to take these from the TV market and make them into PC monitors. Which is why the first batch of these are all 1440p. 32" have a much higher PPI requiring them to be custom made. So expect when 32" OLEDS finally show up to be grossly expensive.

[@ployth9000]

I am upgrading from the 27'' version of this monitor to a 45'' model the ultrawide I loved everything about the 27'' except it was too small

[@marcopfeiffer3032]

I had to return the alienware monitor because I'm really sensitive to the color fringing. Not only in text but every sharp edge is slighly off color for me. I have an order out for this LG monitor. I'm really curious how it will hold up. I'll also experience 240hz for the first time.

[@vparziale]

Hi 👋 , after 5 months , which one did you like more ?

[@marcopfeiffer3032]

@@vparziale The LG panel is a lot better for me. There is still fringing around bright yellow but other than that, it's perfectly usable as a normal monitor which i could not say about the Alienware monitor. It is kind of disappointing in the max brightness and saturation department but i honestly already forgot about it. It's my daily driver since I got it.

[@Joe-dw1ro]

AMD ryzen 7 5700X, thermalright peerless assassin, asus tuf gaming b550, Kingston fury beast 16gb, Rx 6950xt, deep cool ck560, be quiet pure power 11 fm 850W, team group mp33 1tb a good 1500$ pc build?

[@chris_kurosaki]

That is a good build but If you shop used you can heavily bring down that price, which would also make it a great value

[@ahmadmohamad6384]

First of all get 32gb of RAM. 16gb is too low, even hogwarts legacy uses 18gb of RAM.

[@Kizzster]

If Alienware made a non ultrawide version of their QD-OLED it would destroy this LG monitor. Just waiting on QD-OLED 4K Monitor at this rate. This LG isn't worth the £1,100 price tag with tax.

[@gavinhall4112]

I would love a gaming monitor but have a question around how good they are with colour accuracy for photo editing? Also, surely a curved screen causes problems for graphic design work when you need to know that a straight line is in fact straight?

[@inceptionsd]

How are you guys even using monitors with max brightness? I have my 250cdm monitor set to 10% brightness and its more than I'd ever need.

[@gress12000]

I have the 45 inch and LOVE IT.

[@AoT540]

There’s this version and than there’s also the GS version. What’s the difference?

[@hectorjrr1]

when QD-OLED glossy 4k 175/240hz.. is there any our there? for future proof for the price and for now we could enjoy it quite a bit for the 4090

[@Motion_God]

Probably in the next few years

[@parkersgarage4216]

i just bought this thing on sale for 799. i figured id give it a try and see how it is for myself. i also figured that will prob be the cheapest id find it for a while as well. so i went ahead and pulled the trigger.

[@KRDH69]

What about burn in have you experienced any?

[@HawkSea]

32" 4k 240hz please and thank you.

[@叶晁玮]

nobody talks about the VRR flickering issues with LG OLEDS, that is a huge promblem for playing games with VRR turned on.

[@brothertruth]

Good monring, how and waht cords did you use to connect to your pC?

[@PUBGKULITANTV-fq6pi]

hi bro...can we feel we are playing in 4k monitor with this 27grt95qe? can you see any pixelation on the game?

[@Safetytrousers]

Worry about losing the remote does not put anyone off buying a TV, and my TV has no controls on the actual TV.

[@ployth9000]

you can also use an lg oled tv magic remote to control it and I have been doing that since day 1

[@n.erdbeer]

With LG mailing list you got the monitor with 20% discount.

[@slayerea]

What I would like to know is what to choose. I have built my dream PC already but I cannot decide on the proper Monitor /TV I saved almost 3 thousand for what is left for this part. I saved for 8 years. This is just for Gaming and internet. Not any editing or streaming just pure play. I also don't care about overkill. I want it to last 5-10 years with no upgrades. And yes I'm running the 4090TI.

[@andresassine6584]

With 4090 I would recommend a 4K monitor TBH. Even with my 3080 many games get CPU bottlenecked at 1440p. 4K would be more future proof if you want to keep it for a long time.

[@cheezyjokester]

I just bought this monitor and should be receiving it tomorrow. I am still torn whether or not to use HDMI or DP cable with my RTX 4090. I am going to be excited to get this panel, the short comings of it don't matter to me as my room isn't super bright.

[@iKayorei]

I’m not against matte finishes but the one on this LG oled is far far too aggressive.

[@shiyurei]

so with hdmi 2.1 you’re saying i can just use the hdmi 2.1 port and run 1440p at 240hz without needing to use display port 1.4?

[@haunter4764]

Matte has no place on an OLED panel, a glossy finish with a proper polarizing layer like on an LG CX TV for example will do an excellent job mitigating glare in a moderately lit room, while maintaining black levels, a matte AG coating is suitable on an IPS where the contrast is too low & the polarizer needs help. Matte would've worked on the Alienware QD OLED monitor as that panel lacks a polarizer due to the quantum dot layer being used instead, not suitable on a WLOED MLA panel. However you can turn off the lights and the hazy look of a matte finish will disappear on the LG 27GR95QE, so this is not a deal breaker as I'd imagine most gamers play in dimly lit scenarios.

[@sblantipodi]

please review the new Acer X32FP and the upcoming Asus PG32UQXR. No one wants all the defects that OLEDs brings to PC.

[@poltergeist7621]

I'm not rich at all but I want to invest in a long term monitor. I'm currently using the Benq EW2440 launched in 2015 I think. As I have an Xbox Series X and I'm planing to purchase a PS5 as well, I want to get the best HDR possible, more than 60 hz and more than 1080p obviously. The IPS black leves are horrible, so it's why I'm looking for a VA or OLED panel. Aso I want to use the monitor for productivity on Windows 11 (working, navegate, videos, reading news, etc. not just gaming). The bad thing is that in Spain the Samung's are not so available and the new LG oled has not even come out. Also I heard that through this year more OLED monitors will come, but idk if it's true. The 27" LG OLED would be perfect for me becasue of dimensions, not being curved, HDR and color/contrast levels, but the risk of burning is so high for using every day during long hours for productivity. In the European Union it's 3 years of guarantee, but LG excludes the OLED burning "if you are using the monitor in a wrong way" (what's a wrong way for a monitor and how the hell would they know that?) I heard Samsung's VA panels for Odyssey neo G7 and G8 are close to OLED black levels but their size are pretty big for me. I don't know what to do. I play just on consoles, with 120 hz max they can perform, but the colors and contrast levels are the most important for me tbh.

[@Mad_Luv85]

0:54 he did the Michael J Fox while gaming

[@varunpandey6297]

0:07 2:20 3:30 5:00 5:45 6:24

[@Nathlaaar]

if it was 4k I would buy it

[@Sonasegura]

It can go 4k 120

[@amirhazara6665]

Dose nvidia g-sync have any effect on fps? i dont kno wshold i buy samsug g8 oled with amd prmium future or lg 27 oled with g sync....

[@Chevalier_knight]

If i play in the dark at night say from 8pm to 7am will the brightness effect me?

[@WilFitzz]

You are probably nit picking or exaggerating the matte coating.

[@Kohgie]

I love this monitor just got it Tuesday but there is a bug where it switches to 4k when I play apex and drops down to 120hz do you know how to fix it ?

[@TotallydubbedHD]

I think it needs a TotallydubbedHD review tbh :D

[@PcCentric]

Lol

[@falkongaming910]

One thing I can't find any reviewer talk about the hdmi 2.1 for ps5 or xbox. My lg ultrgear 1440p 165HZ can output 4k60 for ps5 on hdmi 2.0 and I utlize the 165HZ for pc on Dp 1.4 so does the hdmi output 4k 120hz for ps5 on hdmi 2.1?

[@texascity40]

I have a question I have a 3090 fe and when I load into a game the screen goes black and the pc restarts , and goes back to windows it’s been doing it for a month but at times it don’t do it at all but recent it’s been a occurring issue thermals are good and ran a couple of benchmarks and the pc won’t crash just when I load up a game , would have to turn graphic to low just to play ? I ddu the gpu and still nothing anybody can help be solve issue

[@KingsCapture]

ASUS ROG Strix 27” 2K HDR Gaming Monitor (XG27AQM) Vs This LG Good buy or not ? Anyone can give me pros or cons. FPS player here.

[@muhammadrasool-w5i]

For comparison, the benq zowie xl2566k has about 6-7 ms of input delay. This Lg one has 0.20 ms delay 💀

[@yoool7137]

how does games run at 60 fps ? does it have screen tearing?

[@nbc8944]

oled should be glossy screen only...way better contrast/colors

[@zachariekelley]

It's not that bad. Still a better picture quality than any other 27"

[@gyorgyh4187]

What settings did you use for HDR in CP 2077? Im having a hard time adjusting on the same monitor

[@PcCentric]

I usually match the peak brightness to the in game peak nits

[@gyorgyh4187]

@@PcCentric what you set your Tone mid point ? well peak brightness is around 600 nits not even close to 1000 so

[@yournotdatguypal]

Nice nice these should drive down the prices of the hdr and led 4K 144hz and 160hz monitors a tad bit.

[@jamiethomas3122]

Applying anti glare coating to an OLED panel should be considered a hate crime. It's hard to believe they keep getting away with this abhorrent practice.

[@toldenfr]

I love mat screen because any reflexions of what happen behind me are very disturbing.

[@erelpc]

6:22 so their solution to this problem which never existed before, was to create more plastic waste. Well done, LG.

[@rahul2571]

Hello readers, I am really confused btw this LG OLED and Samsung's G8 OLED..... I'll also be using it for office work and hence I'm leaning towards a smaller screen

[@JStevensdk7]

It's mind blowing to me how Samsung/Dell don't have a 16/9 27" 1440p 240 glossy or a 32" 4k 240 qd-oled, I mean, no one plays competitive FPS on UW

[@nilzr1]

Can't stop laughing at the 240 HZ hype with the Cyberpunk thumbnail

[@veterankid179]

So in simple terms its great for gaming but for regular pc the color isn't as bright!?.

[@poseidonzeus3692]

I need this but in a 32in+ version. Maybe even a 42in 4k non ultrawide

[@តុលទិត្យវិទូ]

Can anyone help me decide of should I wait for the new laptop rtx40 series to come that's around 1499$ or should I just buy the Zephyrus G15 at 1499$ which it got 2K 165Hz Ryzen 9 5900HS RTX3080 1TB M.2 SSD and 16GB DDR4. Can anyone give me an idea on this please help since I never used an expensive 500$+ laptop before.

[@Vic-xl7hu]

More brighter!

[@walker2006au]

The Samsung QD-OLED is horrific in a lit room.. Black are greys.

[@historickeeper]

Nar will stick with my DWF like my HDR with some brightness and colour the screen matt is just horrid on an oled plus it peek brightness is poor Asus are dropping a monitor based on this one perhaps that one may have gloss.

[@MarkoVuckovic32]

Im glad we are getting OLED panels at more mainstream monitor sizes. As I'm am a budget gamer I'm gonna wait for a couple of years more untill we get 1080p OLEDs at reasonable price.

[@langtonmwanza6689]

Is that a dead pixel?

[@GuiltyJ6933]

Does this have dyac like zowie benQ does?

[@kinglydota]

27" lg monitor for the win will be the new norm plus idk who buys alienware garbage

[@杨霄宝]

Can this monitor be forced to use in 4K

[@zachariekelley]

It's does support 4k @120 downsampled to 1440.

[@Pandemonium088]

MLA is not an oled type, its an added layer to minimize light loss.

[@or1on89]

It is a WOLED panel type, the micro lenses layer is added and sealed during manufacturing.

[@MrNobody851]

Nice wallpaper

[@HarleyN93]

Rather get the c2 42inch especially since it's got a gloss screen

[@GradietPanda12345]

Ok?

[@charleystube3835]

I have the lg cx and within a year I got screen burn in from Minecraft 😂😭. I didn’t even play that long and I would constantly open the menu’s just so it’s not static. So be warned. Picture still looks amazing but whenever there’s mostly a red screen I see them damn hearts 😂.

[@kingkovic]

Hey, why at my oled lg is "smart energy saving" grey and i cant turn it off or on ?

[@PcCentric]

Probably the mode you're in, like HDR etc (might be off already)

[@xellaz]

I was really looking forward to OLED monitors but now I think I'll just wait it out for micro-LED monitors. 😔