LG ‎27GS95QE 27-inch Ultragear OLED Gaming Monitor QHD 1440p 240Hz 0.03ms DisplayHDR True Black 400 AMD FreeSync Premium Pro NVIDIA G-Sync HDMI 2.1 DisplayPort Tilt/Height/Swivel Stand Black

Either I won the panel lottery or this is just a great monitor. I've bought many cheap and expensive monitors and never had one so perfect out the box. Time will tell though. Went from a 34" 3440x1440 to this 45" 3440x1440 very worried about bigger pixels, massive curve and the text on desktop being blurry but had nothing to worry about. You don't even notice the curve when your using it (look at your flat tv up close after using your monitor and you will think your tv is bulging outward, it's wild). Desktop text is obviously off but not as terrible as people made it seem. You can use this as a home office work computer and be fine with few adjustments maybe sharpness increase and clear type. Plenty of settings on this thing. MAKE SURE you use PIXEL CLEAN setting on monitor before you use it as it is recommended. Also take precautions about screen burn in. Gaming obviously is amazing on this thing. Ran a bunch of tests and it was all good. Solid design nothing over the top. Thinner than expected. Lights are cool. Speakers on this are in fact speakers (Didn't test speakers too much). Response time is insane but im not hardcore like that. My computer is mid to todays standards which is why I stuck with this resolution. I still like to run games on max settings, high fps and don't mind the resolution. Not blurry at all in game or desktop (except maybe the text being ever so slightly off). Maybe if you went from a higher resolution to this then maybe I can understand being a little put off. Plenty of other stuff I didn't mention.

LG 27GS93QEThis monitor is absolutely amazing. I went from a QD-OLED gaming monitor to WOLED with hesitation but wow, LG is so much better than Samsungs panels! People all over the internet will scream how QD-OLED is better or that the Matte finish takes away from the image. This is a major lie, as I have owned both, I can tell you the WOLED panel crushed QD OLED.Blacks are actually black not purple, and having light in your room never takes away the beauty of the contrast on this panel! You might as well play in the sun here, the blacks stay that inky black! While QD OLED is embarrassing in comparison.The screen is actually cleanable!!!!!! QD OLEDs screens are just awful with cleaning. Glossy coats on monitors are just terrible. Following the manufacturers guidelines in cleaning won't prevent scratches. But here, with LG, yea you won't even see a scratch!!!Matte finish... where do I start. First you can't even see the matte finish, it's not the same matte finish you see on other gaming monitors. It's borderline glossy, but much better than glossy. It won't take away from the game, it doesn't make the image look fuzzy what so ever. And again note here that I have BOTH panels!! This one embarrasses QD OLED and it was cheaper?!!!Brightness, and color. This monitor will excuses of those true blacks will blow you away in contrast. On QD OLED, colors are far to vivid making it look everything is over saturated even with calibration!!! WOLED, never had this issue always the correct and accurate colors even out of the box which is insane! The brightness is good here, it's Oled so your not going to get insane 2000 nits but your definitely getting an upgrade from QD OLED, VA, IPS, or TN.All in all amazing monitor, don't listen to Reddit, get one your self and see! A great idea is to go to Best Buy and see them side by side and you'll realize how much better WOLED is.5 amazing stars wish I could give it more.

What can I say? It's an LG, quality is par non and I much prefer it over Samsung.As a base line, I used LG's very own Black Gold OLED video to really get a good handle on contrasts. The blacks are dark and rich, much like Oprah. Frame rate is smooth and steady much like a liberal's brain.I decided to take this to the gaming realm and fired up HellDivers 2. The game is crisp and beautiful, although Jada Pinkett Smith still looks very much cracked out but that's on the game not so much the monitor.This leaves a small footprint on my desk with a sleek thin design unlike those bulky Samsung monitors. Overall, I prefer the quality this monitor offers over real life. Thanks LG.

I bought this monitor to replace an old LG Ultragear 34" ultrawide IPS that my movers lost.I took a chance with this OLED, but it's really only good for gaming and not work. The text fringe is horrible. I wish I had gotten the super ultrawide IPS monitor instead, but the DCI-P3 color gamut was not as good as this one.However, this monitor arrived with no dead pixels. Works beautifully out of the box. It has better height adjustment than my old monitor, as well as swivel, so it gives me more desktop space. The curve is stronger than my old monitor, but I'm growing to like it.I'm giving this five stars because it's my fault for not buying an IPS panel for my motion graphics/vfx work. Text fringe is a huge no-no for my career. Luckily I have spare monitors I can use for work (albeit not as good as my old monitor) and can dedicate this one for gaming when I want to use mouse/keyboard at a desk instead of my LG C2 with a controller.Windows shows the refresh rate at 144 hz, but the monitor settings and game settings show it at 240 hz. A little odd, but seems to be working despite what Windows says.This was a steal at $730, so I really can't complain.