LG UltraGear OLED introduces the World’s First VESA Certified Dual Mode gaming monitor.¹ On the large 32" screen, Dual Mode allows PC gamers to experience graphics-driven games in detailed 4K/UHD at up to 240Hz or gamers can play super fast-paced games in Full HD at up to 480Hz with a quick press of a hotkey.² The OLED screen is also certified VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400 which enables gamers to experience HDR in games as developers intended with stunning, rich black levels and bright, deep color contrast to produce the on-screen visuals gamers crave. The sleek, white, 32GS95UV will be the centerpiece of your battlestation with a gorgeous, virtually bezel-less design, that's height, tilt, swivel and pivot adjustable along with built-in speakers. With plenty of connectivity options it's easy to see how this UltraGear is essential gear for an amped up battlestation.
Q: What is the response time of the monitor?
A: The response time of the monitor is 0.03 milliseconds.
Q: How does the monitor switch between 4K 240Hz and FHD 480Hz modes?
A: Gamers can switch between 4K 240Hz and FHD 480Hz modes with a quick press of a hotkey.
Q: Does the monitor have built-in speakers?
A: This LG UltraGear monitor has built-in speakers.
Q: What is the maximum resolution supported by the monitor?
A: The maximum resolution supported by the monitor is 3840 x 2160.
Q: What are the dimensions of the monitor with and without the stand?
A: The monitor is 16.2 inches high without the stand and 24.69 inches high with the stand. The depth of the monitor is 2.56 inches without the stand and 10.47 inches with the stand.
Q: Can the monitor be adjusted in height, tilt, swivel, and pivot?
A: The LG UltraGear monitor features a sleek design and is height, tilt, swivel, and pivot adjustable.
Q: Does this monitor have 2.1 display port? Thanks
A: The DisplayPort on this LG UltraGear 32" OLED Dual Mode (4K UHD 240Hz,FHD 480Hz), 0.03ms NVIDIA G-SYNC® Compatible, AMD Freesync™ Pro Gaming Monitor - White, Model # 32GS95UV-W is a DisplayPort ver. 1.4 port...^Ivan.
A: Hi there, thank you for your question about the 32GS95UE-B.AUS model! Unfortunately, this TV does not support Dolby Vision for the screen or Dolby Atmos for the built-in speakers. You may access this link for more information, go to "All Specs": https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg-32gs95ue-b-gaming-monitor. If you have any further questions or need assistance with anything else, please feel free to send us a private message on Social Media @LGUSSupport, and we’ll be happy to help. We appreciate your patience and look forward to assisting you! —Avril

LG UltraGear OLED introduces the World’s First VESA Certified Dual Mode gaming monitor.¹ On the large 32" screen, Dual Mode allows PC gamers to experience graphics-driven games in detailed 4K/UHD at up to 240Hz or gamers can play super fast-paced games in Full HD at up to 480Hz with a quick press of a hotkey.² The OLED screen is also certified VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400 which enables gamers to experience HDR in games as developers intended with stunning, rich black levels and bright, deep color contrast to produce the on-screen visuals gamers crave. The sleek, white, 32GS95UV will be the centerpiece of your battlestation with a gorgeous, virtually bezel-less design, that's height, tilt, swivel and pivot adjustable along with built-in speakers. With plenty of connectivity options it's easy to see how this UltraGear is essential gear for an amped up battlestation.

The ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDP is a 32-inch WOLED gaming monitor with a groundbreaking dual-mode feature that lets you switch between 4K @ 240 Hz or FHD @ 480 Hz visuals. Third-generation ROG OLED technology delivers vibrant colors, the deepest black hues, and the brightest highlights. And a 0.03ms gray-to-gray (GTG) response time ensures blur-free action, even during intense gameplay. Plus, a new AI Assistant improves gaming experience an advanced custom heatsink provides exceptional passive cooling performance to reduce the risk of burn-in, helping ensure longevity of the OLED panel.

Experience stunning performance with the vast 34” curved WQHD LG UltraGear OLED gaming monitor. Stay a step ahead of the competition with an ultra-fast refresh rate up to 240Hz and .03ms response time that will bring you into the game like never before¹. And with the steep and dramatic 800R curve, you’ll feel enveloped in the action from virtually all around you. This UltraGear's ultra-thin, bezel design, height, tilt and swivel adjustability along with impressive connectivity options and make this UltraGear, ultra-essential for your battlestation setup.

The UltraGear OLED 32GX870A is built for gamers who demand both visual precision and speed. Dual Mode refresh rate lets you switch between stunning 4K/UHD at up to 240Hz for graphics-driven adventures or Full HD at an ultra-responsive 480Hz for lightning-fast competitive play—all with a quick hotkey press.¹ The 32” OLED panel with VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400 brings HDR games to life as developers intended, delivering deep blacks, bright highlights—up to 1300 nits peak brightness—and rich contrast for immersive visuals that pull you in. NVIDIA G-SYNC compatibility and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro ensure ultra-smooth, tear-free gameplay. This UltraGear is loaded with connectivity options, including DisplayPort 2.1 for ultra-fast, high-bandwidth performance. Built-in speakers provide crisp, immersive audio without extra clutter. Designed to be the centerpiece of any battlestation, the virtually bezel-less 32GX870A is height, tilt, swivel, and pivot adjustable for the perfect setup.
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Customers value the UltraGear 32" OLED monitor's exceptional picture quality, high refresh rate, and vibrant colors, frequently praising its immersive visual experience. The dual mode feature and surprisingly good built-in speakers also receive positive feedback. While some find the price high and have noted areas for HDR improvement, the overall response highlights the monitor's strengths.
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If you're in the market for a 1080P 480 FPS monitor, and a 4K 240 FPS monitor. You found it. I personally wanted a 4k monitor for my eye health. Clearer images, less strain. Not a doctor, but it makes sense to me. But, i was also in the market for a 480 FPS monitor, cause I'm a computer nerd with an RTX 4090 and an I9-13900k. Why wouldn't i want 480 FPS for wrecking people at Call of Duty? First things first. A 240 FPS 4k monitor will easily cost $899, if not more. The only 1080p 480 FPS monitor I've seen was about $699. Get this one for $1,299, and you can do both, with an extra $300 in your pocket. Or buy it on sale or used, and save even more. The monitor can display a 24" or 27" 1080p screen with black borders if you need to do that size for gaming. I wasn't sure i could even push 480 frames. I can, but at a lower resolution. The monitor is amazing. With Freesync on, displaying a 1080p image, but in game rendering at a lower resolution i can play shipment on MW2 at a steady 480 FPS. And the monitor is OLED. So amazing image quality, response time, and contrast. OLED truly displays the most beautiful images. No monitor tech ever before, was this good looking. (My opinion, backed up by all the OLED nerds) Caveats i have so far? The contrast can be rough on your eyes. My understanding, the localized brightness (because each pixel self illuminates in OLED screens, the reason it can achieve such high contrast) in high contrast scenes your eyes adjusting can cause blurring images, not ghosting, like other monitor types experience. More like ghosting your own eyes produces. Kind of like staring at a light, then looking at a dark place and seeing the outline/image of the light you were looking at. It's your eyes doing that. But it doesn't happen with other types of screens besides OLED. (Not that I've experienced at least) Next issue, more nitpicky i guess: On excel spreadsheets, and on black screens. Image is sometimes different brightness's. Only where the screen is the same color, In excel, where cells are empty, there will be spots of lower brightness, and where text is written, it will be uniform brightness, scrolling causes this to move/change. I have experienced this on (2) LG OLED monitors. I still use them both, because it isn't a defect. I believe this is something to do with the OLED brightness adjusting. Not sure, When you scroll cells, and the cells themselves end up in the same place (same image displayed) the lower brightness spots will be different shapes. So it isn't an individual pixel issue, like i said. More like the brightness adjusting on the monitor seems to create the effect. Buy this monitor. For your eye health, and so you can GIT GUD at your favorite games.
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Posted by Jamesknowsgames
On it's own, this monitor is is among the best OLED options available. While it isn't perfect and does not have the features many of the competition do, it's sleek and professional. One feature that differentiates it, are the pixel sound speakers which allowed me to free up desk space for a minimalistic setup as they are quite good. It is a gaming focused monitor and excels in this area with quick response times, high refresh rates and vivid colors but it also has an SRGB good enough for professional editing work. I don't; use the 480hz often I admit but when I do it makes for very smooth sessions in call of duty. What I like most about this monitor is that its consistent. Ambient light doesn't ruin the picture at any point. Against the QD-OLED competition, it does not have the same level of color saturation out of the box but after testing this one against the AW3225QF for a few weeks I found the difference to be largely exaggerated in person. The color boost you get with QD-OLED is minimal and disappears once you turn on the lights on as QD-OLED lacks a polarizer and will turn magenta when overexposed. The matte finish on this screen is excellent at getting rid of reflections and unnoticeable unless you have a pure white background. However, for many a matte finish is a con. Side by side it was difficult for me to notice the glossy having a better image and I think claims of this are overstated. Despite this, the whites on the WOLED panels are superior to that of the QD-OLED panel which add a tinge of red to every image. In reality there are pros and cons to WOLED vs QD-OLED but when it comes to using a monitor for gaming and productivity, the WOLED panels with matte finish make more sense. ASUS makes a WOLED variant of this same panel which has more features (no speakers) but this panel is usually on sale and unless you need the extra ports coming out of your monitor, I recommend this it over the ASUS. That being said I withhold the 5th star because I feel that LG could have at least added a 90w USB-C port for Macbook users and such and also because the retail price at $1399 is not justified. I recommend this monitor whenever it goes on sale. As a bonus I did the wife test and she agreed I the LG was overall a better experience than the AW3225QF!
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Posted by JEchev
This display checks all the boxes for me. -High refresh rate -4K & 1080P -Great image quality I'm a casual gamer that tends to watch a lot of a content on my PC. Playing shooters in 1080P while clearing 400+ FPS & being able to hit a button to up the scale back to native 4K for RPGs is amazing. Both resolutions running natively has been awesome. It has speakers, while not amazing sound, is a plus if it's your only option. Watching 4K HDR content through streaming has also been a fantastic experience. I bought it on sale and have not regretted it for even a second.
Posted by WillyBMac