“When used as a desktop monitor, there is a noticeable green tint to white elements which are not directly in front of the user. It also appears when viewing the screen from any kind of angle. RTINGS.com mentioned this in their review. Is this normal?”
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Hello there. Thank you for your question about the OLED42C4PUA monitor. We understand you're noticing a green tint to white elements when viewing from angles, as mentioned in RTINGS.com’s review. OLED screens, including this model, can sometimes exhibit color shifts or tints due to their display technology and viewing angles. While some degree of color shift is normal with OLED panels, it should not be excessively noticeable. To ensure you have the best viewing experience, we recommend checking your display settings and ensuring that the monitor's color calibration is adjusted. Additionally, the angle and distance from which you're viewing the screen can impact color perception. If you continue to experience issues or have further concerns, please send us a private message on social media @LGUSSupport. Our team is here to assist you further! —Renzo
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