Customer Ratings & Reviews

The 4K OLED is crisp and beautiful for all the single player games I play. However, the 1080p 480hz mode leaves much to be desired. You have the option to shape the 1080p mode into a 24 or 27 inch window, but both seem far too fuzzy and pixelated to make the increase in refresh rate worth it. I felt like I was taking too much of a hit at quality/fidelity for the 480hz to actually help me. Overall a fantastic monitor with best features, but I would recommend testing out the 1080p mode in store first to make sure the quality is up to snuff before you fork out the cash. With that said, if the monitor was $999, I believe it would be a no-brainer. To each their own!

Simply awesome. Vibrant colors and inky blacks. 4k 240hz is awesome

Good monitor for the price at a clearance...... Amazing features and picture quality when paired with the right equipment. 1080p looks a little static because of the pixel layout. All in All worth the price of purchase.

This monitor is great. Super crisp, inky blacks, and the sound technology is surprisingly decent. This monitor also has dual mode which allows you to switch between 4K 240hz or 1080P 480hz which is an added bonus.

This is an excellent monitor. I purchased it as an upgrade from an older 27 inch LG 4K monitor and couldn't be happier. My primary use is console games. The monitor takes full advantage of Xbox Series X, except for lack of Dolby Vision. That being said, I have DV on another TV in my house and it's great, but I don't miss it on this monitor. Input lag is best in industry. There is zero branding on the front and a super thin bezel, for the ultimate clean look. I appreciate the integrated speakers that are serviceable and allow for a much cleaner desk (along with your choice of monitor arm to remove the need for the large included stand). Is it worth $1399 MSRP? Maybe, but not to me. Sale price, or even better with open box - excellent from Best Buy is the way to go. On a good sale, you can save nearly half on this model now, as the new one has just been released. The new model adds USB-C and some other conveniences, but it's the same panel. Save some coin and get this tier 1 monitor for your setup!

This display is absolutely amazing. It blows my previous 4k IPS screen out the water by a long run. I have no use for the dual mode functionality but I do welcome the 4k 240hz. All games look incredible and have been a total delight to my eyes. The only issue with this monitor that i had to deduct a star for is the atrocious speakers that are installed. Not sure if my unit is faulty but they crack and buzz consistently throughout playback. Fortunately I do not need to use the speakers as I use my headphones.

Great Monitor. Going to buy two more in the near future to replace old gaming devices for the family. The dual mode takes some time to set up but is invaluable once set up correctly. Love switching from FHD when I'm playing counter strike to UHD when I play Baldur's Gate 3.

Much more budget friendly than Asus OLED panel this year. You can find it for 200+ less than the competition. Panel have a matte finish and has a crisp picture. It lacks in its base design and is very plain, but the design minimizes space usage on your desk. Panel has a near bezel-less design and enhances the immersion for any content your are looking at. The display is lacking compared to the competition when it comes to the brightness levels during HDR content for games and movies. With enough setting changes for contrast and brightness you can get close but its lacking compared to the ASUS 32 4k oled by just enough to warrant the price point difference of a few hundred dollars. Super worth it if you can find an open box for 1k or less! Good luck and enjoy

Great gaming monitor you can really tell the difference between this one and UHD monitor if you have budget for it I really recommend

This screen is perfect. playing video games at 4k 240hz is incredible. I have zero issues with this monitor. I use it for gaming and also productivity tasks. Maybe a little pricey, but the quality is top notch.

This is my first OLED and I freaking love it. Being able to switch from competitive fps games to highly detailed gorgeous looking games with a push of a button is so freaking nice. It looks amazing.

the usb 3.0 port that uses the weird printer cable+ shape connector should have been my first warning sign, of cours eI didn't get this thing out of the box and set up in time to still be within the return period or i definitely would have returned this sick puppy. It's impossible to calibrate this display well, it is only compatible with one weird LG photo spectrometer and for this price point it should have just come with a calibration tool instead of asking me 500 times if I Want to install the calibration software only to go through that horrible process to tell me 'actually you need this one lg spectrometer and only lg sells the one compatible and oh by the way it's been sold out on the lg website for the past 6 months and best buy never even carried it. ok so i can use a third party app to calibrate it, but this thing is supposedly calibrated at the factory and well whomever calibrated it did a poor job, the readings are off the wall in color variation for the same color depending on where you are looking on the screen. I did use a third party spectrometer, but I didn't use it to calibrate the display just to confirm my suspicion that the pixels do not uniformly make the same color, i've tried literally every setting and believe me this has a lot of them, it has not a single usb c port on it which is kind of crazy, the usba ports are basically useless unless the 2 foot usb hub 3.0 cable is long enough for you to reach your desktop then you'll never be able to use them. anyway, also it does not work well with nvidia geforce rtx4700 ti or whatever the graphcis card i have is, this is probably more a windows issue i'm having but no matter how many times the lg software told me i needed to update my drivers and restart (which it's made me do like 15 times) i still cannot get the resolution or 240fps to work consistently or properly, i don't need a framerate that high anyways but it would be nice if it worked as advertised, i justneed a uniformly color accurate display, very bright nit levels, and oh by the way, godspeed to whomever can figure out how to get this thing to display HDR content properly. now keep in mind I am a video and photogropher professional who has been editing my own 4k video and HDR photos for the past decade, this is quite a frustrating display, i only bought it because my old BENQ (one of the only truly professional monitor display companies besides NEC/Sharp) finally shat the bed when my cat knocked it off my desk. anyway i really really wish i could just trade this in and get the one I should have gotten but alas best buy is shatting on my parade no matter what!

After using the OLED monitor for over a month now, I'm consistently impressed every time I power it on. The display quality is superb, boasting vibrant colors and deep blacks that OLED technology is celebrated for.A notable feature is its excellent performance in managing reflections, even in bright environments—a significant improvement over my previous monitor.While the 1080p mode works well, it's important to highlight that most users will likely opt for the 4K mode, which this monitor handles with exceptional clarity and detail.Overall, this OLED monitor has surpassed my expectations with its stunning visuals and practical features. Whether for professional work or immersive entertainment, it stands out as a compelling choice in the crowded monitor market.

Perfect for at home office use. The smaller size is better option if using dual screen. This monitor is big enough to suffice as a TV source while having the beneficial effect of a gaming monitor. The built-in speakers are also loud enough to not need a third party audio source. Only downfall is not remote control but is not needed if being used at a desk.

Runs smooth looks amazing and switching between 1080 and 4k is seemless

Picture Quality is amazing, my games have never looked so good

Perhaps this is the best one time purchase for a screen I will need for a long time. The colors are very accurate and deep. The shadows come out evenly and you can definitely get the best quality if your graphics card can push it. Granted it’s a steep price for most consumers but it’ll be worth it if you’re in the content creative space.

First off, if your looking to buy this for the dual 4k 1080p support...don't. Ya it's there, but 1080p on a 32 inch monitor sitting 30inches away (at least for me) is not worth it...too big for that low of a res.. you'll be desitracted by all the pixelation. If you absolutely need 1080p and want 4k for other stuff then get a secondary 24in 1080p. The build quality is also not what it should be for a monitor at the price. This has the build quality I would be ok with at under $400. Granted I bought mine open box for $750, but not worth it. (Side note - the open box was in excellent condition looked brand new, so none of my problems are related to that.) My other monitor is an Alienware aw3423dwf and it's in a different league of build quality. If you've never had an oled you'll probably think this looks awesome, and it doesn't look bad. But if you've ever used a qd-oled and then turned on this (woled panel) you'll notice a massive difference in color loss. You don't get the same quality and dynamic range as you do with qd-oled. I knew this going in but I did not think it would be so drastic. Lastly, it's a process to get the colors calibrated right. If that's not a big deal to you then throw on the gamer1 mode and off you go. But if you want to pull as much color out of this as you can then it takes some fine tuning. Performance is good, I have a 5070ti and OC'd 265k and at max settings I would of never come close to the 240hz at 4k, so it's there for the future if gpu's stop relying on "AI" upscaling/mfg and actually provide enough horsepower to get to that point...but unless you've got an unlimited budget and games start optimizing better, you'll rarely make use of the 240hz. Market at its finest.

A beautiful 240 hz that can be expanded to 480 for gaming no lag in response and oled 4K quality

I've had this monitor for nearly a year and its amazing. Crisp picture, unmatched contrast levels with the oled technology, buttery smooth gaming.....i could go on. If you're on the fence, trust me, just do it.