Customer Ratings & Reviews

Love this monitor, even better that it comes with intigrated speakers.

At the time amazing monitor only downfall no dp2.1 support

Got an insane deal on open box. What a beautiful monitor

I was a little sceptical about jumping from an IPS 27 inch monitor to 32 Oled, but im glad i did it. Ive tried the 480hz but ive heard its not really true 480hz, it’s complicating to explain. The screen looks amazing, playing on PC and PS5 Pro has been fun too.

I have my Gaming PC and Xbox Series X connected to this monitor. It absolutely has great capabilities for gaming. I use the dual channel mode if I want play a game at 1080p but at a high framerate (200+ fps) The 4k240hz mode is good for videos and single player games at 4K60+. Sure you can use the 4K240hz mode for high FPS gaming, but displaying 200+ FPS at 1080p is better on dual channel 1080p480hz.

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 monitor has completely changed my experience when using my computer. Gaming or just working has made everything so much better. Brightness is adequate. I look forward to getting to sit down and work and play.

This monitor was amazing. The brightness was perfect and the MLA oled panel look so good. The windows HDR calibration was so easy and every game look really good. The matte coating is hardly noticeable tbh. I tried the samsung g8 oled monitor and it was terrible coating. This one isn 10000000 times different and better.

Amazing monitor it makes my other monitor look murky and fuzzy. It regularly has a self cleaning to prevent permanent Burn-in though I make sure to turn it off even though my computer will automatically do so after 10 minutes of inactivity.

Decent quality HDR, though SDR content was hit or miss. 480hz mode and actually worked well smoothness wise… however I would never game in this mode unless I was a pro gamer that only cared about FPS, as way too grainy and blocky looking like outdated graphics. 4K 240hz is the sweet spot for me for resolution and speed. It also made just a little bit of screen or fan noise. Therefore I traded it for the Aorus QD-OLED version of this, as more vibrant colors and completely passive/silent cooling, and wouldn’t use the 480hz mode much.

Easily the best monitor I've ever had. Though LG is going away from it as well, I prefer the W-OLED over QD-OLED by wide margin. Becoming more common, but also love the text quality with his monitor. It's on sale quite often now with newer models out, so I'd avoid paying the full original price point, but beyond that this is a great monitor.

I purchased this monitor because it is a OLED. I have a LG OLED TV and it is spectacular. The monitor is also. I use it to do photo shop and my day to day work. I have a picture on now from Ana Capri and I can see every detail on the houses. This was an excellent purchase for me.

So I ended up returning this because out of the box in SDR and HDR there is a substantial amount of black crush happening and it's the worst I've seen on an OLED (my LG CX 48 in for example does not have this issue). Also there was some weird gamma issue where it was randomly raising the black levels of the black bars at the top and bottom of movies during playback. I'm guessing these are firmware issues and they can fix them via an update but there is no guarantee of that and who knows how long you might have to wait. As it stands you have to pump up the black stabilizer to like 70 to adjust for the black crush issue and that seems to somewhat wash out the entire picture in doing so. Also, while the matte coating is fairly tame and it's not super caked on I didn't find it any better than my Acer XB27HU1's coating and in some ways it was worse. The finer grain seems to cause more chromatic shimmering in white or light colored areas (this was especially noticeable in Bioshock Infinite as that has a bright light color palate. I've used glossy and matte panels throughout the years, and while I will always prefer glossy I don't mind using matte...but this coating for some reason seems to have that "can't unsee it" kind of thing going on for me. Other than that the monitor itself seemed great, no dead pixels and the size and refresh rate are perfect for a standard sized desk compared to a 48in TV. I guess I will try one of the QD-OLED monitors instead.

This directly replaced my 27 inch acer 240 hz predator several years ago. This is the same just bigger, higher resolution, better response rate, and potentially a better refresh rate in FHD if j could ever get my frames that high.

This is very cool and big. I mean it’s OLED so it’s clear and visually pleasing.

Monitor is excellent so far. With a RTX 5080, I don't see any vrr flickering. No burn in so far, using for productivity. I do make sure to image refresh after 4 hours though.

I have been gaming in TV’s for 20 years, and now having this gaming monitor has me seeing what I’ve been missing out on. It’s also future proof for the PC I intend to build later this year

Honestly upgraded from the scam and mess that now “dough” brand monitors are so maybe my experience is a bit nuts because of that but wow what a monitor, fast responding, super great quality and the refresh rate in 4K?? Amazing! This is legit the future only thing is there is no button or setting for the back light.

I normally dont review many products this high. However, this display performed as advertised and has given my setup an expert level upgrade. For both my gaming and work life, this monitor has upgraded my experience tenfold. Yes it is pricy but its a luxury. And it does all its advertised and it does it very well.

For the price i can see its a little crazy especially when i dont have a PC yet and its just for system way over powered for just a system but in the future it will be the perfect monitor for a PC build !