Customer Ratings & Reviews

Works great. Brought on sale for 950 haven’t had any problems. One problem is if your looking for a fast hz monitor I’ll recommend getting a smaller screen as 1080p doesn’t look great on 32 in screens.

Excellent picture quality, easy of use for connecting to multiple consoles or PC

This is my first oled monitor. The screen is beautiful, the colors are accurate. The features are worth the price. I definitely recommend.

Amazing monitor no complaints at all, I play games on pc with a 4090.

Monitor duel mode is awesome, but for the price I would get one of the QD OLEDs for cheaper

Very nice display image. Have connected to PS5. Have to leave it out of the dual Hz mode as this drops the picture down to 1080 automatically in the PS5 setting. Not a big deal as its just a button push. It brought my fps from 60 up to the 120 the PS5 is capable of.

Overall great monitor with absolutely incredible display quaily. Weird issue caused signal to not be detected through display port paired with a second monitor but work arounds were easy to find and it hasn't been an issue since.

Just recently built my first computer with a 4080 super, and a ryzen 7800x3d for my gaming pc. Having something that can handle high fps in not only 1080p but 4k is a great bonus. 240hz/4k and 480hz/1080p is a great well rounded monitor that suits my needs.

Great OLED in the midrange price point. 4K gaming watching movies/streaming.

If you have not the newest GPU, this monitor is for you. I can use it for 4K gaming on not so demanding games and switxh to FHD on fast paced FOS shooters for higher fos and refresh rate. 9/10 dur to the dual mode being little bit glitchy sometimes.

Absolutely flawless monitor and it was an open box excellent rating by the geek squad and I still works great with no issues!!!

Really solid gaming monitor. Perfect picture and size to use on a desk. My only minor thing to complain is that it wobbles quite a bit so you need to make some arrangements if you plan to use it as a computer monitor for work too

While I loathe Windows HDR effects and it looks completely lousy on this monitor, don't enable it. If you want this to look like an amazing OLED monitor, just tweak the monitor settings and don't select windows HDR unless you like everything washed out and terrible looking.

Really nice color and native 4k! Did have some issues with the screen going black for seconds at a time, usually when opening a browser or other action. Seemed to resolve itself after installing the software for it.

I currently have an IPS monitor and this monitor set up on my desk. The difference is amazing. Love the colors and blacks and I finally have more than 60hz. Not sure why 480hz is necessary. I don't even reach 240hz for the stuff I play.

Very nice monitor and consumed small areas and nice pictures and i loved it so much

Really nice monitor. The picture is great, and the response time is really good.

Use it almost everyday. Really good quality and display

I've had this monitor in the past and recently rebought it and now I remember why I loved it so much. The clarity is insane and the refresh rate is even more insane. If you can get past the price, this is probably the best monitor you can get for the given specs.

This monitor is good. But not perfect. The new WOLED subpixel layout improves the text clarity previous LG panels had issues with which is welcome as their previous models were terrible for working with text. But it’s nowhere near as good as I was hoping. The 480 hz mode is seamless as well and a cool differentating feature. However, LGs choice to apply a matte coating somewhat ruins the panel. The matte coating creates a certain grain on items that makes it feel washed out and “blurry”. Also LGs decision to have an external power brick irks me a bit as well as another proprietary cable to keep track of is a pain. For reference, I also bought the Alienware AW3225QF to compare and the Alienware won hands down due to is glossy coating. Alienware also uses a QDOLED panel with a different subpixel layout which might improve text clarity as well. But when I plugged it in and saw the picture it’s exactly what I expected and wanted a OLED monitor to look like. Sadly, the LG did not. So the LGs good. But I think the only reason to buy this monitor would be if you want the 480hz dual mode. Otherwise the Alienware wins in every other department for me.