Customer Ratings & Reviews

Picture quality, color, size, build quality is phenomenal. I bought a 360 hz QDOLED before this monitor, but the shininess of the screen and the sub-pixel layout provided a much worse picture to my eyes than the WOLED of this monitor. Returned the 360hz MSI for this model, and couldn't be happier. That said, I do have a sticky menu button, and the menu looks dated and is a bit dumb to navigate. 1080p 480 hz mode at full screen is surprisingly great for older titles like OW, CSGO, valorant, etc. The finals, apex, and others really dont look good at 480hz 1080p. That said, 240hz at 4k is still not limiting me lol. It is nice to have the option, and to optimize game by game... not necessarily for the performance, but honestly to limit how hot my room gets because of these stupid high end graphics cards. In summary: love the option to change the resolution with a single click, but its the ability to limit the heat output from my graphics card that I like the most. Additionally, I'm a much much bigger fan of WOLED over QDOLED after owning and using both quite a lot.

The monitor is stunning. A little bit of effort needed to be put in to get the colors and brightness level just right, but after that, the image is gorgeous now. The speakers themselves aren’t too bad for monitor speakers, but I use a pair of Bose companion speakers with them which sound great. Only real complaint is that the headphone jack to connect the speakers is in an odd location (bottom of the monitor), so I can’t really hide the cord as well as I would hope. Fan noise is either negligible or non existent at all times. Haven’t gotten the chance to try the 1080/480hz mode yet, but the 4K/240hz is great.

Handles reflections and brighter room conditions well, unlike QD-oled alternatives. Matte finish on the screen may bother some people. Color vibrancy is comparable to OLED phone screens and tablets, which is great, but can fall behind QD-OLED options. 1080p full 480 Hz is achievable on a few games like overwatch and rainbow six siege with reasonable hardware, otherwise, gamers may find it hard reach that target even at 1080p. Unless gamers have top of the line specs, may find it hard to fully leverage 4K high framerate gameplay potential of this monitor in single player titles without upscaling. I imagine the ability to fully leverage the monitor will improve over time as GPU/CPUs improve. HDR experience is excellent, although some might complain about HDR accuracy. Overall, would recommend over other options if one plays competitive FPS games and wishes to leverage above 240 hz refresh rates.

Excellent picture quality, although you may have to adjust the color profile to fit your preferences. I found the colors to be very natural by default, but some prefer more vibrant/saturated colors. The built quality is excellent; the frame is made out of a metal and does not creak or bend. The back and stand are made out of a sturdy plastic. High refresh rates/variable is game changing in combination with oled and fast response times. These new 4k oleds are such a huge step up from anything that came before it, even apple’s own xdr monitor that is several times more expensive than this. Downside: lacks usb-c port. I am using an Lg usb hub to connect to usb-c which is fine but it’s an additional cost. Also for some reason the monitor turns itself on looking for a signal when I leave the hub connected to monitor, and usb-c charging passthrough. Another downside is I heard gray uniformity might be bad on some panels, and that was the case for me, but after an image refresh after 4 hours most if not all the bad uniformity is gone.

In the midst of the new generation of 4K OLEDs, this monitor is the best for addressing the combination of support for high-end single player gaming and competitive shooters. The ability to go from 4K 240Hz to 1080p 480Hz at the push of a button is perfect for switching between two completely different gaming needs. OLED provides the best color spectrum around, and the response times are second to none. The price tag is steep, but if you're like me and want to play AAA single player games and competitive shooters without having to switch monitors, this monitor effectively acts as two separate products built into one. If that doesn't describe your situation, there are alternative 4K OLEDs or high refresh rate 1080p monitors for FAR cheaper that I would recommend. It's a premium product, so I would invest in having a premium rig to get the most out of it.

I’ve had this for about a month now. It’s a solid monitor with great sound. I mostly use it for PS5 game play so I can’t comment it’s pros and cons for PC play. For me it’s perfect and I’m extremely happy with the picture quality. It’s the first monitor I’ve ever had that has a high refresh rate and boy does it make a difference for online. 0 input lag. I’ll come back with an update after I’ve had it for longer.

Great monitor. Much prefer the WOLED brightness over QD OLED. This monitor is built really well. Be sure to update the firmware right away as the new firmware makes big improvements on the HDR performance.

Great Monitor! Offers great performance in either 4k 240hz mode or 1080p in 480hz mode. I often find myself sticking with the 4k 240hz mode due to the amazing immersion and surreal lighting and fluidity of games I play. I have played on the 480hz mode but not every game supports that so be sure to check what games are compatible beforehand before you buy this with full intention of using all 480hz often. Do a quick check of your games and then make the decision to lock this monitor in.

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.

Found it hard to justify the price, especially because it was missing a few features to make it feel worth it, such as; USBC, Glossy display (Not a deal breaker, but why not?) An extra DisplayPort wouldn't hurt either. All in all, the monitor image is great, but just left me wondering that I can get better or same quality with an LG C3 or newer, except I would get more for my money. Its a shame, because if LG had included those extra features, people would find it easier to justify the price, but as it is it feels more like a $1000 monitor. The monitor itself is great, but the price not so much.

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 monitor Looks great ON 4k OLED display is really dope 240hz and 480hz great feature looks and plays amazing on my 4090!

I have mine connected to a gaming PC and also an Apple TV box. The display looks amazing for both and even in a well lit room. Of course i turn all my lights off to game or movie so the darkest black colors really look fantastic. I do have the display arm mounted and was surprised by the light weight upon lifting it. Would I say worth it at full price of LCD or LED tech or black light HDR tech? Maybe not but this monitor drops in price rather often, simply keep an eye on it for a good deal.

I previously was using the LG 27GN950 and that was a fantastic monitor. But 4 years later I was looking into getting a OLED monitor and this monitor popped up on my radar. The day I got this monitor I LOVED it, the OLED panel makes everything pop out with richer colors with more detail, especially with the inky blacks OLED gives out. Plus with the semi matte/gloss finish is perfect for this type of panel and does not bother me one bit. Oh and the 240/480hz mode is amazing when I want the higher resolution for single player games or the high refresh rate for fast paced games. All in all I’m very happy and LOVE this monitor and with me being spoiled by OLED I don’t think I can ever go back to a traditional LED monitor.

This monitor is next-level. The OLED panel looks stunning with deep blacks and insane clarity, especially in 4K at 240Hz. Dual mode is a game-changer—switching to 480Hz in 1080p for competitive play is super smooth. Great for both gaming and creative work. Easily one of the best displays I’ve used.

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

Excellent picture, the quality you could expect from an OLED monitor with the added benefits of relatively newer WOLED tech. This was an excellent deal on top of the sale ($999) and buying an Open Box Excellent which put this at $799, adding Best Buys Burn In Protection assures this for 4 years at the same price as a new monitor! Very satisfied with my purchase.

It’s and LG oled the picture is beautiful! Easy to use performance is outstanding and very game looks amazing.

Best monitor I’ve ever owned. Oled blacks while gaming is next level and the 480 hz option is super nice when competitive gaming. Not a better option at this price out there.

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.