Customer Ratings & Reviews

I replaced my 2021/2022 Asus 27' 1440p 275hz lcd monitor with this one. I've had it going on 3 weeks now and overall I love it. I think unless you are the ultimate screen snob, you'll love this monitor. For reference I have had my share of top TV's recently. High end Samsung mini led's as well as the 2022 Samsung S95B OLED that I use pretty much every day. It has the gloss screen and all that and is gorgeous. When I'm using this monitor, I don't feel like I'm missing out on anything. I'll admit this is my first OLED monitor and I waited long and hard before I pulled the trigger but overall I've been very pleased. It is bright and inky. I'm using it with my Windows 11 gaming PC Build as well as an M1 Mac mini. Both look and perform great on this beast. Gaming wise, I'm in love. Coming from a 27' 1440p monitor I was a little worried that in my competitive games going back to 1080p would stink, but it's not a big deal at all and usually not even noticeable. the 480hz OLED when playing competitively is just marvelously smooth. And when I'm not gaming this thing is always in 4k/240hz and it brings Windows 11 to life! lol. All in all I love it. The sound quality is excellent even though I have my own external sound system + headset. The switching between 1080p and 4K takes on average about 3-4 seconds. I've been very impressed so far. Wish it was cheaper but you're paying for high end bleeding edge tech. I wouldn't listen to much to these people talking about the screen and what not. Unless you are wayyyy overboard about those kind of things it will moreeee than meet your needs. I think it is gorgeous. Now I just have to upgrade some of my hardware on the PC to take full advantage of the 480hz lol

Excellent picture quality, great viewing angles, excellent deep blacks. 3 things that I really wish it had was: 1. A thinner design 2. Speakers that the dark colored one has (this color has a lower quality speaker for the same price. That makes no sense to me.). And more importantly 3. It just wasn’t bright enough.

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.

I Have tried The alien & Asus version and i must say LG duo mode is really something else. I have the best of both worlds at click of a button. Having auto power on and off is also great.

Had some issues out of the box. It wouldn’t post, it kept saying “ performing screen cleaning”. After finally setting it up to the 5080 TUF. It was magical. You can tell the difference. It’s a bit off when there is lots of natural light ( living room set up, I have a sliding door and huge windows). Tend to do lots of work and reports. There is a bit of an eye strain when using word or an app that requires a white screen and text. Couldn’t regulate the settings to make it not hurt my eyes, nor make it look weird. Sort of grainy. But love that the speakers are built in within the screen. That was cool. Back port, could use some work. Really tedious, and annoying to get behind the monitor to connect cables. Hence the initial unboxing/set up was teedidous. Borderline frustrating, since you don’t want to touch the screen and/or break it.

Excellent monitor. Display is outstanding. The only issue I’ve had is due to the monitor’s burn-in protection mechanisms (which is a good thing), I had to troubleshoot a problem of the monitor not turning on sometimes when I woke my Mac. It was a minor issue that I was able to fix by turning off the monitor’s deep sleep option.

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.

Simply a gorgeous display for everything and 480 fps speed albeit at 1080p when you want it. Onboard speakers sound pretty good though bass is lacking but thats understandable with how thin this thing is. I really fell in love with the included remote with the LG 45" ultrawide and really wish this would become standard for gaming monitors as I switch inputs often playing on different platforms. Biggest downside is the cost.

Noticeable upgrade over my 1440p monitor super stoked, also can run dual mode for competitive fps titles. Image looks amazing

This monitor was better than the 32" Alienware QD-OLED I tried first for my use case. Brighter, and with better text reproduction due to the sub pixel layout without the fringing you get from Samsung's odd triangle layout. No chunky bezels or chin, just a thin black border around the whole screen. The semi matte screen looks just like my other lg screens, and is preferred for a well lit office were this is used. I have a 77" G2 OLED for our primary TV, and know what they look like glossy, but think this is much better for productivity use, smothering glare while keeping blacks BLACK (not purple like they are with QD-OLED). If I game, it will be at 4k for the full resolution, not the 1080p high refresh rate so cannot speak to its value. Speakers are not good, but preferred the white casing and have standalone desktop monitors. They would suffice in a pinch. Should have USB-C at this price point.

This monitor is pricey, yes. May be missing some features like other monitors. However, i bought this monitor for the image quality and it absolutely delivered. Consider getting this if you have a higher end rig to support the 240hz 4k. The only setting i had to change out of the box is changing the peak brightness from low to high which really brings out the beauty this monitor can deliver.

Colors are great dual spec is cool 400 hz 4k looks amazing reaponse time great

In terms of the LG UltraGear 32OLED. I believe it is an amazing monitor if you're looking for productivity and aspects of gaming. I could not give it a 5 star because I had to return it as an advent gamer. 1080P/480HZ was terrible. It was very pixelated when playing games that were shooters which made it complicated to get a clear view of characters/location especially in FPS games. Disregarding 1080P mode. I think that the 240hz 4k OLED portion was amazing. I had no issues with the monitor itself and was basically amazed by the quality of LGs monitor.

I am an avid gamer and business person and this monitor is awesome! Gaming is where it really shines and playing in 4k with my 4080 Super I am getting about 100-120 fps and this is one of the best screens that I have seen while gaming. Works super well with all of my excel spreadsheets and other business documents and works well with Adobe Premier Pro and Lightroom Classic. You can't go wrong and for some reason the black model is $100 dollars more than the white model, but you can pick this up for sale here at BestBuy and it seems to be a permanent sale. If you have the budget and want a high-end gaming monitor, this is the one to buy!!!!

Although some may not see the justification in spending the money for this monitor, it is absolutely worth every single penny. This is the best monitor I’ve ever owned by FAR, images are so clear and the refresh rate is so smooth.

Was upgrading from mt 27 inch OLED 240hz WQHD monitor by LG. Much better with this as it can go into 480hz on 1080p, but even better being OLED this one is 4K. I wish they put in a remote with it like my 27 inch had, but there's a button on the back on the monitor to adjust settings. Overall satisfied, but not so much for the price. Should be about 1100 or 1200.

The OLED on these 4K monitors, and the refresh rate are all amazing. From doing work with the large 32” display to playing cinematic games like God of War Ragnarok everything is elevated to the next level!

Truly a beautiful and high-performing monitor. I believe outside of ultrawide monitors, this was the most enjoyable gaming monitor I have ever used. Still ahead of it's time I think people should consider THIS monitor when they get the RTX 60 Series or 70 Series

By far the best panel I've used so far, will never be going back to a non Oled panel the colors and brightness look amazing. The dual mode comes in handy to for when you really want to crank out some fps in 1080P.

Absolutely AMAZING monitor, only downside is I wish there was a cheaper alternative that was 1440p, 4k is too much for most games I play but the image quality and the colors are astounding! HIGHLY recommend, the ports are in the bottom of the monitor instead of the back