Customer Ratings & Reviews

Good picture quality and runs seamlessly with my pc

Really good OLED and widescreen, call of duty looks great

Great OLED picture quality and I would buy it again!

purchase a couple months ago and I am starting to see some flickering

[Employee of bestbuy] Very nice and what you expect not mind blowing but a bit upgrade would recommend

Nice quality product with a. Great picture. Expensive tho

Good product quality and high C/P. Smooth and comfortable viewing experience.

I am extremely disappointed with the handling of my recent return attempt under the Best Buy Protection Plan. Despite the product being defective and covered by my plan, the store’s general manager refused to process the return, claiming he did not observe the issue I described. I also explained that I could not leave the monitor at the store since I needed a replacement immediately to complete my work, yet I was offered no professional support or resolution. It is troubling how easily these protection plans are sold, yet when customers attempt to use them, the process feels dismissive and unnecessarily difficult. This experience leaves me questioning the value of the program and the commitment to customer care.

I only bought this because it was open box - excellent. Completely untrue. The screen was completely scuffed and it reeked of cigarettes. When I turned it on, it said it had already been used for over 600 hours. There most be no qialitu control for something like this to happen…

I like the size and the 800r curve is very immersive. This was tge only woled panel that i have had excessive VRR flickering on so i was a bit dissatisfied and ultimately returned mine.

The picture quality is excellent. I just don’t like how the curve is so aggressive also, it’s a bit too narrow for me other than that it’s just fine

Good Monitor, just didn't like the matte finish. Excellent for gaming though I prefer a glossy finish. So I returned it. Looking into buying the MSI OLED once it restocks

After 14 months, the monitor now has horizontal lines across the top 1/4 of the screen. Monitor was good but I guess on got a bad manufactured monitor "lemon" if most of the reviews are good.

Don’t like the curve or the fact that it flickers a ton

If you are someone like me who needs a little more desktop space and loves to do some gaming in your free time, I am sure these ultrawide monitors have caught your eye. Out of the box, I can tell you this monitor is beautiful, it just has really good design and will look great anywhere. It is very solidly designed and the base is very sturdy. It is flat on the bottom so you won’t have to deal with multiple legs taking up your valuable desk space. It can raise and lower as well as tilt up and down and side to side. It comes with 2 HDMI 2.1 and 1 DP 1.4 input which should be plenty for most users. You can easily switch between the inputs with a small button on the back of the monitor as well as adjust all your settings. When you turn this thing on for the first time, you will be amazed at how crisp and clear and beautiful the picture looks. It is an OLED screen which means you will get true black and very vivid colors which is perfect for gaming. Not to mention this also has a 240Hz refresh rate which will definitely take your gaming to the next level. The screen also has virtually no glare or reflection and is about as borderless as you can get. I have mine in my home office, so I use it for everyday tasks like browsing the web, watching streaming videos, editing photos and videos and things like that. I have to say it does take a little getting used to if you are coming from a completely flat monitor. But after a couple days your eyes will adjust to it and it will be very comfortable to use, even for prolonged periods of time. I also like to unwind and do some gaming as well. I must tell you; this monitor will immerse you in the game a lot more than a regular flat monitor will. Its hard to describe unless you actually experience it for yourself, but it will give you the feeling like you are in the game, especially if you are able to sit fairly close to the monitor. Combine that with the amazing color of the OLED, the 240Hz refresh rate, and also being compatible with G-Sync and FreeSync and you have just about the perfect gaming monitor! I can say if you are interested or have been on the fence about these curved monitors, I would say they are absolutely worth it! I have used a couple of them before and this one definitely has the best picture quality I have seen!

I just upgraded to a 4k display instead of this one

This did not work for us, great screen, but the curve made the visuals look odd.

My opinion i buyb the monitor but is not great i returning because the not look like oled

The screen is fine but I wouldn’t recommend Best Buy 2 days later the monitor was reduced 100.00 sent in a price match got no response finally contacted support told me it had been past 15 days.

I am currently driving this monitor with a RTX3080 and paired it with an older Dell 34" (SLIGHTLY curved) monitor (which is that has the same UWQHD (3440x1440) resolution. So jumping from desktop to desktop from screen to screen is not jarring. The Dell is an matte IPS screen was color accurate out of the box and has an antiglare coating although it wasn't super effective where I have it placed in front of my South facing window mid morning/day. Directly comparing the UltraGear to the Dell, the Curve is much more significant and almost feels like it wrapping around my eyeballs. Colors are extremely vibrant with great blacks on the OLED. Playing games like Forza 5; which looked good on my Dell, looked amazing on the UltraGear. I will usually have the game on the UltraGear and my phone/email apps on my Dell. While I was not getting 240hz refresh on the UltraGear I was floating around 166hz which is noticeable over the 60hz refresh on the Dell. Games such as Red Dead Redemption are locked to 60hz so not much of a difference there, but the colors in the scenery are more vibrant than that of the Dell. The color and lighting on my UltraGear is uniform and have no stuck pixels. I'm not sure if it's due to the 800R curvature of the screen or better antiglare coating, but seems better at cutting glare than my dell. Side by side midday with the sun blasting through my shades there I see nothing on the UltraGear vs diffused light and shadow on my Dell. Definitely a plus for the LG. The stand is also sturdy and keeps my monitor stable when my desk is bumped or jarred. A lot of height adjustment and decent side to side adjustment for a monitor this curved. Can even slightly tilt the monitor (although I don't know why... tilted desk?). The single control stick behind the bottom portion of the center of the screen is a touch tricky to find at first, but I got used to the position is simple enough to figure out and use. I initially thought the UltraGear had speakers and couldn't figure out how to get sound out of it, but then realized the volume was ONLY for plugging in WIRED headphones. Took my a little while to figure that out. Along trying to figure that, I don't know if there is supposed to be lighting on the back of the sceen. Not that it's that important to me as I will never look at the back of the screen, but I still don't know if that is something this monitor is supposed to be able to do. I would've liked to see USB C video on the UltraGear, especially at this price point, but I am more than able to use the connections it has so its not much of an issue. Aside from a few gripes I mentioned above I do really enjoy using this monitor and am very happy with it. I wouldn't have any problems recommending it as long as someone was willing to spend this kind of money on a screen.