Customer Ratings & Reviews

I bought this for an upgraded gaming experience but also because it has a built-in docking station. With a single USB-C cable connection from the monitor to a laptop, you get an external screen + USB Hub + 90W of charging. This was the x-factor for me since I could use my laptop with it and not have to use a separate charger, not to mention all the screen real estate for work.nd when the work day is over, I can switch straight to my gaming rig. Heck, this screen does multi-view as well as PIP if you want to do that.

This is an excellent monitor with far more capability than most people will fully use. I primarily use it for PS5 gaming and occasional home office work. The picture quality and refresh rate exceed what any current gaming console can output, so I don’t think I’ve even tapped into its full potential yet. Even retro games look and feel amazing on it. Overall, a powerful and impressive monitor and definitely recommend getting one.

I had another ultrawide mini-LED 49-inch, which I really liked but missed the overall height of a previous 38-inch monitor. This thing is wonderful on PC, Xbox, and PS5. The picture blows me away. When it comes to productivity, the text appears very clear and free of fuzziness. Highly recommended if you have the extra cash for its high cost.

Fantastic monitor. Only things I can ding it for would be the color seems off a bit with the standard profiles. The white, especially on websites with white backgrounds is sometimes washed out, other times blinding. Coming from a LG C2, the balance seemed to be a little better on the TV. The single button rocker for menu options could be better. For a screen this size I'd honestly prefer a remote. The menu is a little clunky slower to react than the TV but over all very similar layout to the TV as they are both LG running just about the same screen OS. Overall I'd recommend, if you are looking for an Ultrawide this is far better than anything Samsung has to offer right now.

The curve is kind of a gimmick, but kind of nice. My problem with this expensive monitor is mine was defective. If you're going to pay for a ridiculously expensive monitor, get the best buy warranty... I wish I did...

Kept this monitor even though the price is steep because it checks every box for me. After using wide screens that topped out at basic quad HD, the five K two K panel is the jump I wanted. Games make full use of my 5090 and look razor clear, and for work I can split the screen into two full layouts that feel like having a pair of twenty seven inch displays without the bezel gap. Text is crisp, colors pop, and motion looks clean with the one hundred sixty five hertz mode. There is a dual mode menu that lets you drop to the faster three hundred thirty hertz preset if you care about pure speed, which is a nice option even if I do not need it every day. Power delivery over USB C is a quiet win since it can top a laptop and keep the desk simple, and the OLED panel is beautiful with deep blacks and rich contrast. Build quality feels strong, and the subtle gray tone instead of bright white should age better and hide marks. The extra resolution fixes the grainy text I saw on older ultra wide quad HD panels, and the wide canvas makes split tasks easier from spreadsheets and code to timelines and chat. PD charging, thoughtful inputs, and support for both G Sync and FreeSync Premium Pro round out a very complete package. The cost is high, no question, but I have zero regrets because it improves both gaming and work every single day. If you have been waiting for a wide screen that finally gets resolution and speed right, this is it. For the performance, features, and build, the price for the quality is good.

This is a great monitor. The curve lets you immerse yourself in the game and the quality is unmatched. It really does feel like you’re gaming on another level. My RTX 5070 GPU is able to keep up just fine.

Best monitor I've ever owned. Expensive but worth it if you have the dough. I thought the 800 curve would be too much but at this size it's almost required.

Stay away if you don’t have a powerful GPU like a 3090/4090/5090 or super card. This monitor eats memory and is unstable with latency when trying to game with max resolution. Only reason why I give it some stars in the 330hz mode saves the day.

Took a couple of days to adjust to this monitor since I was coming from a 27in. Honestly, it's been great and super nice to use for personal and work at the same time. The PIP function is amazing and the quality of this monitor is amazing.

I’ve had this for about 2 weeks! This is the best gaming monitor I’ve had the pleasure of using! 5K 2K I see it as 4K ultra wide and the fact that it’s oled it puts the cherry on top!

This monitor is amazing. I just want to clarify the resolution. Some people are mistaking this for a 5k monitor because of the way the title reads which is understandable if you aren't aware of resolution sizes. It's a 4k ultra wide so it has more horizontal pixels but the same clarity as standard 4k.

Good monitor. Thought the curve was going to be hard to get adjusted to but after a day the curve disappears. The resolution is great only wish the screen was a little bit brighter

Clear vibrant big! Great dynamic range. Almost too good. Great for gaming!

The the extra vertical space compared to other widescreen is a game changer for productivity & gaming.

Amazing gaming monitor! Way more monitor than I need for PS5 but I have plans for a computer in the near future.

This monitor changed my setup entirely. Whether I’m editing video at 5K2K or gaming at 330Hz, the performance is flawless. OLED blacks are deep and vibrant, and G-Sync makes motion feel ultra-fluid. The dual-mode toggle is a game changer when switching between productivity and gaming. You really get the best of both worlds. Highly recommend for serious creators and gamers alike.

I switched from a LG cx48 and Alienware 34” 1440p monitor. Completely blown away at the difference in resolution compared to my previous set up. I run a decent rig with a 4090 gpu and have no issue running max settings on games like RDR2. I do use DLSS to keep the frames up.

Excellent all rounder. I tried this and the HP 32 Inch OLED Omen Transend 32 4K. Both are great monitors but there is something about the 45 inch and the curve that immerses you into the stunning visuals of OLED. I also use this for work and love it that I can do a single USB C Thunderbolt connection to my work laptop or to my MacBook. Gaming monitor wise - this is the top dog and the given the 45 inch 21:9 ratio, it doubles up as a productivity beast. Well done LG.

I use this monitor primarily for productivity, and having a 32" 4K monitor times 1.33 horizontally is a dream. I used to love 1440p ultrawide monitors in the past, but vertically it wasn't enough real estate for me. This monitor solved that problem perfectly. The picture quality is incredible for watching content and playing games as well. I have had no issues with it.