Life is too short to wait for next year models, with this line of thinkiing you'd never buy anything because there is always something bigger/better/cheaper just behind the corner
I hate this line of thinking too. If the product you want meets your needs or desires just get it. Unless a product is truly around the corner like a month or two away. But enjoying a product now is worth it to me if a product satisfies my desires instead of waiting for small tech upgrades.
Just upgrade each year or when the new model comes out. Probably have a couple dozen monitors and computers sitting in the attic from the 49 inch Samsung OLED to the other early OLED models. The 240hz gigabyte QOLED will also end up there in a year or two.
i agree a bit on that, but also i never though i would enough hdr at all 2 years ago. more brightness is better on an hdr monitor. we also needs ways to adjust the brightness quick, i used to do that on my lcd's depending on the light condition/time of day. the worst thign that can happen is a oled with great hdr that locked out the brightness settings when enabling hdr..... full screen brightness is the weakest point now, but also that is where i do not want any increase if it last for more than a second. and everything had to move over to dark mode.
Got the pg32ucdm and it gets bright enough for a dark gamingroom. Best monitor i have tried, i would never use a tv for pc gaming, that is for 60-120fps consolegaming.
@@solyngen883 The best TVs aren't ideal for competitive gaming on consoles either because they're too big. So many people who love the LG C series have a smaller monitor for competitive games lol. TVs are for casuals / single player gaming
yeah I always use my main ips monitor at around 20-40% and 50 is a lil to much for my eyes, I also have that blue thing on my glasses and it still hurts after a while
Saying that the HDR for the current gen OLED monitors is crazy. The OLED monitors today are absoutely amazing and borderline felt like I was moving to next gen with how CLEAR the image is and practically non existent the motion blur is. I think most OLEDS are fine regardless of the generation it was released just as long as you take the necessary precautions to help prevent burn in on your monitor. Yes monitor technology is always going to get better in the future. But as a consumer you must first value your money before thinking of what OLED monitor you wanna choose. I got lucky to find an LG OLED monitor from micro center that was an Open box for about $460 which to me is well worth the price for a very premium Computer monitor instead of spending $800+ for a brand new monitor.
@@miltona891 They didnt. Its just this years flagship (and the Bravia 7) that isnt OLED (the Bravia 8 is an OLED, just not a flagship one). They wanted to have the A95L as their OLED flagship for one more year. Next year they should release a proper OLED lineup again.
I have the Gigabyte FO32U2P and I'm extremely happy with it. It's reportedly slightly brighter than the ASUS, Dell and MSI equivalent QD-OLED panels and it has the DP 2.1 and mini DP 2.1 inputs. So more future proof ready for GPU's that don't need to use DSC. I normally play games in a light controlled room in the evening so the raised blacks in daylight don't bother me at all. Very happy so far and definitely recommend the FO32U2P.
@@ozgurkuzu2202You already have an insane monitor but yes, yes it's definitely worth to upgrade. The colors look insanely better on glossy qd-oled. So much better to the point you can't go back to ips and if you would get a 4k 240hz glossy qd-oled than the 240hz is also a very nice upgrade over the 144hz you have on your monitor and pretty much al qd-oled monitors have HDMI 2.1 for console gaming
I think the gigabyte was the best out of the new qd-oleds. I'm torn on getting that or waiting to see if some qd-oled ultrawides @ 2160p will ever come.
@@squirrelsinjacket1804 QD Oleds probably don't have a future unless they invent something new that keeps burn in from happening. Woled is the current best panel you can get as it reduces the probability of burn in significantly and its not even close.
@@ozgurkuzu2202 If you have a functional monitor thats good enough to game on i would 100% wait for the second gen of monitors to come out as they will be significantly better with less bugs. The Gigabyte monitor he mentioned was one i returned, i didn't buy it i got it as a gift from work for saving them a ton of money. When trying use HDR the screen would be so dim, then it had some weird blue hue issues. The dim thing was a problem not sure if it is anymore but it was something actually wrong with the monitor. Its been nearly 8 months since. When i didn't use HDR tho the monitor was beautiful i will be getting the 2nd gen monitors but probably not a Gigabyte. I'd rather stay with a company that is know for making monitors.
Ain't that the truth brother. Bout to drop a band (is that what they call 1000?) On the pg32ucdm. It's on sale! Last year I was eating Ramen noodles with my 1070! God is good
I picked up one of the very first from LG 2 years ago. 2k 240hz, and it's wonderful. I'm anticipating that if 4k 240hz glossy, high brightness display comes out next year, I'll pick that up and use the other monitor as a secondary screen or if need be, sell it to help with the cost of buying a better one. Either way, it's a good investment.
Endgame for me is 4K 32 inch 960/1000hz (for zero ghosting) OLED with 2000-4000+ nits peak brightness, and no burn-in, text fringing or ABL. Might take a few more years for this to happen.
It's so many 4k 240 Hz qd oled in stock here because the demand for em isent high enough because most people r waiting for micro OLED since that doesn't have the risk of burn in and does people do more than just gaming on there pc so the risk of burn in is pretty high so waiting for micro OLED is better I sopose even that it's atleast 3 to 4 years away
What I wanted to see is not only 100% adoption of HDMI 2.1 FRL 48, but also full adoption of DP2.1 over USB-C DP2.1 alt mode with full support of UHBR 10, 13.5, and 20. Also there shall be demand for 1080p OLED monitors as well targeting budget and esports pros, need WUXGA or DCI 2K (2048x1080) rated at 600Hz with VRR and LTPO layer as well as tandem OLED stacking for better power efficiency and higher sustained full screen brightness in both SDR and HDR, like going 600-1000 nits full screen, and longer lifespan with sub millisecond pixel dimming control. Maybe for higher resolutions, like why not adopt DCI 4K cinematic resolution (4096x2160) at 120Hz with HDMI 2.1 FRL and DP2.1, as well as some 4:3 aspect ratio screens such as QXGA (2048x1536) for gamers who create and creators who game?
Just imagine the 1st company that drops a 26" 1440p 300hz W-OLED with gorilla glass super glossy coatin and 400 nits fullscreen SDR brightness.. 10m units orders the 1st second they go live..
Is there a reason not to just buy an OLED TV for cheaper than all of the monitors? For example the 2023 Samsung QD OLED is currently only £999 versus OLED monitors usually being upwards of £1100
The only displays available here are the LG C4 42" and the Samsung S90D 55" (55" uses the QD-OLED according to RTINGS). Which would you recommend? I've read the S90D has better colors but is it really that huge of a difference? Pricing for both is almost identical.
@@thedisplayguy About the size thing. The LG C4 is 42" while the S90D is 55" but both are 4k. Would that size difference yet same resolution result in a blurrier image on the 55" display overall for the same viewing distance? I can't really test it myself at the store since both are only offered for online orders here, but I'm concerned that if I bought the S90D for its better display I might actually be getting a blurrier image because of its sheer size.
i think that it‘s not that much of a deal going between W-OLED and QD-OLED unless you directly compare them side by side, i‘ve got an 837 OLED 48“ from Philips last year, that uses an LG W-OLED panel, and iam in love with it, i think i personally will be getting the 1+ year old 27“ OLED from LG soon… maybe watch some more reviews and draw a conclusion. either way, i don‘t think that you can go wrong!
Now that some time has gone by, I really don’t get the hate for the AW 32 inch QD OLED. I came from the very dim LG 27 inch 240hz model but the AW seems plenty bright enough for me. Love the True Black 400 mode as it’s used the most.
I have to say my ASUS PG32UCDM has blown me away and is light years ahead of anything else I’ve ever used! I enjoy gaming on it very much! That being said once PhoLED comes out that will definitely be a great upgrade. And if and when that happens I’ll just buy one of those too!!
Are there going to be brighter OLED 4k 240Hz monitors coming next year? All of the bright displays I see are TVs and they don't have DisplayPort 2;0 nor can do 4k 240Hz without DSC.
The thing is, for gaming almost every OLED is great. But overall for a mix of productivity, so you need high brightness, because most productivity rooms aren't dark as the night but rather very bright, you need 100% color accuracy on digital and print color spaces and depending on the productivity you still need high HDR or high refresh rate. Also 5k or 6k options would be great to see. But like you said, I am already waiting a couple of years for that and the display industry seems to move like snails. I can rather choose very expensive MINI-LEDs with blooming or OLED with very bad brightness and unusable in a regular work environment. Always missing the reviews for OLEDs that serve both needs, entertainment and productivity and when you work in productivity you actually often produce content for entertainment, so I never understand why people divide this in two categories of tests.
The brightness of these qd owls and owls panels have stopped me from buying one. Would feel like I’ve been ripped off because I know how badly they’re being nurfed
I really think the manufacturers of these monitors are just trying to cover their own butts with respect to burn in. They are not nerfed quite as bad on tv's because users have FAR different viewing patterns on a tv vs a computer monitor. Think they all know burn in is still a very substantial issue that hasn't been completely "solved".
Do you know what the deal is with these 1000+ dimming zone Mini Leds that were announced over a year ago but were never released? I have been demoing the MSI 271 QRX and the quirks of OLEDs are dealbreakers for me. Mainly VRR flicker and the DSC messing with my windows upon waking up. Mini LED seems like the way but not sure if I should buy now or wait
Im scared of OLED Burn out, i use my monitors for 5-6 years, thinking about buying one that will last me long time, how common it is for the burnout to happen?
looking at current OLED tests, you'd get burn-in within a couple months if you use any OLED monitor as a normal monitor. Personally, I'm considering getting LG UltraGear 27GR83Q-B, as it seems to be one of the best value for the money monitros right now, and won't have the issue of burn-in, thanks to being an IPS monitor. Rtings 2.0 test results for it seem pretty promising as well. I also only have space for 1 monitor, so going for something that will 100% get burn-in from daily use is not a worthwhile spending.
@@ArtificialDjDAGX Depends where You are, i am already on 1440p, i have benq IPS panel i got durning christmas for 220€ i belive but thinking about getting 4k one to use as main monitor and 1440p as second one, either m28u or Samsung oddysey g7 but they are quite expensive so waiting for a deal for either one, and ofcourse i need to upgrade my graphics if u wanna play 4k so i have to get 5000 series for it too
@@Forsigh you're right about that. I'm personally going from a sub $200 1080p monitor. Though basically my main reasoning for not going 4k is that current GPUs can't handle sufficient fps at 4k to make full use of 4k@240hz monitors, so buying one would mean not being able to fully utilize it until a couple GPU generations later. (also, hate youtube for shadow deleting comments)
@@ArtificialDjDAGX Yeah i think the same way but also im not buying monitor to use it for a year or two, its like future proof purchase, i dont game each time i sit in front of my pc, and most games i play anyway would easily reach 144-240 fps on 4k, like cs go, league, rocket league or some of the online games, also most the games i play i would play on dlss lowering the resoultion which i dont mind actually, 90% of my pc use is TH-cam and watching some sort of videos anyway so could get the screen now and just downscale on my 3070, 1440p on my 3070 is perfect max settings on everything anyway i didnt notice my games breaking or stuttering and im heavily against that type of gaming and cant stand
@@Forsigh Nice! I'm personally using a GTX 980, so when I'm finally upgrading, it's going to have to be a full rig upgrade :p Also, I'm not saying you are only going to use it for a year, I'm more referring to the fact that it takes like 3 years between each GPU generation, and modern AAA games and whatnot require far more GPU power than we currently have access to, and will have access to for the next couple generations. Personally, I'll be playing all sorts of games that could be ran on my current setup, but also things like Cyberpunk 2077 and the upcoming S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 at max settings, so I'd be directly faced with the limits of current and next-gen GPU power in those scenarios, hence why I'm considering the best 1440p 27" IPS display currently available. For true future-proofing, the displays you want to consider are those with DP2.1, like Gigabyte Aorus FO32U2P.
For oled I have had the alienware dwf oled for a year and a half and the lg 45” 2024 model oled and have never had this issue also. I have no idea what people talk about like it’s some big deal.
@@DrakonR i have data i learned from, so new development in tech has to fix that issue or subjective testing to say it is not a perceivable delay. then delete your TH-cam account your ignorant troll.
question I had a C1 OLED and it got burn in from CNBC, C4 is suppose to have better performance there but I am concerned about Monitor on stand by or stock trading if there would be burning? have you noticed any with the C4 and or C3? what other settings are you using to prevent this?
The lack of brightness is rather sad. Real scene brightness is barely better than SDR on these things. I'd wait 'til next year or even the year after. If you can't wait, save up for a 42" C4. Don't believe the hype.
@@drunkhusband6257 of course it does. The higher the peak brightness, the greater the possible ‘dynamic range’. Sdr is typically mastered to a peak brightness of 100-200 nits. Higher peak brightness (with a decent black floor) will give you better hdr. You’re not getting that with an sdr display.
you sure it's worth to play on 24 inch 1080p? for that money i think you should just buy 27 inch 1440p oled. you get nicer resolution and i doubt you would need the 540 hertz
hard to make a decision about the future of oleds, i had to wait until june this year until any 4k 240hz oled was in stock. so assuming something new coming out in 2025 is dicy.
Good luck.. I have been patiently waiting for 4K Oled ultrawide that is bigger than 34inch and isnt a super ultrawide. People have been coping with the end of the year/ beginning of the next year for 4 years.. Thats how long i have been waiting for something like that. 3440x1440 is max they can do.. I already have that res on my 34 inch i dont plan on donwgrading my PPI. My goals switched as soon as Samsung started releasing those Mini LEDs. Now i want something that wont happen at all probbably. 40 - 45 inch Mini/micro LED 4k+ Ultrawide with 240hz. I will probbably have to cope on that one for another 4 years
@@drunkhusband6257 Thanks Im selling my 4090 for 5090 when it releases. Monitors with this resolution should be hopefully around Q1 2025. Im gonna be ready.. Kina sad i only heard about OLED going with 4K on 40+ inch next year.
@@drunkhusband6257I have the lg 45” and use dldsr at 5120x2160 and my 4090 struggles hard at that resolution. I don’t think everyone realizes how much more f’ing pixels that is over 4k. Not only does it struggle vram usage is insane and in some games it uses up all 24gb. Even in a easy dx11 game like apex it uses 18gb at that resolution and get around 150-180fps. 5090 is supposed to have 28gb and I don’t think that’s going to be enough. Using dldsr and dlss does help and looks pretty good for my use case. But still struggles. Still infested in a 4k model as long as it’s duel resolution like there 32” lg model they released this year. That would be epic and I would upgrade in a heart beat. But if it’s only 5120x2160 I’m passing on that one easily and waiting for a potential duel resolution model.
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As much as I want to get an OLED monitor, I just need to be happy with my LG C1 55 inch TV as monitor. I just use a separate rolling desk separately from the desk holding my TV.
I want a 32" 4k high refresh rate OLED, but I don't want a glossy screen (all QD-OLEDs so far) and I don't want one with a fan in it (LG). Guess I need to keep waiting.
@@drunkhusband6257 It's not made up. That makes no sense hdr is real. The brightness levels are real. The issue is conflict with the software and windows on hdr. Drivers too and both nvidia and amd have to fix them for specific games. Implementation is rough and you can mod it in to certain games. To say that it's all made up for advertising is fake news.
@@drunkhusband6257 False. You haven't use hdr at all. I could understand 1000 isn't much better than 400 because I did research due to the fact that monitor will have burn in hdr quality isn't much better.
They will drop in price eventually also Nvidia are phasing out their gsyn that adds $150usd to the price for something thats as cheap as radeons solution that will further reduce the price. Guessing around mid or early 2025. Nvidias card is coming out soon me personally im going to get that and then go 4k once prices have settle and there is more variety of 32" oleds outthere.
Actually it's not hard not were I'm from in Europe most of the 4k 240 hz qd oled r in stock for a simple reason people want a monitor for more than just gaming movies etc if you try to do productivity on a qd oled eventually burn in will be your worst enemy so alot of people i know r willing to wait for micro OLED even that it's 3 to 4 years away or so
I like my monitor a bit dim, but with HDR it's nice to have some good punch in brightness. Right now i am using this 300 nits HDR 4K IPS LG display on 55% brightness, so the current OLED's should do just fine.
@@candoslayer It is hard to say by how much but it won't be huge. I hope that Samsung will set the birghness of QD-oled monitors to be more similar to their larger TVs. There is a chance that larger OLED display manufacturers using FMM will come in around 3 years but it will be more expensive than QD-oled and WOLED even using one layer but they will be brighter even with one layer. TCL might release IJP-OLED in 2025-2026 but it will be dimmer than QD-oled TVs and might be similar to QD-oled monitors. They should be cheaper and use normal RGB stripe pixels.
Bro your advice is HIGHLY IMPORTANT to me! So please can you give me an advice to buy msi mpg 321 oled or innocn 32m2v ? I would definitely go to oled but i am very very worried about getting burn ins.... and i am using my monitor for productivity usually + films + some casual gaming, so what you think would i get burnins after a year or 2 years.... or they are now solved that problem and i can comfortably go with oled without any concerns about burnins.... thanks in advance!!
Not sure if you already pulleld the trigger but honestly if fear of burn in is holding you back from OLED, don't let that stop you, it really isn't as big as deal as it once was for the early adopters - Yes the lifespan is finite on these things - as it is on most tech. But we're talking thousands, if not 10s of thousands of hours here. The improvement in quality alone feels worth it and will completely change your gaming experience, even more than a new GPU in my opinion. As long as you're mindful of it and vary your content rather than static screen max brightness 9 hours a day you should be fine. Whats your current monitor? I literally use my oled exclusive for gaming and some light streaming use, always use dark mode anyway too. I then have an IPS display for Productivity - people just need to be sensible when it comes to OLED, I believe Monitors unboxed deliberatelly burnt in his one blasting max brightness for 16 hours a day with no screen protection llike it will happen in extreme cases - some people hate the idea of having to be sensible with their screen use - for me its not an issue, worth it for the OLED upgrade and visuals and it encourages me to track my screentime for my own eyes health :)
@@TheBeerHunter7 bro thanks for your thoughts and opinion. So i eventually ordered lg 32gr93u-b , its ips but top ips as to monitor unboxed data... hasn't arrived yet , so can't say anything yet. I was thinking about oled but eventually picked that one cause i will use the monitor 80% for productivity(as external monitor for my macbook) and 20% for gaming and movies. Was also considering innocn 32m2v which is miniled monitor with true 10bit matrix and 1000 local dimming zones, but that was way to expensive to buy in my region.... i am not in USA sadly, and in my country its not easy to buy electronics cheap.... though if i was in US i would probably go for oled cause it has warranty etc etc.... nevertheless i hope i would like lg monitor in comparison the trash i have now(my 22 inch tn monitor from 2009😁😁)
I don’t get this obsession with brightness. I have my msi 32 at 65 brightness and it’s fine. Maybe the bigger display gives the impression of brighter display. I’d like the qd with lg glossy coating.
Thank you for your informative videos! Could you advise me on a few 32 inch monitors that you think I should consider for work productivity. I’m not a gamer and just need one for work related tasks such as google workspace and occasional TH-cam videos. I’d like curved. Thank you!!
Have the aw3225qf 4k 32inch, beautiful display. Really enjoy it, only gripes are; keeping the bastard clean.. absolute magnet for random marks. And having to pixel refresh every 4 hours! But really nice display, cant go back now
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hot take, i want a 27 4k oled. limited desk space, and i know 27 1440p is great, i have a 32 1440p and i enjoy it, but its a bit much for my space. and i want the ppi of a 4k.
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Life is too short to wait for next year models, with this line of thinkiing you'd never buy anything because there is always something bigger/better/cheaper just behind the corner
By next year we’ll all be fighting in WW3 might as well live it up now
I hate this line of thinking too. If the product you want meets your needs or desires just get it. Unless a product is truly around the corner like a month or two away. But enjoying a product now is worth it to me if a product satisfies my desires instead of waiting for small tech upgrades.
hmm maybe waiting for new drop / next generation gpu's isnt a dumb move if you can get more power for less dineros
It's worth asking the question though. It depends what you already have, if you need to upgrade now, and what's coming if you wait...
Just upgrade each year or when the new model comes out. Probably have a couple dozen monitors and computers sitting in the attic from the 49 inch Samsung OLED to the other early OLED models. The 240hz gigabyte QOLED will also end up there in a year or two.
The only reason to wait is to get your 2024 monitor at a better price
Yes right lol, same shit every year
Yep XD
same..sitting on an expensive 4K PC but my monitor is 250 usd 1440p ips from 2017 or 2018.. :P Can't justify the 2k USD price for 4k OLED in EU/ASIA..
@@KenzieNakamurain usa, on amazon right now I think there's an offer for an msi qd oled 4k monitor for like $700
Nah you dont' want the first gen of these monitors too many issues.
How freaking bright do you need it to be? I just got one of the MSI monitors and I feel like I need sunglasses to play games on it.
Basement dweller.
i agree a bit on that, but also i never though i would enough hdr at all 2 years ago.
more brightness is better on an hdr monitor.
we also needs ways to adjust the brightness quick, i used to do that on my lcd's depending on the light condition/time of day.
the worst thign that can happen is a oled with great hdr that locked out the brightness settings when enabling hdr.....
full screen brightness is the weakest point now, but also that is where i do not want any increase if it last for more than a second.
and everything had to move over to dark mode.
ikr?? I got the gigabyte 4k one and i cant have the brightness turned up since it hurts my eyes lol
same here, i am using va monitor(400nits) on like 30% brightness slider, more light causes eye pain
Depend on your environment
i really dont get your complaint about brightenss on these monitors. my eyes couldn't take much brighter in a heavy gaming session.
+1 i never use it on 100% brightness
Got the pg32ucdm and it gets bright enough for a dark gamingroom. Best monitor i have tried, i would never use a tv for pc gaming, that is for 60-120fps consolegaming.
@@solyngen883 giving up the 240hz for only brightness is absurd to me. Monitors are king
@@solyngen883 The best TVs aren't ideal for competitive gaming on consoles either because they're too big. So many people who love the LG C series have a smaller monitor for competitive games lol. TVs are for casuals / single player gaming
yeah I always use my main ips monitor at around 20-40% and 50 is a lil to much for my eyes, I also have that blue thing on my glasses and it still hurts after a while
Saying that the HDR for the current gen OLED monitors is crazy. The OLED monitors today are absoutely amazing and borderline felt like I was moving to next gen with how CLEAR the image is and practically non existent the motion blur is. I think most OLEDS are fine regardless of the generation it was released just as long as you take the necessary precautions to help prevent burn in on your monitor. Yes monitor technology is always going to get better in the future. But as a consumer you must first value your money before thinking of what OLED monitor you wanna choose. I got lucky to find an LG OLED monitor from micro center that was an Open box for about $460 which to me is well worth the price for a very premium Computer monitor instead of spending $800+ for a brand new monitor.
Sony needs to come out with a oled monitor
This. Exactly this.
after the inzone m9? hell no
Nah, they just stop making oled tvs
@@miltona891 They didnt. Its just this years flagship (and the Bravia 7) that isnt OLED (the Bravia 8 is an OLED, just not a flagship one). They wanted to have the A95L as their OLED flagship for one more year. Next year they should release a proper OLED lineup again.
Sony is only good at up scaling. Which is irrelevant on a monitor.
I have the Gigabyte FO32U2P and I'm extremely happy with it. It's reportedly slightly brighter than the ASUS, Dell and MSI equivalent QD-OLED panels and it has the DP 2.1 and mini DP 2.1 inputs. So more future proof ready for GPU's that don't need to use DSC. I normally play games in a light controlled room in the evening so the raised blacks in daylight don't bother me at all. Very happy so far and definitely recommend the FO32U2P.
i have m32u gigabyte do u think it worth upgrading from ips to qd oled for console gaming ? i care about colors.thank you.
@@ozgurkuzu2202You already have an insane monitor but yes, yes it's definitely worth to upgrade. The colors look insanely better on glossy qd-oled. So much better to the point you can't go back to ips and if you would get a 4k 240hz glossy qd-oled than the 240hz is also a very nice upgrade over the 144hz you have on your monitor and pretty much al qd-oled monitors have HDMI 2.1 for console gaming
I think the gigabyte was the best out of the new qd-oleds. I'm torn on getting that or waiting to see if some qd-oled ultrawides @ 2160p will ever come.
@@squirrelsinjacket1804 QD Oleds probably don't have a future unless they invent something new that keeps burn in from happening. Woled is the current best panel you can get as it reduces the probability of burn in significantly and its not even close.
@@ozgurkuzu2202 If you have a functional monitor thats good enough to game on i would 100% wait for the second gen of monitors to come out as they will be significantly better with less bugs. The Gigabyte monitor he mentioned was one i returned, i didn't buy it i got it as a gift from work for saving them a ton of money. When trying use HDR the screen would be so dim, then it had some weird blue hue issues. The dim thing was a problem not sure if it is anymore but it was something actually wrong with the monitor. Its been nearly 8 months since. When i didn't use HDR tho the monitor was beautiful i will be getting the 2nd gen monitors but probably not a Gigabyte. I'd rather stay with a company that is know for making monitors.
Can you share a little more about the gorilla glass LG OLED coming later this year?
Yeah this is the first time I'm hearing about it?
It would be so good having a glossy version of the LG 32in woled
Asus PG32UCDM?
@@Juustovastaava its a QD OLED
@@Raykeur21 They don't know the advantage of woled.
have money? do whatever you want
don't have money? wait
isn't this advice applicable for anything?
Ain't that the truth brother. Bout to drop a band (is that what they call 1000?) On the pg32ucdm. It's on sale! Last year I was eating Ramen noodles with my 1070! God is good
I picked up one of the very first from LG 2 years ago. 2k 240hz, and it's wonderful. I'm anticipating that if 4k 240hz glossy, high brightness display comes out next year, I'll pick that up and use the other monitor as a secondary screen or if need be, sell it to help with the cost of buying a better one. Either way, it's a good investment.
Using OLED as a second monitor is crazy flex now lol
@oLTGo yeah, in hindsight, I sound very wealthy.
@@Quantum_Nebula be proud to be a baller
There already are 4k 240hz glossy monitors like asus PG32UCDM
At the moment is there any leak of a 4k, 360hz, 32 inch, full gorilla glass coating monitor?
Endgame for me is 4K 32 inch 960/1000hz (for zero ghosting) OLED with 2000-4000+ nits peak brightness, and no burn-in, text fringing or ABL. Might take a few more years for this to happen.
4k 1000hz? 😂😂😂😂 how you going to do run this? Not even the 6090 in 4 years will be capable 😂😂
U can't stop burn in on oled
Ur right pholed you can though@@tazboy1934
DP 3.1 and micro LED 👍
Yeah bet you want us to make venus habitable too eh?
would be nice if there was any 240hz 4k in stock
It's so many 4k 240 Hz qd oled in stock here because the demand for em isent high enough because most people r waiting for micro OLED since that doesn't have the risk of burn in and does people do more than just gaming on there pc so the risk of burn in is pretty high so waiting for micro OLED is better I sopose even that it's atleast 3 to 4 years away
samsung g8 is in stock nearly everywhere in the US
@@Keivzis it matte or glossy?
@@clave2049 matte
@@clave2049 I think it's matte screen
What I wanted to see is not only 100% adoption of HDMI 2.1 FRL 48, but also full adoption of DP2.1 over USB-C DP2.1 alt mode with full support of UHBR 10, 13.5, and 20. Also there shall be demand for 1080p OLED monitors as well targeting budget and esports pros, need WUXGA or DCI 2K (2048x1080) rated at 600Hz with VRR and LTPO layer as well as tandem OLED stacking for better power efficiency and higher sustained full screen brightness in both SDR and HDR, like going 600-1000 nits full screen, and longer lifespan with sub millisecond pixel dimming control. Maybe for higher resolutions, like why not adopt DCI 4K cinematic resolution (4096x2160) at 120Hz with HDMI 2.1 FRL and DP2.1, as well as some 4:3 aspect ratio screens such as QXGA (2048x1536) for gamers who create and creators who game?
Just imagine the 1st company that drops a 26" 1440p 300hz W-OLED with gorilla glass super glossy coatin and 400 nits fullscreen SDR brightness.. 10m units orders the 1st second they go live..
Is there a reason not to just buy an OLED TV for cheaper than all of the monitors? For example the 2023 Samsung QD OLED is currently only £999 versus OLED monitors usually being upwards of £1100
Fps
@@Br3ndan_ yeah I thought that was the only reason
You have to be crazy to pay $900 for a monitor that can’t do decent hdr
Exactly
releasing unfinished products is greed
@@hungerxhunger yes
So wich u recomend
Mini led@@stevensv4864
Is LG bringing out their own gorilla glas monitor or are you refering to the dough spectrum black 4K?
The only displays available here are the LG C4 42" and the Samsung S90D 55" (55" uses the QD-OLED according to RTINGS). Which would you recommend? I've read the S90D has better colors but is it really that huge of a difference? Pricing for both is almost identical.
S90D is better, but it depends on what size you want.
@@thedisplayguy About the size thing. The LG C4 is 42" while the S90D is 55" but both are 4k. Would that size difference yet same resolution result in a blurrier image on the 55" display overall for the same viewing distance? I can't really test it myself at the store since both are only offered for online orders here, but I'm concerned that if I bought the S90D for its better display I might actually be getting a blurrier image because of its sheer size.
@@kamikaze00007Yes, it will be blurrier. Because your viewing distance is the same and the PPI of 4K on 55 inches is lower than 4K on 42 inches.
go for a better PPI if u can.
i think that it‘s not that much of a deal going between W-OLED and QD-OLED unless you directly compare them side by side, i‘ve got an 837 OLED 48“ from Philips last year, that uses an LG W-OLED panel, and iam in love with it, i think i personally will be getting the 1+ year old 27“ OLED from LG soon… maybe watch some more reviews and draw a conclusion.
either way, i don‘t think that you can go wrong!
I'm surprised you didn't mention sizes. A lot of folks are waiting on a 27" 4K panel.
Now that some time has gone by, I really don’t get the hate for the AW 32 inch QD OLED. I came from the very dim LG 27 inch 240hz model but the AW seems plenty bright enough for me. Love the True Black 400 mode as it’s used the most.
400 mode over 1000 ?? Why
@@joaquinarchivaldoguzmanloe1073 400 mode is brighter
@@joaquinarchivaldoguzmanloe1073 because its only 1000 in a 2% window
If you don't have an OLED, then yes you should upgrade this year. If you already have an OLED, then no you should wait
"upgrade"... Lol
@@DrakonRyou think your ips 24" 60hz is superior :D
@@MsFearco sure thing!
@@DrakonR There is no upgrade from oled. Its a perishable hw piece though.
@@Andytlp it's not an "upgrade." In the monitor space, the technology is gimped.
I want a 4K version of the LG 45 UltraGear, with slightly kess of a curve. Maybe 1000r instead of 800r.
Might as well wait for 2025 to go with the 5 series Nvidia.
I have to say my ASUS PG32UCDM has blown me away and is light years ahead of anything else I’ve ever used! I enjoy gaming on it very much!
That being said once PhoLED comes out that will definitely be a great upgrade. And if and when that happens I’ll just buy one of those too!!
A new quality monitor can improve your day to day computer experience more than anything else.
Are there going to be brighter OLED 4k 240Hz monitors coming next year?
All of the bright displays I see are TVs and they don't have DisplayPort 2;0 nor can do 4k 240Hz without DSC.
The thing is, for gaming almost every OLED is great.
But overall for a mix of productivity, so you need high brightness, because most productivity rooms aren't dark as the night but rather very bright, you need 100% color accuracy on digital and print color spaces and depending on the productivity you still need high HDR or high refresh rate.
Also 5k or 6k options would be great to see.
But like you said, I am already waiting a couple of years for that and the display industry seems to move like snails.
I can rather choose very expensive MINI-LEDs with blooming or OLED with very bad brightness and unusable in a regular work environment.
Always missing the reviews for OLEDs that serve both needs, entertainment and productivity and when you work in productivity you actually often produce content for entertainment, so I never understand why people divide this in two categories of tests.
What are the chances of getting 4k 27" OLED display anytime soon?
I'm still waiting for 27 inch 4k one
Micro LED is what you should really be waiting for in 2025.
The brightness of these qd owls and owls panels have stopped me from buying one. Would feel like I’ve been ripped off because I know how badly they’re being nurfed
*oled
I really think the manufacturers of these monitors are just trying to cover their own butts with respect to burn in. They are not nerfed quite as bad on tv's because users have FAR different viewing patterns on a tv vs a computer monitor. Think they all know burn in is still a very substantial issue that hasn't been completely "solved".
If I wait for the models of 2025. What month do the screens come out?
The month after you finally decide to buy one now.
Do you know what the deal is with these 1000+ dimming zone Mini Leds that were announced over a year ago but were never released? I have been demoing the MSI 271 QRX and the quirks of OLEDs are dealbreakers for me. Mainly VRR flicker and the DSC messing with my windows upon waking up. Mini LED seems like the way but not sure if I should buy now or wait
Im scared of OLED Burn out, i use my monitors for 5-6 years, thinking about buying one that will last me long time, how common it is for the burnout to happen?
looking at current OLED tests, you'd get burn-in within a couple months if you use any OLED monitor as a normal monitor. Personally, I'm considering getting LG UltraGear 27GR83Q-B, as it seems to be one of the best value for the money monitros right now, and won't have the issue of burn-in, thanks to being an IPS monitor. Rtings 2.0 test results for it seem pretty promising as well. I also only have space for 1 monitor, so going for something that will 100% get burn-in from daily use is not a worthwhile spending.
@@ArtificialDjDAGX Depends where You are, i am already on 1440p, i have benq IPS panel i got durning christmas for 220€ i belive but thinking about getting 4k one to use as main monitor and 1440p as second one, either m28u or Samsung oddysey g7 but they are quite expensive so waiting for a deal for either one, and ofcourse i need to upgrade my graphics if u wanna play 4k so i have to get 5000 series for it too
@@Forsigh you're right about that. I'm personally going from a sub $200 1080p monitor. Though basically my main reasoning for not going 4k is that current GPUs can't handle sufficient fps at 4k to make full use of 4k@240hz monitors, so buying one would mean not being able to fully utilize it until a couple GPU generations later. (also, hate youtube for shadow deleting comments)
@@ArtificialDjDAGX Yeah i think the same way but also im not buying monitor to use it for a year or two, its like future proof purchase, i dont game each time i sit in front of my pc, and most games i play anyway would easily reach 144-240 fps on 4k, like cs go, league, rocket league or some of the online games, also most the games i play i would play on dlss lowering the resoultion which i dont mind actually, 90% of my pc use is TH-cam and watching some sort of videos anyway so could get the screen now and just downscale on my 3070, 1440p on my 3070 is perfect max settings on everything anyway i didnt notice my games breaking or stuttering and im heavily against that type of gaming and cant stand
@@Forsigh Nice! I'm personally using a GTX 980, so when I'm finally upgrading, it's going to have to be a full rig upgrade :p
Also, I'm not saying you are only going to use it for a year, I'm more referring to the fact that it takes like 3 years between each GPU generation, and modern AAA games and whatnot require far more GPU power than we currently have access to, and will have access to for the next couple generations. Personally, I'll be playing all sorts of games that could be ran on my current setup, but also things like Cyberpunk 2077 and the upcoming S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 at max settings, so I'd be directly faced with the limits of current and next-gen GPU power in those scenarios, hence why I'm considering the best 1440p 27" IPS display currently available. For true future-proofing, the displays you want to consider are those with DP2.1, like Gigabyte Aorus FO32U2P.
That B-roll at 0:11 looks just like a window
Definitely waiting for newer models
is display port 2.1 something to look forward to? Or will it make no visual difference at all since DP 1.4 with DSC is already "visually lossless"
Not for the next 2-3 years.
we need 27 inch 4k oled options
I don't need more brightness I always turn it down a lot too bright when you play hours per day I even use blue light filter a lot lol..
Are there any OLED or QD Oled Monitors for 8+ Daily Desktop Usage and a few hours of Gaming? ---Text Clarity? should I stay with IPS?
How much of a problem do you think VRR flicker would be in 2025? I really want to get an OLED but that is my main concern
I have 3 oled displays have never seen it, it's all made up
@@drunkhusband6257 bro what 😭 it’s absolutely a thing you probably just don’t have vrr on
@@monsoonv314 I most certainly have gsync always on, sorry never seen flickering
For oled I have had the alienware dwf oled for a year and a half and the lg 45” 2024 model oled and have never had this issue also. I have no idea what people talk about like it’s some big deal.
@@SVT_LIGHTNING some people are just more sensitive to it than others
Are mini-LED gaming monitors competitive nowadays?
Yes. Someone playing on a 240hz OLED will still get stomped by me and my slow IPS.
no, still not seen data on mini led not solved the input lag when fald is active in hdr.
@@sudd3660 just stop. You have no idea what you're talking about.
@@DrakonR i have data i learned from, so new development in tech has to fix that issue or subjective testing to say it is not a perceivable delay.
then delete your TH-cam account your ignorant troll.
@@DrakonR Full local array dimming processing whether you want to admit it or not absolutely adds lag to a panel.
When do you think there will be a 5k monitor to use with the mac
The Msi monitor is compatible with nvidia g sync?
question I had a C1 OLED and it got burn in from CNBC, C4 is suppose to have better performance there but I am concerned about Monitor on stand by or stock trading if there would be burning? have you noticed any with the C4 and or C3?
what other settings are you using to prevent this?
What do you recommend for console? Is the oled the way to go with the 2.1 hdmi? What if I’m getting a pc in the distant future?
Thank you!
The lack of brightness is rather sad. Real scene brightness is barely better than SDR on these things. I'd wait 'til next year or even the year after. If you can't wait, save up for a 42" C4. Don't believe the hype.
HDR has nothing to do with peak brightness.....
@@drunkhusband6257 of course it does. The higher the peak brightness, the greater the possible ‘dynamic range’. Sdr is typically mastered to a peak brightness of 100-200 nits. Higher peak brightness (with a decent black floor) will give you better hdr. You’re not getting that with an sdr display.
@@Keivz It doesn't raise the peak brightness overall sorry.....you're making up bs info that doesn't exist.
@@drunkhusband6257 and you’re a pedantic troll.
Hey can. You speak on 24inch monitors? Should I wait for a oled that’s 1080p or just buy zowie 540hz? Please help :(
you sure it's worth to play on 24 inch 1080p? for that money i think you should just buy 27 inch 1440p oled. you get nicer resolution and i doubt you would need the 540 hertz
1440 480 hz
@@idkbro4932 I got the 540! I like it a lot!!
Wat race game is played at 0:38? With the beautiful Legendary Porsche 911 Turbo? Is this modded cyberpunk?
That’s Johnnys car if I remember right based on the livery. There’s a special mission to unlock it in the game.
hard to make a decision about the future of oleds, i had to wait until june this year until any 4k 240hz oled was in stock.
so assuming something new coming out in 2025 is dicy.
Patiently waiting for those 4k ultra wides end of this year/ beginning next year 😩
Good luck.. I have been patiently waiting for 4K Oled ultrawide that is bigger than 34inch and isnt a super ultrawide.
People have been coping with the end of the year/ beginning of the next year for 4 years.. Thats how long i have been waiting for something like that.
3440x1440 is max they can do.. I already have that res on my 34 inch i dont plan on donwgrading my PPI.
My goals switched as soon as Samsung started releasing those Mini LEDs. Now i want something that wont happen at all probbably.
40 - 45 inch Mini/micro LED 4k+ Ultrawide with 240hz.
I will probbably have to cope on that one for another 4 years
@@xennori1409 ill give it till beginningof next year for something to be announced and if not ill likely grab the aw 32 i think
@@xennori1409 Have fun with fps at 5120x2160
@@drunkhusband6257 Thanks Im selling my 4090 for 5090 when it releases. Monitors with this resolution should be hopefully around Q1 2025. Im gonna be ready.. Kina sad i only heard about OLED going with 4K on 40+ inch next year.
@@drunkhusband6257I have the lg 45” and use dldsr at 5120x2160 and my 4090 struggles hard at that resolution. I don’t think everyone realizes how much more f’ing pixels that is over 4k. Not only does it struggle vram usage is insane and in some games it uses up all 24gb. Even in a easy dx11 game like apex it uses 18gb at that resolution and get around 150-180fps. 5090 is supposed to have 28gb and I don’t think that’s going to be enough. Using dldsr and dlss does help and looks pretty good for my use case. But still struggles. Still infested in a 4k model as long as it’s duel resolution like there 32” lg model they released this year. That would be epic and I would upgrade in a heart beat. But if it’s only 5120x2160 I’m passing on that one easily and waiting for a potential duel resolution model.
i need cheap oled curved 27inch ?
Buy now ? We make a video ! Buy tomorrow? We make a video ! Buy next year? Watch this video ! Buy yesterday? We even have a time machine video for that ! Can't miss that Aaauleeeeeedgedlyyy TH-cam revenue! 😅😂😂😂
finally a glossy OLED for you! After years of complaining! And you get it for free (as you said). And what do you say? Still complaining...
bro why is no one making a 27” 4K OLED with 120Hz or higher?
Next year you will get this spec from both Samsung Display and LG Display.
@@FrowningTaco that's good news!
I cant decide to buy Gigabyte 360hz oled now or wait for Asus 480hz
Minimum 350 nits @ full screen
At this point just get a 42” LG C4 OLED tv. It goes toe for toe with monitors. Plus you have a much more brighter display
I ended up going with the AW3225QF. Wanted the ROG PG32UCDM but finding it in stock is like being struck by lightning. The Alienware works perfectly.
Is It oled
@@Dan-gw3cu yes it’s the Alienware 4k 240hz Curved OLED.
As much as I want to get an OLED monitor, I just need to be happy with my LG C1 55 inch TV as monitor. I just use a separate rolling desk separately from the desk holding my TV.
We have to talk more about the dark side of OLED, VRR-Flickering. when G-Sync is Enabled.
They have to fix this terrible experience.
What do u mean flickering? Like going black?
I want a 32" 4k high refresh rate OLED, but I don't want a glossy screen (all QD-OLEDs so far) and I don't want one with a fan in it (LG). Guess I need to keep waiting.
What number of hdr would you say is good to get?
1000nits+ 10% Window is the minimum.
Doesn't matter it's all made up for advertising. There is no hdr standard it's all software tech
@@drunkhusband6257 It's not made up. That makes no sense hdr is real. The brightness levels are real. The issue is conflict with the software and windows on hdr. Drivers too and both nvidia and amd have to fix them for specific games. Implementation is rough and you can mod it in to certain games. To say that it's all made up for advertising is fake news.
@@raven80wolfx2 HDR is nothing but software junk tech, and hdr looks darker in literally everything.
@@drunkhusband6257 False. You haven't use hdr at all. I could understand 1000 isn't much better than 400 because I did research due to the fact that monitor will have burn in hdr quality isn't much better.
Do you have more information about LG 4K gorrila glass ? When it going to be launch by the end of 2024?
will 24 inch oleds coming ?
pretty sure it's worth the jump from 24 inch 1080 to 27 inch 1440p
27 4K 240+ Glossy WOLED
Yup
321 URX has not been available. I check every day. shame.
I ordered Asus Rog Strix Glossy OLED monitor XG27AQDMG . Super excited . Will be here tomorrow
SUIIIIII
G8 will be good?
M4 iPad pro makes my OLED monitor look so dim. Need tandem OLED or 4th Gen MLA as soon as possible
I can’t even find the good 2024 oled everything on back order bout time I can buy one it will be 2025
WOW that was a lot of facts and info in a short video. Amazing recommendations..... geez.
What is the name of the song in the background?
Any idea will oled monitors become cheaper in 2025? I'd want a 120hz 32 inch oled, but not at 1500€!
They will drop in price eventually also Nvidia are phasing out their gsyn that adds $150usd to the price for something thats as cheap as radeons solution that will further reduce the price. Guessing around mid or early 2025. Nvidias card is coming out soon me personally im going to get that and then go 4k once prices have settle and there is more variety of 32" oleds outthere.
Actually it's not hard not were I'm from in Europe most of the 4k 240 hz qd oled r in stock for a simple reason people want a monitor for more than just gaming movies etc if you try to do productivity on a qd oled eventually burn in will be your worst enemy so alot of people i know r willing to wait for micro OLED even that it's 3 to 4 years away or so
I like my monitor a bit dim, but with HDR it's nice to have some good punch in brightness. Right now i am using this 300 nits HDR 4K IPS LG display on 55% brightness, so the current OLED's should do just fine.
What monitor is that at 0:10 ?
Should be the infamous crowd funded Eve Spectrum 4K
@@val2best thank you very much 😊
@@ariffansar4994Dough spectrum
If i can get a oled monitor 4k with good brightness and a 4080 super desktop at or below 2500. 2025 will be my prime year for me
I have one sealed laying here, i am affraid of burn in
not worth it in my region more than double the MSRP
IPS are excellent for now at 27 inch
this does seem fantastic and i'm tired of IPS glow, but I think by the time I upgrade to oled, i'll also want to be upgrading to 4k.
I think 3 to 5 year before significant improvements to brightness
Samsung most likely will use two layers of pholed on their QD-oled in 2025 or 2026 and it will increase efficiency and brightness.
A little probaly 10 to 20%
@@candoslayer It is hard to say by how much but it won't be huge. I hope that Samsung will set the birghness of QD-oled monitors to be more similar to their larger TVs. There is a chance that larger OLED display manufacturers using FMM will come in around 3 years but it will be more expensive than QD-oled and WOLED even using one layer but they will be brighter even with one layer. TCL might release IJP-OLED in 2025-2026 but it will be dimmer than QD-oled TVs and might be similar to QD-oled monitors. They should be cheaper and use normal RGB stripe pixels.
Bro your advice is HIGHLY IMPORTANT to me! So please can you give me an advice to buy msi mpg 321 oled or innocn 32m2v ?
I would definitely go to oled but i am very very worried about getting burn ins.... and i am using my monitor for productivity usually + films + some casual gaming, so what you think would i get burnins after a year or 2 years.... or they are now solved that problem and i can comfortably go with oled without any concerns about burnins.... thanks in advance!!
Not sure if you already pulleld the trigger but honestly if fear of burn in is holding you back from OLED, don't let that stop you, it really isn't as big as deal as it once was for the early adopters - Yes the lifespan is finite on these things - as it is on most tech. But we're talking thousands, if not 10s of thousands of hours here. The improvement in quality alone feels worth it and will completely change your gaming experience, even more than a new GPU in my opinion. As long as you're mindful of it and vary your content rather than static screen max brightness 9 hours a day you should be fine.
Whats your current monitor? I literally use my oled exclusive for gaming and some light streaming use, always use dark mode anyway too. I then have an IPS display for Productivity - people just need to be sensible when it comes to OLED, I believe Monitors unboxed deliberatelly burnt in his one blasting max brightness for 16 hours a day with no screen protection llike it will happen in extreme cases - some people hate the idea of having to be sensible with their screen use - for me its not an issue, worth it for the OLED upgrade and visuals and it encourages me to track my screentime for my own eyes health :)
@@TheBeerHunter7 bro thanks for your thoughts and opinion. So i eventually ordered lg 32gr93u-b , its ips but top ips as to monitor unboxed data... hasn't arrived yet , so can't say anything yet. I was thinking about oled but eventually picked that one cause i will use the monitor 80% for productivity(as external monitor for my macbook) and 20% for gaming and movies. Was also considering innocn 32m2v which is miniled monitor with true 10bit matrix and 1000 local dimming zones, but that was way to expensive to buy in my region.... i am not in USA sadly, and in my country its not easy to buy electronics cheap.... though if i was in US i would probably go for oled cause it has warranty etc etc.... nevertheless i hope i would like lg monitor in comparison the trash i have now(my 22 inch tn monitor from 2009😁😁)
Loving these reviews on my LCD ipad. Whoa I am blown away by the colors! Then realize that my display didn’t change at all. Lol😅
1440p, OLED and 480 Hz backlight strobing mode that's all I need. 😂
Waiting for Dp 2.1 4k 480 hz glossy qd-oled monitors.
I don’t get this obsession with brightness. I have my msi 32 at 65 brightness and it’s fine. Maybe the bigger display gives the impression of brighter display. I’d like the qd with lg glossy coating.
Thank you for your informative videos! Could you advise me on a few 32 inch monitors that you think I should consider for work productivity. I’m not a gamer and just need one for work related tasks such as google workspace and occasional TH-cam videos. I’d like curved. Thank you!!
I want an Oled like my 42 C2, but 32 inches. I bought the alienware but its no where near the beautiful glossy blacks of my c2.
Have the aw3225qf 4k 32inch, beautiful display. Really enjoy it, only gripes are; keeping the bastard clean.. absolute magnet for random marks. And having to pixel refresh every 4 hours! But really nice display, cant go back now
Quantum Dot Cuckery:
You’ve waited for years, and you are paying too much for an OLED monitor.
*8 months later, the next gen OLED shits on your monitor, and the one you own is now $500 used, down from the $1,100 you paid*
Next gen?
hot take, i want a 27 4k oled. limited desk space, and i know 27 1440p is great, i have a 32 1440p and i enjoy it, but its a bit much for my space. and i want the ppi of a 4k.
The release of 27-inch 4K 240Hz OLED gaming monitors?
This is what I want. I sit close and use two 27 inch panels.
Not in a rush, my current 144hz monitor is fine until I build a new pc and get a new monitor next year 😊
Im scared for burned pixels....
Wait. Oled 3 year warranty no way.
A dude sold me his lg glossy oled for 400 dollars lol and it was brand new
Get ur hands on tlc 27r83u and tell me you need more brightness after.