I just bought one and I am sadly returning it, with GSync on there is a flickering effect that zero reviewers talk about. Upon researching the issue further it is common with oled panels. It’s so upsetting because I have never seen a screen look and responded so well! But the GSync flickering makes it unusable
Oled on sonething that small i felt wasnt worth it. Send mine back. Boungt a C3 42 for immersive gaming and a 240hz LG GQ850 for some more competitive gaming.
@@joshua7563 thats a great price! I ended up going with a KTC 1440p 240hz oled. It uses the same LG panel and surprisingly its a good quality monitor and the visuals are great! Way better than my regular lcd monitors
I got a koorui 27e3qk, I might not have OLED but at least it cost a 3rd of the price or even 4th, OLED is way too expensive and there's just no value in it currently, I know it's amazing but it's like triple the price of ips or even 4x the price.
its bc the oled panel. regular panels require a backlight. oled panels have a light diode for each pixel and can be turned off. So it allows pixels to react individually and faster, hence the true blacks and colors. I have the asus oled 27" and it is fire as hell.
@@lukeswanson9183fps matters a lot more than resolution in some games. The vast majority of counterstrike pros play on 1080p 24 inch monitors with high fps, 1440/4k are almost irrelevant if you aim to be competitive and 4k especially is only really suitable for single player or casual games where visuals tend to take priority over seeing an enemy 1/100 of a second sooner.
@@itsv1p3rthen get a better pc.. there’s heaps of affordable pc’s out there that are cheap and can run 1440p at 240fps if you’re a competitive gamer and you’re not trying to just blatantly put everything on ultra graphics. and before you say that not everyone can afford a “cheap” pc that runs 1440p at 240fps, well then in the first place you shouldn’t be looking for a 1080p oled with a high refresh rate
@@dubbog7870 lol my pc can easily run AAA titles at 4k with ray tracing, but i play competitive games much more frequently than graphically intensive casual games. Rn i run cs2 at 1440p 240hz on highest settings but still think id appreciate more frames over more pixels.
I planning on getting this on my next check and I’m so excited lmao. I’m just reading comments of people saying it’s really great and it’s just making me more excited lol
I am sorry, but maybe people wanna know what problems you had with that. If you talking about “regret and dont buy” so, people are waiting for facts and advices. Otherwise its empty trashtalk.
Awful monitor. Firstly, it has a purple tint when off, which bleeds into the overall color when on. That also means it doesn't reach true black, its black is more like a dark gray. Secondly, it's glossy. Only the people who buy OLED TV's or see reviewers that have OLED TV's think glossy is good for a monitor. Glossy works for TV's because you're viewing from a distance. Glossy on a monitor means the entire room reflects in the screen like a mirror, even when it's on. Anything dark on the screen will be like a mirror. Only narcissists that like to look at themselves all the time would like that, and people who only use their PC's in a dark basement would like that. For people who use want to use their PC's during the day or actually have lighting in their home at night, a screen like this is just awful. And finally, it's already proven to have poor color accuracy, to the point that it's not just about vibrancy, but also contrast. Sure it can make some colors pop, but you also lose detail in the picture itself. Compared to WOLED, QD-OLED is like if you took an IPS monitor and upped the contrast setting to make colors pop, but details started to disappear because it's oversaturated. That's the main problem with QD-OLED. Without that extra pixel for brightness, you have to make up for it by making the RGB pixels brighter, which the color filters can't handle, so you get vibrant colors, but without any detail in the gradation. It's like if you had RGB of 200,100,100, then set RGB to 240,100,100, but they looked like exactly the same color. Oh and finally, QD-OLED also sucks for use in any lighting because it doesn't have a polarizer, which means it allows lighting in a room to reflect into the panel itself, which makes the blacks even more light gray looking. It's soo bad that it almost makes black no better than IPS on low brightness, which means all you really get compared to IPS is some extra contrast and vibrancy. Basically, QD-OLED is being sold as the new big thing, except it's actually just cheaper for them to produce. They're selling the budget manufacturing as top tier when QD-OLED should be half the price of WOLED.
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bro 0.00003 second response time? god damn
Says 0.03 doesn't it?
@@user-96.-0.03 milli seconds not seconds a milli second is a 1/1000th of a second
@@Arctic_DxD1987 tthats what i said isn;'t it?
@@user-96.- no but 0.03 milliseconds not seconds he’s referring to seconds, 0.03 ms is 0.00003 seconds
@@Arctic_DxD1987 ohhh haha my bad I feel really dumb now
I just bought one and I am sadly returning it, with GSync on there is a flickering effect that zero reviewers talk about. Upon researching the issue further it is common with oled panels. It’s so upsetting because I have never seen a screen look and responded so well! But the GSync flickering makes it unusable
Just don’t use g sync
Pwm flickering? I believe only Asus and Samsung have fixed it for some of their displays
Oled on sonething that small i felt wasnt worth it. Send mine back. Boungt a C3 42 for immersive gaming and a 240hz LG GQ850 for some more competitive gaming.
27 inch is not that small lol, that's a relatively big monitor while 32 inch is huge, 42 inch is simply a tv.
@yarincool1237 which is why the C3 is a TV. Great for immersive gaming.
It’s beautiful, no doubt about it. But I believe it’s almost 1500 Canadian dollars. That’s a steep price.
Its been a year since this monitor has been out and its still $800 😭 but when it drops more in price im going to snatch it up
Remind me too!
@@VishalCherpelli will do! Im checking prices every day and so far no luck. But I’m going to be patient!
I’ve snatched one for 500 used
@@joshua7563 thats a great price! I ended up going with a KTC 1440p 240hz oled. It uses the same LG panel and surprisingly its a good quality monitor and the visuals are great! Way better than my regular lcd monitors
@@joshua7563 after tax it was $644 for a new one on amazon
I got a koorui 27e3qk, I might not have OLED but at least it cost a 3rd of the price or even 4th, OLED is way too expensive and there's just no value in it currently, I know it's amazing but it's like triple the price of ips or even 4x the price.
0.03ms didnt know those existed 💀
its bc the oled panel. regular panels require a backlight. oled panels have a light diode for each pixel and can be turned off. So it allows pixels to react individually and faster, hence the true blacks and colors. I have the asus oled 27" and it is fire as hell.
This coupled with the Dual Sense Edge custom settings is why I have been destroying MW3 and BO4 lobbies 😂
will this monitor launch in india
Its not worth it buddy u need some massive 4070 ti and i7 14 gen proces to enjoy easily
LET ME BUY IT!
where could i get it?
The audio is integrated or i need to buy speakers?
No speakers I believe
Why would a gaming monitor have speakers? They would sound like a mobile phone. Use a headset or real speaker system!
Is Good for eyes in Gaming ?
Yes it is, I use it with my ps5 great picture quality and no issues.
@@willam-gv9fuhow good is it?
Ok guys. Should I get this one or should i look for a 4K 120hz 2.1hdmi for ps5? im either buying this LG or BenQ mobiuz 27" 2.1hdmi. Please Advise.
Lg is good but I think BenQ is better and the pros use it because it’s fast and reliable.
I want a 1080p oled with fast response times and decent refresh rate
1080p has been out for many many years just upgrade to better quality
@@lukeswanson9183 yeah but I want something for competitive play. 1080p is what’s good for highly competitive play
@@lukeswanson9183fps matters a lot more than resolution in some games. The vast majority of counterstrike pros play on 1080p 24 inch monitors with high fps, 1440/4k are almost irrelevant if you aim to be competitive and 4k especially is only really suitable for single player or casual games where visuals tend to take priority over seeing an enemy 1/100 of a second sooner.
@@itsv1p3rthen get a better pc.. there’s heaps of affordable pc’s out there that are cheap and can run 1440p at 240fps if you’re a competitive gamer and you’re not trying to just blatantly put everything on ultra graphics. and before you say that not everyone can afford a “cheap” pc that runs 1440p at 240fps, well then in the first place you shouldn’t be looking for a 1080p oled with a high refresh rate
@@dubbog7870 lol my pc can easily run AAA titles at 4k with ray tracing, but i play competitive games much more frequently than graphically intensive casual games. Rn i run cs2 at 1440p 240hz on highest settings but still think id appreciate more frames over more pixels.
Is the height standee adjustable?
yea
Yeah boy what about the 45 inch one 😈
How much does it cost to
What’s it called
LG ULTRAGEAR OLED GAMING MONITOR 27" QHD 240HZ 03MS HDMI2.1 27GR95QE-B
bro you didnt connect it to a laptops???HOW IS IT WORKING THEN????????
Can it run 120fps on Fortnite on Ps5?
Yes because it runs 244hz so it will
And 6 it costs double than a VA ultrawide
Why does the remote have a volume button when there aren’t any speakers?
There's no speaker but a headphone port
So to adjust the volume of headphone the volume button is given
Absolutely love mine
I planning on getting this on my next check and I’m so excited lmao. I’m just reading comments of people saying it’s really great and it’s just making me more excited lol
Do u ever play in a bright room i want to buy it but it has low nits
@@suavelifestyle9094yh i would consider another monitor cause this one is super dim in bright gaming rooms or having a window in the back.
how’s it been so far? any burn it? how’s it holding up 😊
@@dubbog7870 No burn in at all been playing MW3.
At start what game is that?
Spiderman miles morales
If you listen closely it sounds like he’s saying “here’s Ps5 reason why I love LG’S new 27 inch oled gaming monitor”
I also heard that
So nice
Got the
Will it run at 120 fps on fortnite if I use my xbox series s?
I’m trying to ask that as well if it runs 120 fps on PS5
ye he said its 240hz monitor anything 120 and above would work on console
@@DeanBourandanisps5 only runs at 60fps in Fortnite
The monitor does not determine the fps of the console output ...idiot
What’s the model name?
You can see it in the middle of the video where he turns he display to face back
LG ULTRAGEAR OLED GAMING MONITOR 27" QHD 240HZ 03MS HDMI2.1 27GR95QE-B
Which monitor is this?
LG ULTRAGEAR OLED GAMING MONITOR 27" QHD 240HZ 03MS HDMI2.1 27GR95QE-B
Bruh it's literally 180 nits...
It's pathetic...
Lmao clearly you don't know the specs.
Just say you can’t afford it
@@cepay2015 I bought the Asus ROG Oled 240hz monitor like 2 months ago...
Defuq you talkin bout?
Y’all salty 💀 the dude up top isn’t wrong tbh
The low brightness and matte panel made me go for the Samsung G8 instead, I hope lg can make a 16:9, glossy, bright monitor. It was almost perfect.
Does it have speakers?
😂😂
1440p is a deal breaker
especially cuz its only $170 on amazon. didnt know such a high end name brand monitor could be under 300
Is it available in india??
Yes
Model ?
27GR95QE - B
LG ULTRAGEAR OLED GAMING MONITOR 27" QHD 240HZ 03MS HDMI2.1 27GR95QE-B
And for those of you wondering:
Video replays.
Well done. 😅
Now I’m questioning is this a tv?
15 years ago, yes
Works for LG. 😂 it’s a cool monitor but overpriced. Also only 200 nits of full panel brightness is an L
How is it called?
It’s on Amazon it’s 165
LG ULTRAGEAR OLED GAMING MONITOR 27" QHD 240HZ 03MS HDMI2.1 27GR95QE-B
I rather have it be 4k at 120hz. Most GPUs can't pull that many frames anyway
Most gpu 😂😂😂 ok
some ones salty they didn’t invest in a better screen
4080/4090 can definitely push 1440p
ALOT of gpus can definitely push 240fps easily.
@@mndz1747 yeah on Minecraft and Fortnite. which is what most children play
Is this actually a good monitor to have for a few years that is reliable
Yes if you do the pixel cleaning
Saving my pennies for the 800$ 😑
You sound like sassy the Sasquatch
Yeah, and its 864$
Amazing but £280 😢
Mate, do me a favour and send me the link then because the one I’m looking at says £750 and that’s discounted for black Friday.
Ips panel. 300
Oled. 800
you ruin it with a matte display and no smart os
Yea and 1 k dollar . And the material cost is only 200$ Dollar
it also comes with a warranty
Okay build your own for $200 then
6, it will eventually get burn-in especially as a computer monitor.
Friendly advice: don’t buy it i regret it after 4 months
I am sorry, but maybe people wanna know what problems you had with that. If you talking about “regret and dont buy” so, people are waiting for facts and advices. Otherwise its empty trashtalk.
Nooooo, no LG, how you promoting like this :skull:
£1000? Really?
Yes lol
Yes but Oled is worth it if you have the budget
Awful monitor. Firstly, it has a purple tint when off, which bleeds into the overall color when on. That also means it doesn't reach true black, its black is more like a dark gray. Secondly, it's glossy. Only the people who buy OLED TV's or see reviewers that have OLED TV's think glossy is good for a monitor. Glossy works for TV's because you're viewing from a distance. Glossy on a monitor means the entire room reflects in the screen like a mirror, even when it's on. Anything dark on the screen will be like a mirror. Only narcissists that like to look at themselves all the time would like that, and people who only use their PC's in a dark basement would like that. For people who use want to use their PC's during the day or actually have lighting in their home at night, a screen like this is just awful. And finally, it's already proven to have poor color accuracy, to the point that it's not just about vibrancy, but also contrast. Sure it can make some colors pop, but you also lose detail in the picture itself. Compared to WOLED, QD-OLED is like if you took an IPS monitor and upped the contrast setting to make colors pop, but details started to disappear because it's oversaturated. That's the main problem with QD-OLED. Without that extra pixel for brightness, you have to make up for it by making the RGB pixels brighter, which the color filters can't handle, so you get vibrant colors, but without any detail in the gradation. It's like if you had RGB of 200,100,100, then set RGB to 240,100,100, but they looked like exactly the same color. Oh and finally, QD-OLED also sucks for use in any lighting because it doesn't have a polarizer, which means it allows lighting in a room to reflect into the panel itself, which makes the blacks even more light gray looking. It's soo bad that it almost makes black no better than IPS on low brightness, which means all you really get compared to IPS is some extra contrast and vibrancy. Basically, QD-OLED is being sold as the new big thing, except it's actually just cheaper for them to produce. They're selling the budget manufacturing as top tier when QD-OLED should be half the price of WOLED.
My wallet after buying this: 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀