LGUltraGear 27GR95QE - 27 inch OLED Gaming Monitor QHD (2560 x 1440), 240Hz Refresh Rate, 0.03ms (GtG) Response Time, Anti-glare, AMD FreeSync Premium, NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible, HDMI 2.1

I’m a bit late to the party with this review, but anyways;Hands down best monitor I’ve ever owned. The bezels and panel are excellently slim and the monitor has a modern look to it. Despite some other reviews, the brightness is plenty provided no glare on the screen from the sun or a bright light etc. With this being an OLED monitor, the response times are phenomenal and perfect for gaming, especially competitive and fps titles. The monitor features plenty of ports for attaching multiple consoles or machines, headphones and uplink to utilise the usb ports and also features controllable rear lighting.At 1440p resolution you can still manage good fps with low-mid end hardware and procures excellent picture quality. It’s almost like playing every game on ultra settings as the clarity and resolution are unmatched. When people say, “once you use an OLED you ruin other options” they aren’t kidding. For the features and quality it’s well worth the investment and compared to other options is actually cheaper and more reasonably priced for the feature set.OLED is the way of the future and I’ve been recommending to everyone I know

Wasn't sure whether to purchase this, but super happy I did. Beautiful rich colors, blacks are darker and better balanced. No complaints, just super smooth experience, 240hz is nice for gaming but works well for general usage. Just wish my tv was OLED now :DAlso, i read some of the other complaints people are talking about and have no idea, no dimming, no brightness issues, its probably the brightest of the 3 monitors I own, no audible buzzing..Is it worth the extra 400$ compared to other monitors? Hard to say, but if you can afford it its nice - more of a luxury than a requirement.

The image quality of this monitor matched with its refresh rate is basically unbeatable if you ask me. That and the design feels sleekAlthough a couple of things you’ll want to consider are as follows -Brightness - these monitors do not get as bright as your typical IPS monitor might. For me it’s not an issue as I don’t often use the monitors in a room whilst sun light blares through. I use these mainly in the eveningSettings - to get the monitor performing at its best you’ll want to fiddle with the settings. Plenty of guides online to help you there.The menu - needs a remote to navigate fully which is a little annoying but the remote makes for very nice navigationOne of my fears for OLED monitors is of course burn in. After using my first monitors for a year and seeing no signs of burn in i thought to get a second one. But only time will tell how they hold up

This monitor is superb. Looks fine but when used on games... oh my mother. It is fast and colours like on my huge TV. You can't fail it.

The media could not be loaded. This monitor is a big disappointment.The G-sync is broken causing the screen to blank out and causes excessive flickering.Also the screen is not very bright making it difficult to see in Normally lit environments so you end up having to use the monitor in the dark which is really daft.I have uploaded a video showing the flickering.Such a shame this screen this screen has these issues as this monitor on paper ticks all the boxes but in reality it does not do what it says on the box.

Outstanding picture quality. A little bit more like a TV in that it comes with a remote and I'm forever turning it off to avoid 'burn in' but it's not too much of a nuisance.

i was expected to be blown away with oled after havibg it shoved down my throat by everyone on youtube saying how good it is . i wasn't

Best cheap oled monitor, good picture quality