Hi, could someone please advise me whether this
monitor is a good deal for €500? It's a
demo/display unit with a full 2-year warranty. I'm
looking for a 240 Hz 4K OLED monitor.
Alternatively, do you know of any monitor in a similar price range? Thank you
I am looking at a new 27-inch monitor, mainly for gaming. Going to try OLED for the first time, and am a bit confused about the QD vs. WOLED, generations of OLED, and the differences between them.
What are some top recommendations in this price-range, and why?
Hey guys, I’m planning to upgrade from my current 24-inch IPS monitor to a 27-inch OLED, and I basically have two decisions to make.
Current setup: Laptop with i7 11th gen, 16GB RAM, RTX 3070 8GB.
Usage: Mostly office/coding work, movies/TV series, and single-player story games. I don’t really play competitive FPS games.
1440p OLED vs 4K OLED I was initially confused between 27-inch 1440p OLED and 27-inch 4K OLED. Since my usage is more productivity/media/single-player games rather than competitive gaming, I’m leaning toward 4K for sharper text and better media experience. Does that make sense with my laptop specs?
Which 27-inch 4K OLED should I buy? Options I’m considering:
I know, they are in different segments. But at the prices they are today, I can afford either. The LG is roughly $500 more than the S90F at this point. I've been consuming everything I can find about these two TVs and they are pretty neck and neck in terms of features, image quality etc. I don't want to list every single pros and cons - of which there are many - of these two TVs here, and none of them affect me much. The primary thing I wonder though is does G5's higher peak brightness win over the S90F's higher color volume in bright areas of a scene?
Usage:
- no gaming.
- mostly movies tv shows from streaming services/rips.
- rarely cable.
- country: US
- room: living room. There's a big french window with blinds that I can close when I want to watch something immersively but of course there will be some amount of ambient light bleed through the blinds during the day time. There are a couple of lamp-posts that I can move if their reflection is a problem.
TIA!
I'm testing this LG 32GX870A-B (4K 32" WOLED) and it seems to have both black crush and color banding making color gradients not appear as smooth as they should.
Elden Ring example: https://imgur.com/a/nbc3ogr — what would be a pretty smooth gradient on a different monitor is showing abrupt edges on this LG monitor.
Me slowly adjusting brightness: https://imgur.com/a/ukvfXF0 — this doesn't adjust the entire image evenly, seems to be weirdly shifting where the hard color jump is within the gradient. Also I can't completely get rid of the black crush, increasing Black Stabilizer helps a bit but it makes everything too bright. And even 100% Brightness still has black crush.
From what I'm reading this LG is using the same 3rd gen WOLED display tech as the previous 32GS95UE-B model, and ASUS models like the XG32UCWMG, XG32UCWG, and PG32UCDP. Weirdly enough I can barely seem to find anyone mentioning these issues in Amazon/Best Buy comments or even YouTube reviewers like Monitors Unboxed... so I'm wondering if I just got a defective unit or if all WOLEDs are actually like this and this is just a normal flaw people accept?
I'm trying to decide whether I should get a replacement unit, or try a different WOLED like the ASUS XG32UCWG... or switch over to QD-OLED entirely.
Appreciate any advice/suggestions, thanks
ps: I've already tried everything I could think of but nothing has worked so far: OSD settings (tried all game modes, Brightness, Gamma, Black Stabilizer). Gamma calibration in Windows 10 (Display Color Calibration). Both SDR/HDR modes. Different refresh rates: 60hz, 144hz, 240hz. Both the DisplayPort/HDMI cables that came with monitor. Display settings set to 8/10/12 bpc, and Full RGB 4:4:4 (not Limited) in AMD adrenalin settings. Installed LG Switch software but there are no firmware updates at all for this monitor. And I also tried connecting monitor to a different computer (laptop).
Can someone help with a few questions regarding first OLED 👌
What settings do I need to turn on and off
And I have a virgin 360 tv box and getting a ps5 so two hdmi there’s a eARC HDMI 2 do I need to use that I was just going to use 1,2 but 2 is eARC do I use 1,2 or 1,3 I have no idea what eARC does thanks
my friend told me not to get an oled cuz it burns in and as he stated that i will need to replace it after 2-3 years, and im very new in oleds
I mostly play games like
cs2
Battlefield 2042 and 6
Beamng
Assetto Corsa and Forza games
i was interested in ROG oleds like the ROG XG27AQDMG or ROG G27ACDMS
and maybe there are things i need to know before owning an oled
Hi everyone,
I've had the Samsung S95F for about 3 months now. Today, right after turning it on, I noticed these vertical lines across the screen.
They disappeared completely after a few minutes of use, and the picture is perfect again. Is this just the TV finishing a compensation cycle upon startup, or should I be worried about the panel?
Thanks!
Hi guys! I'm saving up for my first oled monitor and have done lots of research, but I'm stuck between 2 models that I'm not sure what to go for.
The MSI - MAG 274QP look really nice, but there's also the Alienware - AW2726DM, which will save me roughly 70 bucks if I get it.
Is there a huge difference between the two, or should I save money by getting the alienware?