I just bought the LG 27GR95QE, a 27 inch OLED monitor, 3 weeks ago. I can tell you, without exaggerating, that it was the BEST decision EVER! I was able to buy it directly from LG for €559 and it was delivered extremely quickly. Perfectly and safely packaged. When I started my PC or PS5 for the first time, I couldn't believe my eyes, the picture was so incredibly good. On 27 inches, 1440p is more than enough!
@@TheGOATRammusI got a 32 LG ultragear that I bought 2 years ago. After using HDR for a while the whole thing locks and I have to unplug it to get it to work again
@@SpawnPoiint regardless of interest you should def compare the two. Most important comparison bw the two would be picture vibrancy and purple blacks of the qd oleds vs antl reflective screens on the woled. Would def love a side by side comparison keeping these factors in mind.
i have this Monitor for my PS5 Pro and holy smokes... the image quality, the picture quality, the graphics, the sharpness, the colors and absolutely everything is incredible. i cannot say this enough. This monitor is an absolute beast, i mainly care about the image quality and picture 4K that's why i got it plus OLED my gosh the Blacks on this thing is amazingly dark inky i love it!!! I'm Coming from Sony inzone M9 4K ips 27" monitor and it was an awesome monitor but this right here is different Game Changer, also the "matte coating on the display is not grainy at all or very mattey, its more like matte and glossy put together in one, it really is nice to look at and the most amazing part of all of this, it went on sale for $400 off so i paid $999.99 plus tax instead of retail price of $1399.99 plus tax, i got it at Best Buy
I have a LG 27inch 4K 60hz monitor, it has solid built in speakers & a USB C port. But it’s like ever since then they just stopped including speakers & usb c so I’ve never upgraded
What would you need USB C for? The only USB C device I own is my phone and I definitely don't have any reason to connect it to a monitor. Also it came with a USB A to USB C cable so I can just plug it in pretty much any regular PC. Because every PC has USB A but not every PC has USB C.
As someone who plays on both PS5 and Xbox series X i can really appreciate you going over the performance for both. I have no desire to switch to PC so these reviews are very helpful
@@SpawnPoiint definitely agree. Used to play on a 65 LG but then switched to a 32 inch BenQ monitor. I enjoy playing on the monitor more. I’ve now upgraded to the asus pg32ucdm as your review of that seemed like it was exactly what I was looking for. I couldn’t be happier. Any game looks insane on that thing. Thanks again.
@@PattyCakeJake not far maybe 5 feet or so. I have the pretty much the exact same set up as the video here with the magnus monitor arm. I just have the regular magnus desk with L extension not the pro.
as soon as it was discounted by like $500 during prime sales, it immediately sold out lmao. Personally went for the 34 inch 240hz OLED from LG which was $600 off ($695)
One of the first monitors you can actually grow into, as you're able to upgrade your PC hardware, plus have a console ready monitor. With space saving speaker technology. Plan on giving the wife my Alienware QD-Ultrawide and picking this up.
@@bren.r the finish is fine, glossy finish elitists are so funny. most of you comment this shit on every monitor review as if you were actually going to buy it.
@@bgmx74 "glossy finish elitists" is funny ngl. lol I’ve had two asus monitors with the matte finish but still prefer to play on the LG C3. I don’t even like to put paperlike in the IPad cause of the finish on it as well. It’s just a matter of preferences.
@@chapis3680 half of these losers commenting this are professional video watchers with no real world understanding of why this coating was chosen for this market and monitor. it's nauseating reading such dumb shit
one thing nobody in their review ever mentioned: this is the ONLY 4K 32" OLED monitor that has hardware calibration. thats a huge benefit for anyone who plans to calibrate it and use for professional work. really surprised why it never gets mentioned, such a killer feature that you usually only find in high end monitors aimed for creatives.
This back imo looks much better than previous gen backs. Looks good with somewhat even thickness throughout the monitor. The last gen one's had a fat control box and slim af sides. My 27AQDM feels like it will snap if I touch it too hard.
@@tougeruzbay yeah I have a 7900xt, and even then I still struggle to run at my max monitor specs (Alienware AW3423DWF) which is an ultrawide 1440p 165hz OLED. This monitor in question would be out of question for me also but with frame generation maybe the 4K 120hz OLEDs could work.
@@XXlegovidXxI specifically bought a new PC, 4080 super, ryzen 7 7800x3D, to utilize this monitor. I think it depends on the games you play, im a fps gamer, such as Valorant, overwatch, apex. I think this will be great for my use case since I also do video editing, photoshop, and often watching videos/movies.
I cannot stress enough how beautiful this monitor is!! THE INTERNAL SPEAKERS SOUND ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. They get very VERY LOUD. With deep sounding bass. I’m playing Elden ring on this monitor right now and I can’t believe it. I bought an open box at Best Buy for $929 USD. Do not hesitate to buy this monitor. You will not be disappointed.
Love, love, LOVE the back of that thing. However, $1,4000 starting price for an OLED that is, in may respects, inferior to its cheaper QD-OLED cousins, is just too much. The dual mode 480hz mode is going to be an extremely small niche, I'm afraid. Most competitive gamers that want or need that kind of refresh rate are not going to be buying a 32 inch OLED in the first place, they'll opt for a 360hz 27 inch. I don't want to nitpick them here because I still enjoy LG OLEDs (my TV is one) and I want to see them succeed but if they continue to show up months after their competition and at a higher price point without blowout features that scream "Buy me!" they're going to have a problem.
the whole reason of those 24" and 27" modes is to fill that need for competitive gamers who prefer smaller sizes. 480hz oled response time is the best thing possible atm, only thing that could be on par is the 540hz TN with strobing, but it has so many tradeoffs that I think many people who have the bucks to spend and are heavy into competitive shooter will highly consider an option like this. especially with the huge benefit of using a 32" 4K panel for anything else outside of the game.
Great monitor. Not so great warranty. Also confirmed with LG they don't stock replacement panels so you could be waiting weeks/months to receive a repaired/replaced panel.
@@SpawnPoiint yea I think I found my new monitor, the only hesitation for me was the matte coating, but it doesn’t look bad in your review! 🎉 And as always great content ☺️
Couple of questions: 1) What's the max refresh rate when you connect it to the Macbook Pro? 2) Can you connect it via USB-C? 3) Can you charge it if yes to 2) Thanks!
You are almost at a MILLION subscribers 🎉So nice to see having joined at 33k subscribers. Keep this up mate!! And thanks for the carpet bit in the last video. Any store you can recommend? 😊
I think main selling point or unique feature 32GS95UE model has is Pixel sound (which was not covered thoroughly in this clip) What is your impression towards pixel sound, what kind of effects or feature you like about this pixel sound? How the pixel sound can differentiate itself from other monitors?
For those who are interested in maximizing immersion, this is unfortunately too small for a High FoV Gaming setup. At an 18" view distance the horizontal Display FoV is only ~75°. A view distance of less than 10.5" would be necessary in order to get the same 106° horizontal Display FoV of a 55" 16:9 screen at an 18" view distance, or a 65" at a ~21.5" view distance.
I got a LG 4K IPS monitor off one of your reviews, and the only thing I don't love about it is the black levels with it being an IPS panel, but now that they're finally making 4K OLEDs it's hard not to pull the trigger 😂.
@@Boostavo in Europe thats less of an option Most of the time you dont get such plans with “new” new phones But if you wait half a year then yes its also like that
Great review! I enjoy both competitive and single player games so this monitor is very intriguing to me. Definitely would use the 480 Hz mode for OW and Valorant. My one question though is glossy versus matte; is it really that big of a difference or are people over exaggerating?
I watch a couple of reviews of this monitor already and in every one of them it looked so grainy, while I seen QD-OLED reviews and they look so clear and transparent. Even in compressed RUclips videos you can tell the difference which really shows how bad the coating is.
it will look just as good as any other regular monitor that is not glossy, so basically like over 95% of the overall monitor market. you probably use a matte monitor at the moment or did in the past, doubt you ever complained about it being "grainy".
I preordered the monitor from the LG website in the Netherlands. It will be shipped after May 9th, but as a fresh LG member + preorder deal I got a nice 10% discount on the price. Normally it's being sold for €1399 here but in the end I got it for €1260 which I think is a solid deal. Looking forward using this to replace my current 60hz 32" 4k LG monitor. For productivity it's also interesting to mention the benefit of the high refresh rate in UX/UI design and software development. I do a lot of animation and motion graphics work and now creating animations for 120hz+ and able to preview these is really creating for the future. Also when writing code (and using a well IDE/editor optimised for performance like Lapce) it's really nice that when scrolling you can keep reading the text, without that typical smearing you get on 60hz. Same with moving windows around, they all stay crispy and it really feels like they physically stick to your mouse movement. All in all, what a time to be alive to have access to a monitor with these kind of specifications for a reasonable price! Can't wait!!!
Great Video - Gaming OLED! Great things IMO: 1) 4K 2) HDR10 3) OLED not QLED 4) HDMI 2.1 5) FreeSync PremiumPro 6) MLA+ 7) VRR 8) G-SYNC 9) 120 Hz 10) Vesa 100 mount Few things that are missing IMO: 1) Want Display Port 2.1 full UHBR20 not 1.4 2) Wish it had the KVM switch most monitors have built in this year. 3) Prefer the new WRGB config instead of WOLED 4) Choice of glossy over anti-glare matte screen. 5) Dolby Vision would be nice 6) Longer warranty for screen burn as most offer at least 3yrs and better for dead pixel count which should be 0 IMO. 7) USB C 8) Remote Unsure: Do I prefer all this in 27" instead of 32"
Completely unrelated question: In all seriousness, hiw do you manage such cleanliness in that room? Everything looks well spaced out, minimalistic, and just so overall presentable
I had a Samsung G8 Neo Odyssey last year (also 4K 240Hz) which also has a very matte display.. I have to say I didn't hate it at all, I think I'd actually prefer matte over a display that mirrors you all the time lol... Bonus on this LG screen is that the black levels stay good even with a well-lit room, unlike QD-OLED...
Why don't they make it glossy? Why do they insist on matte? Why do they reduce the contrast, sharpness and depth of colors? This monitor is aimed at players who play in home rooms whose lighting they control easily. It is not a working environment. When will my dream of a Glossy monitor come true?
32-in flat panel was never a common size for a living room TV. That was the common size that people were putting in their bedrooms when TVs used to cost a whole lot more.
Which is better? This one, or that new ASUS 32" you reviewed a while ago? I much prefer this stand compared to the ASUS one, as it is less gamery. I'm curious about which panel is better.
Anyone else think the 480hz option is useless ? When you have a 4K monitor I’m not sure I’d ever want to drop down to 1080P even for the higher refresh rate. 240hz at 4K works really well.
1400$ PLUS VAT ON TOP, I would build a gaming PC for 1000$ and buy a PS5 in addition, and get some OK-ish 27" Monitor Used... I get it 4K 240Hz OLED is next level but the Price is crazy.
I think something additional needs to be addressed that not many reviewers mention for these expensive high end displays in general: guaranteed zero dead pixel policies. From what I heard in some display enthusiast forums, there's been reports of LG's warranty policy only accounting for certain manufacturing defects and burn-in protection, but NOT stuck/dead pixels, and that a few stuck/dead pixels would be within their specs. Can you please confirm if this is the case or not? Because at this point, any amount of non-zero defective pixels should be unacceptable for all display manufacturers. We're already paying a hefty price tag on these displays, I think we all deserve better.
i cannot decide between 32" or wider 34" monitor. I like them both. But i would prefer 4k image resolution. Anyone else having problems to decide? And how did you overcome this dilema?
Im liking the alienware 32 inch curved. I wasnt a fan of curved monitors but it was the the only available at the time and im really enjoying it. After firmware update its running great. The curve is really minimal and doesn't mess with me watching anime subtitles. Helps seeing people in games easier. The usb c not being able to charge my laptop doesn't bother me because I wouldn't want to use it for that anyway I feel like that would lessen the life of my monitor pushing more power through it. The Dolby vision works nice now after the firmware update. I usually do go with LG but this one being a little bit more and not really having anything besides 480 HZ with 1080p that I'm not using anyway I'm running games either 1440 or 4k. I didn't spend all that money on my pc for 1080 gameplay. This LG monitor does look good don't get me wrong I just don't feel like it's worth the extra money.
This has everything we have ever asked for in a monitor. I'd love to see them release it in a 27inch with the 4k 240 instead of the 1440p but it's still an awesome monitor
This is clearly for people with a big budget. I mean you need a +1k graphic cards to get decent frames in 4k with modern triple a titles. In a couple of years once the technology is more affordable , I might realistically look into it.
We need long time testing to know. It just dropped in the market so ask again in a couple of years. But this will be old by then and the question arises for the next hot thing.
Great review. I like my big TV's to be matt because I cannot move a little to avoid a glare. For a monitor, it's much easier to avoid a glare, so I like it matt. Sadly mostly it's the other way around.
Great review. I’m still using my 48 C1 as a gaming monitor. I’m glad LG went with a 32” monitor but the lack of USB-C isn’t great. Plus the price is a bit much.
Very disappointing to not talk about whether the 1080p mode actually looks any good. If this is meant to be a "major" feature, then how does it look compared to an native 1080p monitor?
Great review man! Just a couple of questions for ya: A) Does the matte finish hurt image quality at all in a dark room, or cause any graininess compared to QD-OLED? and B) With the pixel cleaning feature, does this run when the monitor is in sleep mode and does it require you to physically turn the monitor on via the power button after it has run? Or does it just wake up with mouse movement and continue to do it's thing. Thanks in advance!
I've mostly used Apple computers/laptops with bright and high DPI monitors. Most of the MacBook monitors are in the 450 to 550 nit range in SDR. Aren't you finding the 260 nit full screen brightness to dim for productivity work and web browsing?
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What are your dream specs for a monitor? This is it for me. Have an awesome weekend 🔥
Thanks! You too
How do you get all the money for all these things? All this technology,
4k240hz and 1440p 480hz dual mode oled that's the dream...
Id be happy with oled 4k and dp 2.1 personally
WOLED 1440P 480Hz
I remember when our family living room TV was 32 and that was huge, now its the standard for monitor of PC.. how time flies
Looks small as a PC monitor I'm using 55 inch
@@User9681ethat’s a TV, I’m using a 42in KTC oled monitor, operates like a monitor
@@XAV-117 feels small to me actually as as it's not in my full field of view although close
@User9681e unless you are far away thats just a waste of money
@@User9681e27-32” is the normal size range for pc monitor, you’re using a tv at that point.
32" 4k OLED... Finally. I've been waiting years for this.
I'm waiting for 27 inch.
@@SuperYtc1 27 inch has been out since last year tho ?
@@Lxcx311It's 1440p
Only 1.3k dollars
@@Lxcx311 I think it's more about pixel density. For 4k, 32 inch+ will probably be better suited
I just bought the LG 27GR95QE, a 27 inch OLED monitor, 3 weeks ago. I can tell you, without exaggerating, that it was the BEST decision EVER! I was able to buy it directly from LG for €559 and it was delivered extremely quickly. Perfectly and safely packaged. When I started my PC or PS5 for the first time, I couldn't believe my eyes, the picture was so incredibly good. On 27 inches, 1440p is more than enough!
I have a 27GN950 IPS 4k brought in 2022. Thinking of upgrading to this 32 oled. What you think?
If you have enough money. Go get it @@ss304_82
Can you please let me know if the brightness locks with HDR ON?
@@TheGOATRammusI got a 32 LG ultragear that I bought 2 years ago. After using HDR for a while the whole thing locks and I have to unplug it to get it to work again
Can you please compare it to the ROG PG32UCDM 🙏
If this gets a lot of interest, I'll do a full comparison video of them!
looking forward to it@@SpawnPoiint
@@SpawnPoiintYes please , maybe also the MSI 321URX
@@SpawnPoiint regardless of interest you should def compare the two. Most important comparison bw the two would be picture vibrancy and purple blacks of the qd oleds vs antl reflective screens on the woled. Would def love a side by side comparison keeping these factors in mind.
Do you keep the LG as main screen? If yes I don’t even need a comparaison.
i have this Monitor for my PS5 Pro and holy smokes... the image quality, the picture quality, the graphics, the sharpness, the colors and absolutely everything is incredible. i cannot say this enough. This monitor is an absolute beast, i mainly care about the image quality and picture 4K that's why i got it plus OLED my gosh the Blacks on this thing is amazingly dark inky i love it!!! I'm Coming from Sony inzone M9 4K ips 27" monitor and it was an awesome monitor but this right here is different Game Changer, also the "matte coating on the display is not grainy at all or very mattey, its more like matte and glossy put together in one, it really is nice to look at and the most amazing part of all of this, it went on sale for $400 off so i paid $999.99 plus tax instead of retail price of $1399.99 plus tax, i got it at Best Buy
Nice I’m getting it for the same price!
I love how clean the panel looks from the front
The price of this monitor is so high that LG did not make if available for India
I love this monitor’s specs but there is no way LG is not including USB-C by now. C’mon LG!
I have a LG 27inch 4K 60hz monitor, it has solid built in speakers & a USB C port. But it’s like ever since then they just stopped including speakers & usb c so I’ve never upgraded
What would you need USB C for? The only USB C device I own is my phone and I definitely don't have any reason to connect it to a monitor. Also it came with a USB A to USB C cable so I can just plug it in pretty much any regular PC. Because every PC has USB A but not every PC has USB C.
Your laptop and itsh charging in the same time and if you connect something to the usb ports that connect to the laptop with 1 cable.@@MarkoVuckovic32
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Hoping the ASUS version does have USB-Type C
a comparison video between this LG monitor & ROG PG32UCDM would be very much appreciated (:
It sounds like a few are interested in this too 💪
Yes please! 🙏🏼
Side by side would be awesome!!
@@SpawnPoiintI need this video to make my decision please 😂
Certainly am interested in it. When i was watching it i was really thinking which one to get in the end. @SpawnPoiint
Really glad to hear they've done something about text fringing.
As someone who plays on both PS5 and Xbox series X i can really appreciate you going over the performance for both. I have no desire to switch to PC so these reviews are very helpful
It’s a tough crowd most of the time, as these monitors are aimed at PC. But as there’s such a huge console following we too can enjoy the screen 😅
@@SpawnPoiint definitely agree. Used to play on a 65 LG but then switched to a 32 inch BenQ monitor. I enjoy playing on the monitor more. I’ve now upgraded to the asus pg32ucdm as your review of that seemed like it was exactly what I was looking for. I couldn’t be happier. Any game looks insane on that thing. Thanks again.
@@zach2930I’m jumping from a 55 LG OLED to this 32 LG OLED. I’m excited for the new monitor to get shipped! How far are you sitting from your 32 now?
@@PattyCakeJake not far maybe 5 feet or so. I have the pretty much the exact same set up as the video here with the magnus monitor arm. I just have the regular magnus desk with L extension not the pro.
@@zach2930 awesome! Thanks dude.
as soon as it was discounted by like $500 during prime sales, it immediately sold out lmao. Personally went for the 34 inch 240hz OLED from LG which was $600 off ($695)
One of the first monitors you can actually grow into, as you're able to upgrade your PC hardware, plus have a console ready monitor. With space saving speaker technology. Plan on giving the wife my Alienware QD-Ultrawide and picking this up.
Been waiting for the LG one.
Preordered it!
What about pc gaming bro?
Would love to see a comparison between these monitors and the C2
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Yeah I definitely need this monitor in my life
Yes you do man!
Would’ve been amazing for a fully glossy screen. I’ll keep waiting! The dual button mode is awesome.
Yep exactly. I need this in 27” and glossy. LG missed big time doing a grainy matte finish.
it's not that bad... depending on the lighting where you put the monitor. Asus have glossy but their blacks arent that good as LG panel
@@bren.r the finish is fine, glossy finish elitists are so funny. most of you comment this shit on every monitor review as if you were actually going to buy it.
@@bgmx74 "glossy finish elitists" is funny ngl. lol I’ve had two asus monitors with the matte finish but still prefer to play on the LG C3. I don’t even like to put paperlike in the IPad cause of the finish on it as well. It’s just a matter of preferences.
@@chapis3680 half of these losers commenting this are professional video watchers with no real world understanding of why this coating was chosen for this market and monitor. it's nauseating reading such dumb shit
one thing nobody in their review ever mentioned: this is the ONLY 4K 32" OLED monitor that has hardware calibration. thats a huge benefit for anyone who plans to calibrate it and use for professional work. really surprised why it never gets mentioned, such a killer feature that you usually only find in high end monitors aimed for creatives.
You can have a 55' oled tv for same price
Maybe 4k monitors will be cheaper in 2-3 years, now it's too expensive
Of Course because 2-3 years is a long time.
This back imo looks much better than previous gen backs. Looks good with somewhat even thickness throughout the monitor. The last gen one's had a fat control box and slim af sides. My 27AQDM feels like it will snap if I touch it too hard.
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Nice Gaming Monitor! You do a great job of explaining all the features thanks!
Glad it was helpful!
how is this monitor cool? is it active fan or is it passive heatsink? best
Nice Gaming OLED
Would definitely buy it when it's on sale, perfect for my PC, PS5, and PS3 setup
You rocking a 4090? If not pointless buying it.
I have the 3060Ti so yeah it would be @XXlegovidXx
@@tougeruzbay yeah I have a 7900xt, and even then I still struggle to run at my max monitor specs (Alienware AW3423DWF) which is an ultrawide 1440p 165hz OLED.
This monitor in question would be out of question for me also but with frame generation maybe the 4K 120hz OLEDs could work.
This monitor going on sale in 5 years and prolly 200 dollars off only 😂😂😂
@@XXlegovidXxI specifically bought a new PC, 4080 super, ryzen 7 7800x3D, to utilize this monitor. I think it depends on the games you play, im a fps gamer, such as Valorant, overwatch, apex. I think this will be great for my use case since I also do video editing, photoshop, and often watching videos/movies.
I cannot stress enough how beautiful this monitor is!! THE INTERNAL SPEAKERS SOUND ABSOLUTELY AMAZING. They get very VERY LOUD. With deep sounding bass. I’m playing Elden ring on this monitor right now and I can’t believe it. I bought an open box at Best Buy for $929 USD. Do not hesitate to buy this monitor. You will not be disappointed.
@TheGOATRammus
Do the brightness settings LOCK when you turn HDR on? Or can the brightness still be adjusted with HDR on?
This monitor vs Alienware 32 4K QD-OLED Gaming Monitor - AW3225QF. Please!
I’m in the same but leaning towards the LG. Better build quality, not white and people have had scratches on their AW
I wish LG would make a 27 inch 4k oled 240hz monitor
Love, love, LOVE the back of that thing. However, $1,4000 starting price for an OLED that is, in may respects, inferior to its cheaper QD-OLED cousins, is just too much. The dual mode 480hz mode is going to be an extremely small niche, I'm afraid. Most competitive gamers that want or need that kind of refresh rate are not going to be buying a 32 inch OLED in the first place, they'll opt for a 360hz 27 inch. I don't want to nitpick them here because I still enjoy LG OLEDs (my TV is one) and I want to see them succeed but if they continue to show up months after their competition and at a higher price point without blowout features that scream "Buy me!" they're going to have a problem.
the whole reason of those 24" and 27" modes is to fill that need for competitive gamers who prefer smaller sizes. 480hz oled response time is the best thing possible atm, only thing that could be on par is the 540hz TN with strobing, but it has so many tradeoffs that I think many people who have the bucks to spend and are heavy into competitive shooter will highly consider an option like this. especially with the huge benefit of using a 32" 4K panel for anything else outside of the game.
Great monitor. Not so great warranty. Also confirmed with LG they don't stock replacement panels so you could be waiting weeks/months to receive a repaired/replaced panel.
Have heard that their warranty doesn't cover burn in 😢
It’s perfect for next 6 months then the next perfect things comes along
there's no end to perfection 😁😁
Was looking forward for the review 😇🙏
Thanks dude, it's REALLY good.
@@SpawnPoiint yea I think I found my new monitor, the only hesitation for me was the matte coating, but it doesn’t look bad in your review! 🎉
And as always great content ☺️
Bit of a deal-breaker with no USB-C. Would have liked an OLED gaming monitor that could double-up for work in the day.
Hi @SpawnPoiint, after testing both, which one do you prefer? This Lg Woled 32GS95UE or the Asus Qd-Oled PG32UCDM?
I heared the Woled is great for gaming but not for office. So I would definitely go with the qd oled.
Couple of questions:
1) What's the max refresh rate when you connect it to the Macbook Pro?
2) Can you connect it via USB-C?
3) Can you charge it if yes to 2)
Thanks!
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Thanks for the support. I just used a local carpet store
Been here since 50k 😄
I think main selling point or unique feature 32GS95UE model has is Pixel sound (which was not covered thoroughly in this clip)
What is your impression towards pixel sound, what kind of effects or feature you like about this pixel sound? How the pixel sound can differentiate itself from other monitors?
That vertical mode looks amazing for capcom arcade and the zen pinball games
Gaming oled
That would look awesome
@@SpawnPoiint pinball M is free too, you get one table with others to buy , same as zen.
For those who are interested in maximizing immersion, this is unfortunately too small for a High FoV Gaming setup. At an 18" view distance the horizontal Display FoV is only ~75°.
A view distance of less than 10.5" would be necessary in order to get the same 106° horizontal Display FoV of a 55" 16:9 screen at an 18" view distance, or a 65" at a ~21.5" view distance.
BEWARE! LG doesn't provide a burn in warranty for this monitor.
What do you mean
@@ddssn6418 A burn-in warranty protects your screen if parts of an image get stuck on it from being shown too much.
Who does? That's the risk you have to take with oled
Oh wow
2 years came in my box
$1400 for a monitor is fkn criminal, idc how impressive it is. holy sht man.
How is text quality compared to QD OLED PG32UCDM ?
It’s the same screen so it should be the same
@AW-po7jr They use different screen/panel. LG is WOLED and Asus is QD-OLED.
@@ToMaSoo7 oh, my bad! I was thinking it was the QD Oled by Samsung
I got a LG 4K IPS monitor off one of your reviews, and the only thing I don't love about it is the black levels with it being an IPS panel, but now that they're finally making 4K OLEDs it's hard not to pull the trigger 😂.
Now could be the time 😅
@@SpawnPoiint 🤫 don't tell my wife 😂
Love your videos though keep up the great work!
Been seeing good reviews for this so I’m happy for my pre order lol.
Is it a W-OLED vs QD-OLED?
Love the specs of this monitor, but do you reckon its overkill for the ps5/xbox considering its price as well?
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Way overkill. This is for high end pc
with a price tag of 1400 dollars, almost no one can afford that.
Facts more than half of the population making 20k - 35k a year and that’s not factoring in bills and children yet.
Yet most people run arround with a samsung or iphone of 1000-1500€/$
@@johanmelis12 them shits don’t be paid in full doh-doh 😭😭😭 $30 a month on top of your $100 phone bill
@@Boostavo in Europe thats less of an option
Most of the time you dont get such plans with “new” new phones
But if you wait half a year then yes its also like that
Save money duhhhh
Good review. Thank you. I can't wait to look this up myself.
Your voice is so calming
Haha thank you
Nice Gaming OLED - Imagine it being a QD-OLED with same features
Great review! I enjoy both competitive and single player games so this monitor is very intriguing to me. Definitely would use the 480 Hz mode for OW and Valorant. My one question though is glossy versus matte; is it really that big of a difference or are people over exaggerating?
I watch a couple of reviews of this monitor already and in every one of them it looked so grainy, while I seen QD-OLED reviews and they look so clear and transparent. Even in compressed RUclips videos you can tell the difference which really shows how bad the coating is.
it will look just as good as any other regular monitor that is not glossy, so basically like over 95% of the overall monitor market. you probably use a matte monitor at the moment or did in the past, doubt you ever complained about it being "grainy".
I preordered the monitor from the LG website in the Netherlands. It will be shipped after May 9th, but as a fresh LG member + preorder deal I got a nice 10% discount on the price. Normally it's being sold for €1399 here but in the end I got it for €1260 which I think is a solid deal. Looking forward using this to replace my current 60hz 32" 4k LG monitor. For productivity it's also interesting to mention the benefit of the high refresh rate in UX/UI design and software development. I do a lot of animation and motion graphics work and now creating animations for 120hz+ and able to preview these is really creating for the future. Also when writing code (and using a well IDE/editor optimised for performance like Lapce) it's really nice that when scrolling you can keep reading the text, without that typical smearing you get on 60hz. Same with moving windows around, they all stay crispy and it really feels like they physically stick to your mouse movement.
All in all, what a time to be alive to have access to a monitor with these kind of specifications for a reasonable price! Can't wait!!!
Has 4K 240HZ monitor with 480hz 1080p mode
Proceeds to play on console caped at 120hz
The matte coating, aesthetic branding less design and dual mode feature is definitely what sold me
i was looking everywhere for this revew!
They gave the only model to this guy. (They made only 1)
no just a 32 inch@@Keji839
cus no one uses ps5 with that
Great Video - Gaming OLED!
Great things IMO:
1) 4K
2) HDR10
3) OLED not QLED
4) HDMI 2.1
5) FreeSync PremiumPro
6) MLA+
7) VRR
8) G-SYNC
9) 120 Hz
10) Vesa 100 mount
Few things that are missing IMO:
1) Want Display Port 2.1 full UHBR20 not 1.4
2) Wish it had the KVM switch most monitors have built in this year.
3) Prefer the new WRGB config instead of WOLED
4) Choice of glossy over anti-glare matte screen.
5) Dolby Vision would be nice
6) Longer warranty for screen burn as most offer at least 3yrs and better for dead pixel count which should be 0 IMO.
7) USB C
8) Remote
Unsure:
Do I prefer all this in 27" instead of 32"
What a beast
I have to say that is one nice gaming oled. I can't wait to pick one up.
Get a pc my guy
It's coming...
For hackers and terrible pc ports take years to fix 😭
How about u stop telling others what to play on
You probably play on a 1080
@@Jactional who me or him?
Completely unrelated question: In all seriousness, hiw do you manage such cleanliness in that room? Everything looks well spaced out, minimalistic, and just so overall presentable
Ah thank you. I just try to keep the clutter minimal 😅
type c is must in monitors in 2024
I had a Samsung G8 Neo Odyssey last year (also 4K 240Hz) which also has a very matte display.. I have to say I didn't hate it at all, I think I'd actually prefer matte over a display that mirrors you all the time lol... Bonus on this LG screen is that the black levels stay good even with a well-lit room, unlike QD-OLED...
Why don't they make it glossy?
Why do they insist on matte?
Why do they reduce the contrast, sharpness and depth of colors?
This monitor is aimed at players who play in home rooms whose lighting they control easily. It is not a working environment.
When will my dream of a Glossy monitor come true?
32-in flat panel was never a common size for a living room TV. That was the common size that people were putting in their bedrooms when TVs used to cost a whole lot more.
Which is better? This one, or that new ASUS 32" you reviewed a while ago? I much prefer this stand compared to the ASUS one, as it is less gamery. I'm curious about which panel is better.
Anyone else think the 480hz option is useless ? When you have a 4K monitor I’m not sure I’d ever want to drop down to 1080P even for the higher refresh rate. 240hz at 4K works really well.
1400$ PLUS VAT ON TOP, I would build a gaming PC for 1000$ and buy a PS5 in addition, and get some OK-ish 27" Monitor Used... I get it 4K 240Hz OLED is next level but the Price is crazy.
Fr it cost just as much if not more then a Pc and even if I had the money that’s way to much just to play video games
I think something additional needs to be addressed that not many reviewers mention for these expensive high end displays in general: guaranteed zero dead pixel policies. From what I heard in some display enthusiast forums, there's been reports of LG's warranty policy only accounting for certain manufacturing defects and burn-in protection, but NOT stuck/dead pixels, and that a few stuck/dead pixels would be within their specs. Can you please confirm if this is the case or not? Because at this point, any amount of non-zero defective pixels should be unacceptable for all display manufacturers. We're already paying a hefty price tag on these displays, I think we all deserve better.
Can you still use a remote with the monitor even though it doesn’t come with it?
Next time I'd love to see what the monitor looks like in CS2, Valorant, Fortnite.. The typical FPS games. Otherwise great video.
Hey, Great Review. Your videos are very detailed, calm and nice vibe into it. Keep it up 👍🏼
you can get dell AW32 for much cheaper in EU and can get 6 years warranty for lower price than for msi or this LG monitor alone
i cannot decide between 32" or wider 34" monitor. I like them both. But i would prefer 4k image resolution. Anyone else having problems to decide? And how did you overcome this dilema?
NICE GAMING OLED. New daily over the Asus?
It is now yes, will do a comparison of the two
Im liking the alienware 32 inch curved. I wasnt a fan of curved monitors but it was the the only available at the time and im really enjoying it. After firmware update its running great. The curve is really minimal and doesn't mess with me watching anime subtitles. Helps seeing people in games easier. The usb c not being able to charge my laptop doesn't bother me because I wouldn't want to use it for that anyway I feel like that would lessen the life of my monitor pushing more power through it. The Dolby vision works nice now after the firmware update. I usually do go with LG but this one being a little bit more and not really having anything besides 480 HZ with 1080p that I'm not using anyway I'm running games either 1440 or 4k. I didn't spend all that money on my pc for 1080 gameplay. This LG monitor does look good don't get me wrong I just don't feel like it's worth the extra money.
Curved is a must for gaming
@JR-jp7mi not really, it ruins any other things like work on a pc. And it omly really looks good in racing games
This has everything we have ever asked for in a monitor. I'd love to see them release it in a 27inch with the 4k 240 instead of the 1440p but it's still an awesome monitor
Not really no glossy screen
COME HERE
Any idea on the cost for this in the uk.. great vid as always mate 😎👍
What is your screensaver?! It's so good!
This is clearly for people with a big budget. I mean you need a +1k graphic cards to get decent frames in 4k with modern triple a titles. In a couple of years once the technology is more affordable , I might realistically look into it.
How long will it last if I use it as a productivity monitor 8 hours a day
We need long time testing to know. It just dropped in the market so ask again in a couple of years. But this will be old by then and the question arises for the next hot thing.
Great review. I like my big TV's to be matt because I cannot move a little to avoid a glare. For a monitor, it's much easier to avoid a glare, so I like it matt. Sadly mostly it's the other way around.
Thanks for watching
COME HERE
Isn’t no burn in issue? That’s my greatest fair when it comes to this whole OLED productions
Can you review the Samsung g8 Oled 32in🙏
Which one did you like more in terms of 4k image quality, the PG32UCDM or this one?!
Great review. I’m still using my 48 C1 as a gaming monitor. I’m glad LG went with a 32” monitor but the lack of USB-C isn’t great. Plus the price is a bit much.
COME HERE
2024 is the year of peak monitor technology. 4K at 240 Hz or 1080p at 360 Hz are almost the default specs now.
What about OLED burn in warranty?
Very disappointing to not talk about whether the 1080p mode actually looks any good. If this is meant to be a "major" feature, then how does it look compared to an native 1080p monitor?
Dose it have ALLM for playstation 5?
Great review man! Just a couple of questions for ya: A) Does the matte finish hurt image quality at all in a dark room, or cause any graininess compared to QD-OLED? and B) With the pixel cleaning feature, does this run when the monitor is in sleep mode and does it require you to physically turn the monitor on via the power button after it has run? Or does it just wake up with mouse movement and continue to do it's thing. Thanks in advance!
Without Burn-In warranty, this is a huge L.
If LG doesn’t trust their product, something is wrong and they know it.
Anyone concerned about the matte finish its not a issue I switched to this from a 42 inch lg c3 . Black levels and picture quality is perfect
Plz compare it with asus rog since lg is woled and asus is qd oled it would be interesting watching how both are different from each other
I think I’ll have to do a comparison next
Do you prefer this monitor over the rog monitor you just reviewed for the ps5
Great Review…Thank you! Question…can you hear any fan noise? I bought the 27GR95qe last year. The fan noise is terrible.
So far (20 hours of use) I’ve not heard a fan at all.
Good review and good monitor, but I'll look for a glossy alternative.
None of the latest oled monitors such as from MSI and ASUS use a glossy screen, they use the same LG panel.
I've mostly used Apple computers/laptops with bright and high DPI monitors. Most of the MacBook monitors are in the 450 to 550 nit range in SDR. Aren't you finding the 260 nit full screen brightness to dim for productivity work and web browsing?
Only thing you need bro is better headphones and speakers. Good sound is more immersive than good display when i experienced it.
Yes of course. I'm using the Astro A50 X so headphones are used 99% of the time.
Missing a few boxes it doesn't quite check for me. Glossy vs Matte, USB-C input, audio passthrough, either via EARC or SPDIF.
Can u please review the RAZER BlackShark V2 Pro 2023?
Nice Gaming OLED
If you use it for productivity you will definitely develop burn-in. So keep us posted on that.