@@vitorsantosrocha8184 cara tem um pouco de glow sim, mas eu to acostumado, tenho a Ultrawide da LG, que tem bem mais. é notável, mas nada que atrapalhe. não tive nenhum problema de dead pixel, monitor top.
Beautiful Review. Just purchased LG24inch GS60F monitor. Looked at your review as it is hard to find review of this model. You gave beautiful review and compared with your old 24inch LG monitor as well. I really enjoyed the review and it would be helpful to me to connect that the stand properly now. Thank You bro.
Thanks for your review, I got a good idea for this gaming monitor. I bought this same monitor this month and so far I am satisfied with the display performance for gaming and my work. Since I use this monitor both for gaming and work I am happy with my purchase.
"Great review! The in-depth analysis of the LG 24gs60f-b was super helpful. It’s amazing to see such a high-performing 1080p 180Hz IPS gaming monitor at just $150. Your breakdown of its features and performance really convinced me that it's a fantastic budget option.
Dude i have just became a fan of. You earned my subscription. Those invaluable information in comments section is just so great. Thank you for your time and patience my guy.❤😊
Keep making videos, this is an amazing video and the topic coverage is absolutely outstanding. I'm still thinking whether to buy it or not since it's affordable, can't run a 1440p monitor and it seems pretty reliable, any issues like dead pixels you've ran into so far?
Is the improvement of 180hz from 144hz worth it in terms of normal web browsing, scrolling etc. I'm confused 24GN65R-B and 24GS60F. The 180hz monitor has a basic stand and the 144hz has that rotating stand.
The difference between 144hz and 180hz is pretty minimal honestly and only ever makes a difference in fast paced fps games, If the 24GS60F-B is cheaper than the 24GN65R-B then it might be worth it to buy a 24GS60F-B with a desk mount or something similar. But if they are extremely similar in price then I would go with the convenience of the better stand.
@@razorwaffle9498 How is the HDR performance? Did you test any real HDR content with it? I'm paying 2-3k extra for an LG monitor just to watch HDR content.
@@MiscChannel44 I did test HDR a little but honestly it just does not work well (tested HDR video and games like cyberpunk), even though I went through the settings carefully it just looked washed out compared to SDR. You need a monitor that can do close to 1000nits of brightness for HDR to look remotely good.
@@razorwaffle9498 Are you sure man?. My G24F2 has pretty much the same specs, peaks at around 400 nits, but HDR games and videos look awesome. I was taking a look at this one because my gigabyte might not be very durable from some coments (Although it has been working perfectlyy since Jan 2023 :X).
nice video, im planning to buy this monitor soon to finally upgrade from my 720P old Lg monitor, im just wondering if it have freesync, and how the colors looks compared with other monitors thanks for the review :)
@@art_of_anarchism 1.this monitor doesn't have FreeSync but supports an open standard created by vesa called adaptive sync. And this adaptive sync is supported by AMD gpus. It acts the same way as freesync and works perfectly good (I have a second monitor with freesync premium compatibility which I can compare it to) so you don't have to worry about that. 2. When compared to my old monitor from 2019, the colours are more accurate (the backlight is better and the whites actually look like whites) the colours are more punchy and vivid, and generally while playing games, the difference is fairly large and if seen side by side my old monitor easily looks worse (remember im only comparing a 2019 display 13k to a 2024 display 11k)and there is a lot of customisation you can do if you want. There is a normal amount of backlight bleeding, and the blacks are pretty good for a LCD monitor (the colour quality is comparable to a 30-40k 4k LCD TV). Personally if you have a tight budget I would recommend this monitor over ones from Acer. But you will find that gigabyte is also probably a good option.
@@razorwaffle9498 Okay thank you so much for the reply, and im looking forward to buy it, also keep up the vids u'r doing great job mate! One last thing, did u do any firmware update since the onscreen display that they marketing on the website is different from actual one?
@@art_of_anarchism Nope, actually I thought maybe there could have been a firmware update so i checked their site, but the driver on there I'm pretty sure is just the on screen display as an app. Also thanks for the kind words.
Hello, on lg official its 8bit, is it true? its not 6+frc? and maybe you know previous model LG 24GN60R-B is 6bit+frc? i can buy only LG 24GN60R-B because is no LG 24GS60F-B in my town. should i w8 for new model or 24GN60R-B is worth it ?
It says that the panel is 8bit (non FRC) on the manufacturer's website but another commentor mentioned that it is a 10bit dithering panel. The LG24GN60R-B has a 6 bit + FRC panel If you can purchase the 24GN60R-B for a good price then that would be be a really good monitor, but do check for the gigabyte G24F because it may a better option than this LG monitor
@@suvinalexander the monitor does not come with protective film. Also I don't really remember scratching the display, I'm pretty sure most of those scratches can be wiped away.
@@razorwaffle9498 Yes as u said the scratches were actually dust accumulated 😅, was able to wipe it, however my unit has a minor Screen bleed on the left upper corner🥲. Thank you for the reply
Hey, I was looking to get this as it is currently available on flipkart for 9.5k. So, nice review but I think you missed pointing about the most important feature of this monitor i.e. g-sync compatibility at 10k. I guess probably you don't have a nvidia gpu but otherwise it is a great advantage. Also the panel is 8bit + dithering panel i.e. it can sort of produce hdr color that is really good for the price. Also are you using this monitor with pc or a laptop?
I'm using this monitor with a Gaming PC (RX 6600 XT). and yes, I agree I didn't really talk about the g-sync compatibility, and I did actually try it with another pc (GTX 1660 super), And it worked well and didn't cause any issues, also take note that this is the new "g-sync compatible" rating so expect it to work the same as adaptive sync. Thanks for your comment and telling me about my oversight 🙏. I'll will either reupload or leave a pinned comment with a video about this in a bit
@@razorwaffle9498 don't need to reupload just term this video as unboxing or initial review and make another one with more details later termed as in-depth review
Contemplating on buying this, now that you've used it for a couple of weeks, would you recommend it or is there something better I can get if I spend slightly more?
@@ankitlal5931 the standard refresh rates switchable in the windows settings are 59.94, 60, 75, 144, 180hz. You will need to search up online on how to force 120hz on this monitor, or if you wouldn't like to deal with that, just go for a different 120hz monitor in the price range.
@@razorwaffle9498 thanks for the reply. I think 120hz must be available deeper in the settings - under Display adapter properties. If that’s not 144Hz is also a good cap.
@@nifaakhmal7592 I just looked at the AOC 24G4 and I can say that, they are almost the same except for a few key differences. 1. The LG24GS60F has 10bit dithering display (so if you use Photoshop or edit videos go for this) 2. The AOC 24G4 Has an 8 bit (6bit + FRC) display and it includes MPRT. Honestly this means that you will probably get a lot of eye fatigue while using this in MPRT node even more than other monitors because of the FRC display. Frame Rate Control pretty much flickers the display between two colours extremely fast so that you get a new in-between colour (this causes eye strain to people with sensitive eyes) and using MPRT may also cause eye strain. So I would say that the LG is better unless the AOC is significantly cheaper for you.
yooo I have exactly the same monitor as you the 144hz 24gl600f and planning on buying this one from your vid as my secondary monitor, we will have the same setup :D nice review, it helped me, thanks man! Do you know if the DP cable that LG provides with that monitor is 1.4?
@@Termizorrpl Nice dude, but wouldn't it be better to use the new monitor as a main display? (it has a higher refresh rate and better clarity thats why I'm asking). And yes, the display cable that comes with the monitor is indeed DP 1.4
The monitor you mentioned has 3 different verisons and one of them is almost identical to the LG except for 2 extra features and 1 missing feature MSI G255F 24.5 inch:- /Positive. 1. The MSI monitor has a better stand 2. The MSI monitor has 2xHDMI slots compared to the singular one in the LG /Negative 3. Does not provide Gsync support (but will still work with freesync and an nvidia gpu) MSI G255F 24 inch:- Same positive and negatives as before but comes with improved SRGB% which is 122% and this is 170hz instead of 180hz (this is negligible and it doesn't matter). MSI G255F E2 24 INCH:- Same positive and negatives as before but comes with improved SRGB% which is 118% and this is 180HZ. Get the MSI G255F E2 if its in your budget and if not then I would suggest that you should get whatever is cheapest. These are pretty confusing so make sure to read carefully and buy what you think is good.
I bought this Monitor. It's not that great for me because the viewing angles are horrible and the Blacks level too. My Previous Samsung Monitor was cheaper but It looks much better. Please explain me why? Is this totally LCD without LED Backlight? Is that the reason?
@@ranaprash From what I can see, the MSI monitor is probably better if your budget is tight but the gigabyte is better overall (it has more features and has 125% sRGB range).
@@hazirahhusnamohdzaki1957 Well, I think it boils down to if you want 165hz or 180hz and just choose whatever is cheaper. All the other differences are so minor that it doesn't even matter. They are pretty much almost the same.
@RazorWaffle Please answer me as soon as possible, I'm very undecided. The displayport of the MSI is the 1.2a version, but the LG it's 1.4 version, and idk
@@rafaz4p both will be fine, you don't really have to worry about the display port. If you go with MSI 27 inch monitor, you will probably notice the pixels a lot more as it is a bigger display. But if the prices are very similar and you have an nvidia GPU I think this monitor is a good option. Now if the lg monitor is cheaper or you have a and GPU I would advise you to go for this.
LG 24gs60f-b, the UltraGear 24GN60R-B or any other that you recommend? i practically want to play and watch videos but i wanted one with very good picture quality.
The LG24gs60f-b is a good option if you want to keep it simple, it has good colours and is really good for gaming. But if you want another option, check out the Gigabyte 24F 2 over at amazon. I have watched some reviews about this monitor and so far, it's been really good for people.
Hi, I have a question, I want this monitor for my laptop that has a 60hz screen, this laptop does not have displayport input, if I buy a displayport cable with adapter to USB or HDMI, can I have G-Sync? and also, will it affect the performance in the refresh rate?
@@diegoa.valdebenito4036 Ok I just did some research and from what I can see, gsync doesn't work with any kind of hdmi adapter (probably). Your best bet is to check if your usb c port on your laptop uses display port protocol (which it probably does). Then use a good display port to usb c adapter (which will make it work on the display port alternate protocol and gsync will work) (or) Just buy a display port to usb c cable. But make sure that your laptop's usb c port supports 1080p 180hz. Note: a display port 1.4 cable comes with the monitor And if you can tell me the model name of your laptop I can help you out a little more
@@diegoa.valdebenito4036 Nice, so from what I can see, you can use your USB C (thunderbolt 4) slot for display port 1.4 connectivity. or you can also use a mini display port if it exists (not sure that its there with your specific configuration)
Bro i am planning for 27 inch display but confused which to choose msi g274f or lg27gs60. My only requirement is i only be using this on Ps5..pls reply..like colours and brightness which monitor is best
@@bubbles-is-live Yes it should work fine provided of course you have a good enough laptop with either HDMI 2.0 or display port 1.4 connection each with their respective supported cables.
@@razorwaffle9498 Here's a revised version of your text: "I have a laptop with a Ryzen 5500U processor and an integrated AMD graphics card. My laptop has an HDMI 2.0 port, and this LG monitor also supports HDMI 2.0. If I use an HDMI 2.0 cable, will I be able to achieve a refresh rate of 180Hz, 144Hz, or lower? Please reply."
I had posted this video a few months ago, and believe that back then it was a really good monitor. And looking at the pricing now, you can easily go for the MSI 244f e2, or the MSI 255f. These are both around 9k on amazon and comparable to this monitor. Now these 9k monitors were around the price of the LG monitors i.e around 10-11k. But LG really does not like lowering prices, and now its depends on how much you can get it for. And let me add, that this monitor is still worth the price as it is one of the few monitors with 10 bit color at the price range (which is really good for graphic design and video creation). Now if you want a monitor purely for gaming, I would go for one of those I mentioned above.
@@ajiths9879 It has vesa 100mm compatibility only, I'm using it with a monitor arm and the weight is easily bearable. The monitor itself is about 3.6kg
First of all, thank you for your review! I've been considering this monitor for a couple of months now, and it's already available for sale in Germany. I have a couple of questions. Do your eyes get tired after working with this monitor, and is there any protection against harmful blue light? How does it perform when working with small fonts, for example? Is the text blurry at all? And how about energy consumption? Thank you in advance!
@@strikerstrikerson8570 Thanks for your comment. 1. Do my eyes get tired Ans. Generally not that much, and I would say that my eyes are a little prone to fatigue (this is probably because the monitor has a high refresh rate and also little ghosting.) 2. Is there any protection against blue light. Ans. First let me make this clear blue light isn't harmful exactly that's just a hoax, but it does make you stay awake for longer fatigues your eyes. But answering your question. Yes, there is a reader mode in the monitor settings to lower blue light, you can also manually adjust the amount of blue light. 3.How does it perform when working with small fonts Ans. I've only checked for fonts as small as size 9, it works well and is mostly clear I will edit this comment with more info in an hour or two. 4.Energy consumtion Ans. It uses about 17 watts on average in the standard factory settings (of course this is lowered when you lower the brightness)
Took me a while to check but I can confirm that the text is sharp at font size 9 and is very readable but 8-7 is fuzzy and not so comfortable. And anything below is blurry and hard to read. (I used Google docs for this)
@@razorwaffle9498 Thank you very much for the quick and informative answers!!! I think I will get myself two such monitors. Yesterday, I immediately liked your video to help promote it better on RUclips. :)
@@luquinha5728 It does not use amd freesync but uses adaptive sync which works the same way. It also works well with enhanced sync if you're talking about that
I've been shopping for monitors too, and if you look for Reddit posts about the G24F 2 you will find SO MANY people complaining about their displays dying after only a few months. It's a defective display, Gigabyte is a terrible company, beware!
@@razorwaffle9498 I am making a virtual pinball machine and I need a flat panel tv with over 122hz 1-5 response time 24" inch, flat panel and 178 view angle and Cheap this one ticks all the boxes.Flat panel was not on the spec sheet on LG .Thanks for ur Help thank you
Someone on the internet said that they are not able to use this monitor on 180Hz mode with HDMI. They said you need DP for 180Hz and HDMI cannot give you full capacity of the monitor. Can this be true? I don't think it make sense but it really got me confused. (I don't have a DP on my laptop, I have HDMI 2.1)
Hi, it is monitor flicker free under low brightness (zero). Have you done Blur Trail/pwm test on UFO site? Thanks in advance. I bought samsung T45F which is not flicker free under low brightness althought the official webesite said is flicker free. I looking for the samsung monitor replacement.
Thanks for the upload. Could you suggest the best monitor out of the bunch purely for gaming and content consumption purpose. Also, please feel free to recommend any other suitable 1080ips monitor with high refresh rate that come to your mind apart from the following. a. MSI G244f b. LG ultragear 24GN65R-B c. Lenovo G24-20. Cheers.
Thanks for the comment. Out of the three monitors you mentioned, I would avoid Lenovo as they aren't really known for their gaming monitors. But out of the other 2 options I feel like the MSI could be a better option for Colour accuracy and higher refresh rate but when I'm looking at other reviews the comments are mentioning display quality issues. LG might be a better for the Response time and ghosting, I used display specifications to check the differences. Pretty much, a. MSI G244f: good option but could have minor issues b. LG ultragear 24GN65R-B: safe option c. Lenovo G24-20: I think you should avoid www.displayspecifications.com/en/comparison/83372c1a19
Thank you for the swift response. I was actually inclined towards the LG. Thanks for the elaborate answer and the suggestion. I also found out a 180hz offering from LG, namely 24GS60F-B. Could you shed some light on it too. Comparing it with the aforementioned lg monitor which one comes out on top.
@@manyu5002 The easiest thing I could say is that it's pretty much the same, save for some features like the 180hz on the 60f-b (compared to the 144hz on the 65R). They also traded FreeSync for adaptive sync, (I'll leave this here from another comment of mine "this monitor doesn't have FreeSync but supports an open standard created by vesa called adaptive sync. And this adaptive sync is supported by AMD gpus. It acts the same way as freesync and works perfectly good.") The real difference you will even notice is that the LG24GN65R has a better stand (more degrees of tilt and height adjustment, the 60f-b just has a simple stand). So if you want to know what I would do with these two options. I would buy the 24gs60f-b for about 11k (or 10k if I had the bank offer and the reason being that it has 180hz and the panel is effectively the same as the GN65R). Then use the leftover money to either buy an adjustable VESA monitor mount (or you know just use it as is and keep the money)
Couldn't agree with you more. Really appreciate your invaluable input. One last thing I'd like to ask you. Will this monitor work at 100hz, mainly will be playing cs 1.6 on this which does not support refresh rates higher than 100hz. 😅
@@manyu5002 Yes it will. Generally monitors like this can work at 60, 72, 80, and 100 there are ways to even run it at weird refresh rates like 111 or something and it doesn't cause issues. I'm not sure how cs 1.6 works but you might not have to reduce the refresh rate in windows settings if adaptive sync works in the game. (Just open the monitor settings and check if the fps is stuck at 100 fps when playing the game with adaptive sync on, this means that adaptive sync is working) though I'm not too sure if this even works for CS 1.6.
I'm seriously impressed! Your insights were so on point and beautifully articulated. It's clear you really took the time to delve into every aspect.
@@bsha5033
Thanks very much for your comment!!!
Also is that you barsha? And did you use AI
Just bought this monitor in Brazil, should arrive in 4 days, thanks for the review !
Eae, chegou ?
Tem muito IPS glow, Dead pixel ?
@@vitorsantosrocha8184 cara tem um pouco de glow sim, mas eu to acostumado, tenho a Ultrawide da LG, que tem bem mais. é notável, mas nada que atrapalhe. não tive nenhum problema de dead pixel, monitor top.
Hey, im thinking to buy the same one , do u get a good performance so far?
My comment got deleted. Great monitor, low IPS glow(normal in IPS display) no ghosting, no dead pixels
@@_nlcholasvaleu ai !!! Estou pensando nele
really loved the review , almost couldn't find a review on this monitor since its kinda new, glad I found one
@@LamerTV958
Thanks for your comment man. Glad I helped you out!
Me to I’m going to get this on 🎉
Thank you for the review. Appreciate the hard work.
Beautiful Review. Just purchased LG24inch GS60F monitor. Looked at your review as it is hard to find review of this model. You gave beautiful review and compared with your old 24inch LG monitor as well. I really enjoyed the review and it would be helpful to me to connect that the stand properly now.
Thank You bro.
@@DevenAbhyankar
I'm happy it was useful for you, I hope your new monitor will do you well.
Thanks for your review, I got a good idea for this gaming monitor. I bought this same monitor this month and so far I am satisfied with the display performance for gaming and my work. Since I use this monitor both for gaming and work I am happy with my purchase.
Compatible console xbox ???
thats perfect review for a 40 subscribers channel, good man
"Great review! The in-depth analysis of the LG 24gs60f-b was super helpful. It’s amazing to see such a high-performing 1080p 180Hz IPS gaming monitor at just $150. Your breakdown of its features and performance really convinced me that it's a fantastic budget option.
Thanks for the configuration, it looks much better.
100th subscriber! The video is very complete. Ty
And incredibly good review for a channel with 40 subscribers, bro I swear we Indians are the best (I'm half indian)
Bro nice video with good info thanks hope your channel grows you gained a subscriber
Wow the content quality is really top
Thanks for the video!
Thank you so much. You helped me assemble it. Means a lot. ❤
Dude i have just became a fan of. You earned my subscription. Those invaluable information in comments section is just so great. Thank you for your time and patience my guy.❤😊
u deserve more subs bro keep going
Thanks for the review buddy
just ordered mine!! would be arriving by tomorrow.. thanks new guy!
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Hope your monitor does you well
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@@razorwaffle9498 bro hii
i dont know that its just me but when i turn on hdr from pc, colors look way washed out. is the case same with u?
hello, can I ask you does the monitor have bad backlight bleeding playing at dark room? also have you got problems with the monitor?
@@martinaleksiev9665 theres literally zero or like just 1 or 2% of bleeding thing. everything is good! working flawlessly, zero issues
Thanks for the review - just ordered this on Flipkart for INR 8.5k i.e. $100 USD!
MPPRT нельзя активировать если в панели нвидиа ограничить вертикальную синхронизацию например на 120Гц?
MPPRT активируется только при 180 Гц?
Keep making videos, this is an amazing video and the topic coverage is absolutely outstanding. I'm still thinking whether to buy it or not since it's affordable, can't run a 1440p monitor and it seems pretty reliable, any issues like dead pixels you've ran into so far?
how to turn on motion blur reduce in this this monitor , I cant find it
What the video pls, he said this monitor doesn't have motion blur reduce feature
This monitor is the GOAT.
u are the goat
Great review
Ufo testinde görüntü çok bulanık sebebi nedir ?
¿Has sufridos de flickering? Parece ser un problema común en esta línea de LG, los GS
Is the improvement of 180hz from 144hz worth it in terms of normal web browsing, scrolling etc. I'm confused 24GN65R-B and 24GS60F. The 180hz monitor has a basic stand and the 144hz has that rotating stand.
The difference between 144hz and 180hz is pretty minimal honestly and only ever makes a difference in fast paced fps games, If the 24GS60F-B is cheaper than the 24GN65R-B then it might be worth it to buy a 24GS60F-B with a desk mount or something similar. But if they are extremely similar in price then I would go with the convenience of the better stand.
@@razorwaffle9498 How is the HDR performance? Did you test any real HDR content with it? I'm paying 2-3k extra for an LG monitor just to watch HDR content.
@@MiscChannel44
I did test HDR a little but honestly it just does not work well (tested HDR video and games like cyberpunk), even though I went through the settings carefully it just looked washed out compared to SDR. You need a monitor that can do close to 1000nits of brightness for HDR to look remotely good.
@@razorwaffle9498 Are you sure man?. My G24F2 has pretty much the same specs, peaks at around 400 nits, but HDR games and videos look awesome. I was taking a look at this one because my gigabyte might not be very durable from some coments (Although it has been working perfectlyy since Jan 2023 :X).
hi, how do i change each "unit" for setting like the rgb one? because mine changed 5 every time (0, 5, 10, 15,...)
Can you help me why my eyes hurt a lot from this monitor?
good stuff man..
Hi does it have VRR and are the colours vibrant
Quick question, if you're playing on a console through a monitor, where will the sound come from?
nice video, im planning to buy this monitor soon to finally upgrade from my 720P old Lg monitor, im just wondering if it have freesync, and how the colors looks compared with other monitors thanks for the review :)
@@art_of_anarchism
1.this monitor doesn't have FreeSync but supports an open standard created by vesa called adaptive sync. And this adaptive sync is supported by AMD gpus. It acts the same way as freesync and works perfectly good (I have a second monitor with freesync premium compatibility which I can compare it to) so you don't have to worry about that.
2. When compared to my old monitor from 2019, the colours are more accurate (the backlight is better and the whites actually look like whites) the colours are more punchy and vivid, and generally while playing games, the difference is fairly large and if seen side by side my old monitor easily looks worse (remember im only comparing a 2019 display 13k to a 2024 display 11k)and there is a lot of customisation you can do if you want. There is a normal amount of backlight bleeding, and the blacks are pretty good for a LCD monitor (the colour quality is comparable to a 30-40k 4k LCD TV).
Personally if you have a tight budget I would recommend this monitor over ones from Acer. But you will find that gigabyte is also probably a good option.
@@razorwaffle9498 Okay thank you so much for the reply, and im looking forward to buy it, also keep up the vids u'r doing great job mate!
One last thing, did u do any firmware update since the onscreen display that they marketing on the website is different from actual one?
@@art_of_anarchism
Nope, actually I thought maybe there could have been a firmware update so i checked their site, but the driver on there I'm pretty sure is just the on screen display as an app.
Also thanks for the kind words.
@razorwaffle9498 yeah true, anyways thanks again, and you're welcome 😀
Are these monitor settings suitable for competitive gaming?
Hello, on lg official its 8bit, is it true? its not 6+frc? and maybe you know previous model LG 24GN60R-B is 6bit+frc? i can buy only LG 24GN60R-B because is no LG 24GS60F-B in my town. should i w8 for new model or 24GN60R-B is worth it ?
It says that the panel is 8bit (non FRC) on the manufacturer's website but another commentor mentioned that it is a 10bit dithering panel.
The LG24GN60R-B has a 6 bit + FRC panel
If you can purchase the 24GN60R-B for a good price then that would be be a really good monitor, but do check for the gigabyte G24F because it may a better option than this LG monitor
Hey just a stupid question, does this monitor come with a protective film, asking this question as I can see some minor scratches on the display
@@suvinalexander
the monitor does not come with protective film.
Also I don't really remember scratching the display, I'm pretty sure most of those scratches can be wiped away.
@@razorwaffle9498 Yes as u said the scratches were actually dust accumulated 😅, was able to wipe it, however my unit has a minor Screen bleed on the left upper corner🥲. Thank you for the reply
How's ghosting on this monitor?
me who is watching this video in the same monitor🤣🤣
hello, can I ask do you have any problems with the monitor? how is the backlight bleeding?
@martinaleksiev9665 it's good didn't face any issues regarding it.
@@mrnukegaming7954 thank you
Where is g-sync option in menu
Hey, I'm planning to get this monitor for my Acen nitro 5 R5 2500u, rx 560x. Do I need to get a hdmi cable separately?
Which is the best monitor for my Xbox Series S, this one or the 24gn60r? (In my country, they are both almost the same price)
is there no AC adapter?
Hey, I was looking to get this as it is currently available on flipkart for 9.5k. So, nice review but I think you missed pointing about the most important feature of this monitor i.e. g-sync compatibility at 10k. I guess probably you don't have a nvidia gpu but otherwise it is a great advantage. Also the panel is 8bit + dithering panel i.e. it can sort of produce hdr color that is really good for the price.
Also are you using this monitor with pc or a laptop?
I'm using this monitor with a Gaming PC (RX 6600 XT).
and yes, I agree I didn't really talk about the g-sync compatibility, and I did actually try it with another pc (GTX 1660 super), And it worked well and didn't cause any issues, also take note that this is the new "g-sync compatible" rating so expect it to work the same as adaptive sync.
Thanks for your comment and telling me about my oversight 🙏. I'll will either reupload or leave a pinned comment with a video about this in a bit
@@razorwaffle9498 don't need to reupload just term this video as unboxing or initial review and make another one with more details later termed as in-depth review
Contemplating on buying this, now that you've used it for a couple of weeks, would you recommend it or is there something better I can get if I spend slightly more?
My monitor showing grey screen after 15days
Hi bro. Can you get 180hz with the HDMI cable?
Can you tell what all refresh rate options we get in this monitor? I’m looking to set it to 120hz.
@@ankitlal5931 the standard refresh rates switchable in the windows settings are 59.94, 60, 75, 144, 180hz.
You will need to search up online on how to force 120hz on this monitor, or if you wouldn't like to deal with that, just go for a different 120hz monitor in the price range.
@@razorwaffle9498 thanks for the reply. I think 120hz must be available deeper in the settings - under Display adapter properties. If that’s not 144Hz is also a good cap.
Can you actually change the response time on this monitor?
How does it compare to its predecessor? Does it do anything worse?
Hi...AOC 24G4 Or LG24GS60F? Which is better sir?
@@nifaakhmal7592
I just looked at the AOC 24G4 and I can say that, they are almost the same except for a few key differences.
1. The LG24GS60F has 10bit dithering display (so if you use Photoshop or edit videos go for this)
2. The AOC 24G4 Has an 8 bit (6bit + FRC) display and it includes MPRT. Honestly this means that you will probably get a lot of eye fatigue while using this in MPRT node even more than other monitors because of the FRC display.
Frame Rate Control pretty much flickers the display between two colours extremely fast so that you get a new in-between colour (this causes eye strain to people with sensitive eyes) and using MPRT may also cause eye strain.
So I would say that the LG is better unless the AOC is significantly cheaper for you.
@@razorwaffle9498 wich you choose if u were a console gamer? for EA FC 24 (and now 25)..its a 60 hz 1080p game
is it good as a computer monitor?
Hi, does it support 180Hz from HDMI? Or only from Dp?
Hi i want this minitor for my ps5 is it good for the ps5 and how do you connect them
and does i has speakers
yooo I have exactly the same monitor as you the 144hz 24gl600f and planning on buying this one from your vid as my secondary monitor, we will have the same setup :D nice review, it helped me, thanks man! Do you know if the DP cable that LG provides with that monitor is 1.4?
@@Termizorrpl
Nice dude, but wouldn't it be better to use the new monitor as a main display? (it has a higher refresh rate and better clarity thats why I'm asking).
And yes, the display cable that comes with the monitor is indeed DP 1.4
@@razorwaffle9498 ah yes, I just meant that it will be my 2nd monitor and yeah the one from vid will be my main then for sure :D
what is the game in the 4:32??
That's a game called "trek to yomi" it's a really good samurai game.
Which is better? This one or the msi g255f I need quality and g sync
compare to MSI g255f, which should i pick?
The monitor you mentioned has 3 different verisons and one of them is almost identical to the LG except for 2 extra features and 1 missing feature
MSI G255F 24.5 inch:-
/Positive.
1. The MSI monitor has a better stand
2. The MSI monitor has 2xHDMI slots compared to the singular one in the LG
/Negative
3. Does not provide Gsync support (but will still work with freesync and an nvidia gpu)
MSI G255F 24 inch:-
Same positive and negatives as before but comes with improved SRGB% which is 122%
and this is 170hz instead of 180hz (this is negligible and it doesn't matter).
MSI G255F E2 24 INCH:-
Same positive and negatives as before but comes with improved SRGB% which is 118%
and this is 180HZ.
Get the MSI G255F E2 if its in your budget and if not then I would suggest that you should get whatever is cheapest.
These are pretty confusing so make sure to read carefully and buy what you think is good.
@@razorwaffle9498 is asu tuf vg259q3a is better than this lg monitor?
I bought this Monitor. It's not that great for me because the viewing angles are horrible and the Blacks level too. My Previous Samsung Monitor was cheaper but It looks much better. Please explain me why? Is this totally LCD without LED Backlight? Is that the reason?
Compatible console xbox ??
what do you recommend between this monitor, MSI G2412, and GIGABYTE G24F 2?
@@ranaprash
From what I can see, the MSI monitor is probably better if your budget is tight but the gigabyte is better overall (it has more features and has 125% sRGB range).
@@razorwaffle9498 I see, thanks for the reply.
@@razorwaffle9498is g24f 2 is better than this lg monitor?
@@hazirahhusnamohdzaki1957
Well, I think it boils down to if you want 165hz or 180hz and just choose whatever is cheaper. All the other differences are so minor that it doesn't even matter.
They are pretty much almost the same.
@@razorwaffle9498 right, but do you think 250nits vs. 370nits makes a difference? especially when one doesn't prefer turning off the room lights
Hi bro, I am between the LG UltraGear 27GS60F-B and the MSI G274F, both 27 inches FHD 180 hz, which is better?
@RazorWaffle Please answer me as soon as possible, I'm very undecided. The displayport of the MSI is the 1.2a version, but the LG it's 1.4 version, and idk
@@rafaz4p both will be fine, you don't really have to worry about the display port.
If you go with MSI 27 inch monitor, you will probably notice the pixels a lot more as it is a bigger display. But if the prices are very similar and you have an nvidia GPU I think this monitor is a good option.
Now if the lg monitor is cheaper or you have a and GPU I would advise you to go for this.
Bro are you still using this monitor ?
If possible can you please tell me how to calibrate it to max color accuracy possible?
Please check the description of the video
@@razorwaffle9498 The settings is for color accuracy.? I thought it was for gaming 😅
@@disatpathy well generally for competitive gaming all you need to do is increase the black stabalizer that most of the time is enough
So this color setting is accurate enough right? I mean I don’t have an experience and knowledge to calibrate colors by myself
@@jeek4y I have no idea brother but I did some changes and I find my current settings to be quite good
LG 24gs60f-b, the UltraGear 24GN60R-B or any other that you recommend? i practically want to play and watch videos but i wanted one with very good picture quality.
The LG24gs60f-b is a good option if you want to keep it simple, it has good colours and is really good for gaming. But if you want another option, check out the Gigabyte 24F 2 over at amazon. I have watched some reviews about this monitor and so far, it's been really good for people.
Hello can i play ps5 with it in 120hz ?
Can you tilt it or change the height?
Hi, I have a question, I want this monitor for my laptop that has a 60hz screen, this laptop does not have displayport input, if I buy a displayport cable with adapter to USB or HDMI, can I have G-Sync? and also, will it affect the performance in the refresh rate?
@@diegoa.valdebenito4036
Ok I just did some research and from what I can see, gsync doesn't work with any kind of hdmi adapter (probably). Your best bet is to check if your usb c port on your laptop uses display port protocol (which it probably does).
Then use a good display port to usb c adapter (which will make it work on the display port alternate protocol and gsync will work)
(or)
Just buy a display port to usb c cable.
But make sure that your laptop's usb c port supports 1080p 180hz.
Note: a display port 1.4 cable comes with the monitor
And if you can tell me the model name of your laptop I can help you out a little more
@@razorwaffle9498 Perfect, I understood perfectly, my model is an “omen by hp laptop 16-b0509la”. Thanks for the support
@@diegoa.valdebenito4036
Nice, so from what I can see, you can use your USB C (thunderbolt 4) slot for display port 1.4 connectivity. or you can also use a mini display port if it exists (not sure that its there with your specific configuration)
Bro i am planning for 27 inch display but confused which to choose msi g274f or lg27gs60. My only requirement is i only be using this on Ps5..pls reply..like colours and brightness which monitor is best
do we get 180hz output if we connect it with a laptop? If yes then with which cable?
@@bubbles-is-live
Yes it should work fine provided of course you have a good enough laptop with either HDMI 2.0 or display port 1.4 connection each with their respective supported cables.
@@razorwaffle9498 i have an hdmi 2.1 port and a usb type c that supports display port 1.4
@@razorwaffle9498 i have an HDMI 2.1 port and a type C USB that supports DP 1.4
Which mount are you using ?
Could you please let me know which HDMI cable you use to get a 180Hz refresh rate?
Honestly it can get pretty confusing so please refer to this post.
linustechtips.com/topic/729232-guide-to-display-cables-adapters-v2/
@@razorwaffle9498 Here's a revised version of your text:
"I have a laptop with a Ryzen 5500U processor and an integrated AMD graphics card. My laptop has an HDMI 2.0 port, and this LG monitor also supports HDMI 2.0. If I use an HDMI 2.0 cable, will I be able to achieve a refresh rate of 180Hz, 144Hz, or lower? Please reply."
Yeh Lena chahiye kya bhai honest review dedo mera budget 10k se suru hota ha
I had posted this video a few months ago, and believe that back then it was a really good monitor. And looking at the pricing now, you can easily go for the MSI 244f e2, or the MSI 255f. These are both around 9k on amazon and comparable to this monitor. Now these 9k monitors were around the price of the LG monitors i.e around 10-11k. But LG really does not like lowering prices, and now its depends on how much you can get it for.
And let me add, that this monitor is still worth the price as it is one of the few monitors with 10 bit color at the price range (which is really good for graphic design and video creation). Now if you want a monitor purely for gaming, I would go for one of those I mentioned above.
Hi does it have backlight bleed ?
Hey bro, if 60fps game run on this monitor will it get stuttering?
vesa 75Mm/100Mm wall mount compatible ?
@@ajiths9879
It has vesa 100mm compatibility only, I'm using it with a monitor arm and the weight is easily bearable. The monitor itself is about 3.6kg
This vs BenQ EX240 ??
First of all, thank you for your review! I've been considering this monitor for a couple of months now, and it's already available for sale in Germany. I have a couple of questions.
Do your eyes get tired after working with this monitor, and is there any protection against harmful blue light?
How does it perform when working with small fonts, for example? Is the text blurry at all?
And how about energy consumption?
Thank you in advance!
@@strikerstrikerson8570
Thanks for your comment.
1. Do my eyes get tired
Ans. Generally not that much, and I would say that my eyes are a little prone to fatigue (this is probably because the monitor has a high refresh rate and also little ghosting.)
2. Is there any protection against blue light.
Ans. First let me make this clear blue light isn't harmful exactly that's just a hoax, but it does make you stay awake for longer fatigues your eyes.
But answering your question. Yes, there is a reader mode in the monitor settings to lower blue light, you can also manually adjust the amount of blue light.
3.How does it perform when working with small fonts
Ans. I've only checked for fonts as small as size 9, it works well and is mostly clear I will edit this comment with more info in an hour or two.
4.Energy consumtion
Ans. It uses about 17 watts on average in the standard factory settings (of course this is lowered when you lower the brightness)
Took me a while to check but I can confirm that the text is sharp at font size 9 and is very readable but 8-7 is fuzzy and not so comfortable. And anything below is blurry and hard to read. (I used Google docs for this)
@@razorwaffle9498 Thank you very much for the quick and informative answers!!! I think I will get myself two such monitors. Yesterday, I immediately liked your video to help promote it better on RUclips. :)
Is the input lag better than previous 144hz model ? I felt previous model having little bit of input lag even if response time was perfect
@@bosiorne2292
Honestly yes I would say so, whenever I try and use the old monitor it feels a little off.
@@razorwaffle9498 yoo can you check what panel this monitor is using you can do that by entering in service menu
@@bosiorne2292
Just checked the service menu and the panel is.
"LM238WF6-SSA5"
How is the display? Any improvement? Ru from india
is good with amd sync?
@@luquinha5728
It does not use amd freesync but uses adaptive sync which works the same way. It also works well with enhanced sync if you're talking about that
Is it compatible with ps5?
Bro this or gigabyte g24f 2 for gaming and editing
I've been shopping for monitors too, and if you look for Reddit posts about the G24F 2 you will find SO MANY people complaining about their displays dying after only a few months. It's a defective display, Gigabyte is a terrible company, beware!
Does it have speakers
Can u use this with an Xbox?
yes, you can though only up to 120fps on supported games
What is the max refresh rate over HDMI? Does HDR work over HDMI at 180 Hz
Im on ps5 and the game mode only has 4 modes fps and gamer 1 and 2 and rts
Which model do you have? It shouldn't be like that unless you have a different model
@@razorwaffle9498 nvm lol i didnt know at first know i see it all 😅😅
How goood It is for PS5 ?
is this monitor a flat panel ?? cant find that info in the specs?
what might you mean by flat? It is a flatscreen monitor btw.
@@razorwaffle9498 I am making a virtual pinball machine and I need a flat panel tv with over 122hz 1-5 response time 24" inch, flat panel and 178 view angle and Cheap this one ticks all the boxes.Flat panel was not on the spec sheet on LG .Thanks for ur Help thank you
Very skibidi i love it. Monitor is swag
@@sing2461
Big kisses
How to tilt able
Does is supported hdr?
2:13
bro make another video on this moniter please
@@rahulkumarsahoo8594
I'm planning on going more in depth on this monitor in the future
Is it compatible with xbox series s?
@@efe3648
Yes, but framerate is unlocked only on games that support refresh rates above 60
After watching this, I slammed the order button (not really, I’m just exaggerating)
the color are to pop out for me my eyes hurt. tired of calibrate.
i returned msi g2412 for same problem and now using 12y old monitor :(
Someone on the internet said that they are not able to use this monitor on 180Hz mode with HDMI. They said you need DP for 180Hz and HDMI cannot give you full capacity of the monitor. Can this be true? I don't think it make sense but it really got me confused. (I don't have a DP on my laptop, I have HDMI 2.1)
It's true for G-SYNC (Nvidia) but not for Freesync AMD (HDMI 2.0 works)
@coqvaillant7806 What if I do not enable G-Sync? Is it possible? I have an RTX Nvidia card.
@@Redtayal yes of course it is possible
@@coqvaillant7806 Just found out my laptop has a mini display port. Guess that solves everything. Thanks for the help.
@@Redtayal it depends. Does it have a sign near the port like "DP" or a thunderbolt?
Can it be paired with an AMD gpu
Hi, it is monitor flicker free under low brightness (zero). Have you done Blur Trail/pwm test on UFO site? Thanks in advance.
I bought samsung T45F which is not flicker free under low brightness althought the official webesite said is flicker free.
I looking for the samsung monitor replacement.
is this monitor mountable?
It has VESA 100mm support
Thanks for the upload.
Could you suggest the best monitor out of the bunch purely for gaming and content consumption purpose.
Also, please feel free to recommend any other suitable 1080ips monitor with high refresh rate that come to your mind apart from the following.
a. MSI G244f
b. LG ultragear 24GN65R-B
c. Lenovo G24-20.
Cheers.
Thanks for the comment.
Out of the three monitors you mentioned, I would avoid Lenovo as they aren't really known for their gaming monitors. But out of the other 2 options I feel like the MSI could be a better option for Colour accuracy and higher refresh rate but when I'm looking at other reviews the comments are mentioning display quality issues. LG might be a better for the Response time and ghosting, I used display specifications to check the differences.
Pretty much,
a. MSI G244f: good option but could have minor issues
b. LG ultragear 24GN65R-B: safe option
c. Lenovo G24-20: I think you should avoid
www.displayspecifications.com/en/comparison/83372c1a19
Thank you for the swift response. I was actually inclined towards the LG. Thanks for the elaborate answer and the suggestion.
I also found out a 180hz offering from LG, namely 24GS60F-B. Could you shed some light on it too. Comparing it with the aforementioned lg monitor which one comes out on top.
@@manyu5002
The easiest thing I could say is that it's pretty much the same, save for some features like the 180hz on the 60f-b (compared to the 144hz on the 65R). They also traded FreeSync for adaptive sync, (I'll leave this here from another comment of mine "this monitor doesn't have FreeSync but supports an open standard created by vesa called adaptive sync. And this adaptive sync is supported by AMD gpus. It acts the same way as freesync and works perfectly good.")
The real difference you will even notice is that the LG24GN65R has a better stand (more degrees of tilt and height adjustment, the 60f-b just has a simple stand).
So if you want to know what I would do with these two options.
I would buy the 24gs60f-b for about 11k (or 10k if I had the bank offer and the reason being that it has 180hz and the panel is effectively the same as the GN65R).
Then use the leftover money to either buy an adjustable VESA monitor mount (or you know just use it as is and keep the money)
Couldn't agree with you more. Really appreciate your invaluable input. One last thing I'd like to ask you. Will this monitor work at 100hz, mainly will be playing cs 1.6 on this which does not support refresh rates higher than 100hz. 😅
@@manyu5002
Yes it will. Generally monitors like this can work at 60, 72, 80, and 100 there are ways to even run it at weird refresh rates like 111 or something and it doesn't cause issues.
I'm not sure how cs 1.6 works but you might not have to reduce the refresh rate in windows settings if adaptive sync works in the game. (Just open the monitor settings and check if the fps is stuck at 100 fps when playing the game with adaptive sync on, this means that adaptive sync is working) though I'm not too sure if this even works for CS 1.6.