The best OLED Monitor? - LG 27gr95qe-b Review 

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Brightness is not really bad here, it’s ok, bigger issue is the hazing effect the coating gives, makes reading next or browsing the web very messy.

Has it had any dead pixels or burn in I want a monitor dat can last me for almost a year or more ?

​@@uzihellrising2045I've had it for about a year , no issues yet

How’s the brightness issue? Is it really bad? Or is it not that bad? I’m thinking of getting one this weekend, but I’m a little hesitant because every review of this monitor mentions how weak the brightness is.

@marcgil256 still makes me squint when playing I'm a dark room . I get uts not as bright as some monitors . But it's definitely bright enough for me

@marcgil256 if anything nows the time to get one . I saw a few days ago the price was 800 . I bought mine for a 1000

I don’t think there is a fan, mine is dead silent, probably take it back

That’s a good price, good luck

hey brother sorry to bother ya, but where abouts did you get the desktop wall paper? trying to look for one similar on wall paper engine lol but having a bit of a difficult time@@TechTicals

@@dubbog7870 I got it from wallpaper engine as well, the name is Minimal Wavescape

Damn, I cant find it anywhere on wallpaper engine :(@@TechTicals

Are you connected with the included cable? What device are you connected to?

@@TechTicals solved. connected to pc with HDMI 2.1(included). rx7900xt AMD adrenalin says that 10 bit pixel format does not support hdr. had to turn it off in case to use hdr

you have to enable hdr in the xbox display settings . worked fine for me

those sound good, but idk who is pushing 4k 244Hz in any game

@@TechTicals in EA Battlefront 2 you can

60hz in general is dogshit but ok man

I still have my old glossy dell 1080p monitor with inbuilt speakers , still haven't given up on me.

Interesting. what kind of games do you play?

Maybe i haven’t looked into this closely but i didn’t notice a difference with win 11 hdr collaboration

@@TechTicals Its leagues apart from windows 10 horrible Hdr, windows 11 has a proper calibration tool on the store.Oled is made for Hdr dont miss out try cyberpunk it will blow you away.

@polochris4697 exactly. 1080p is technically closer to 2k. People don't realize that 2k resolution is used in cinema, which is 2040x1556 or 2040x1080. There is no such thing as 2k for computer monitors.

Bruhhh😂 thanks for informing me

I see what your point is but this is just a common phrase. Like a “half ton” pick up truck which is a 1500…

HDMI 2.1 gives you more bandwidth than DP 1.4 which is included on these. This means that my signal wont be compressed when running at 1440 244Hz 12bit, which means that there will be less latency. I really like that there is 2 on the LG. but you're right, the Asus has the better panel implementation.

Yeah the 360 will probably feel smoother, but this will give you a more responsive and cleaner image

@@TechTicals yeah and this oled has HDMI 2.1 which is great.

All this sounds like a subjective personal you problem

@@GradietPanda12345 Light emitting diode are subjective? Where you ever diagnosed with autism?

Probably a problem with your model, I do not see any flicker my friend, although there is some brightness change when viewing smaller windows, not in game though

@@TechTicals Flicker-Free No PWM Dimming Frequency The LG 27GR95QE isn't flicker-free because there's a slight dip in brightness that corresponds to the refresh rate, the brightness dims every 4-5ms at all brightness levels, like PWM this flicker cannot be seen by the person unless you use specialized high speed cameras. People sensitive to PWM and flickering should stay away from this LG 27 OLED monitor. I had to return mine because the flickering made me sick and my eyes hurt after the first day testing the monitor, this is how they were designed to work, not a problem with my model that I returned.

Its flicker free , all wine with mine ;)

Then tell me one

​@AkashSingh-uk5ub asus 27" oled is far better. Doesn't have the terrible coating and gets 25% brighter. Also every ultrawide qd oled on the market is better and gets way brighter. They are only 165-175hz tho. There is super ultrawide monitors that are 240hz that are samsung gen 2 qd oled out that are the best of the best.

@@MrDutch1e Thanks,i have seen online too but ASUS haven’t launched the same in my region,so i have no other choice other than LG

@AkashSingh-uk5ub LG is still good and has a burn in warranty but if you can wait you should probably wait. QD OLED monitors are going to be releasing gen 2 version likely beginning of next year and LG is supposed to be released a follow up version to this monitor. If you're on PC go with aw3423dwf from Dell if it's available. 3 year burn in warranty and far better brightness than this.

@@MrDutch1e Really,thanks a lot for sharing this valuable info. I will definitely wait for the newer models as i am not in hurry anyways.

Detail is pretty good in games, not for productivity though, I do think that in a perfect world, a monitor for this price should not have these issues

@@TechTicals Text clarity is the perfect benchmark for how good a monitor is at rendering fine details in games, so not great for RTS games for instance or RPG games, anything you play close up on a desk will suffer, fine for video and cinematic console games at a reasonable distance though, just not great for a PC gamer, even worse if you like emulation or pixel and indie type games, those sprite pixels need a nice sharp RGB screen to look their best, so does any good shader. It seems a lot of these new OLED displays forget they are supposed to be monitors, not TVs, TVs are viewed at some distance, monitors close up, in my case I like to be really close to the screen when playing games on a monitor, the two display types should be treated very differently in production, and a gaming monitor should never have a matt type display finish, always glass or glossy plastic.

@@Wobble2007 I’ve compared it to my IPS panel on my laptop which has a higher resolution and ppi, in desktop applications reading text I agree with you, but when it comes to games, I can’t see any of the text fringing, I’m sitting very close to the monitor.

@@TechTicals I've noticed all sorts of horrible artefacts on these OLED panels with non-uniform sub-pixel layouts, chromatic aberration, as has been shown with VR modules, a non RGB stripe sub-pixel layout can dramatically drop resolution perception, trying to make shaders look good is impossible for instance, for some they may not even care, but if you are used to really high clarity RGB monitors, it may really turn you off.