LG - UltraGear 27" OLED QHD 240Hz 0.03ms FreeSync and NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible Gaming Monitor with HDR10 - Black

Amazing product!!!!

This monitor is nothing short of amazing! The picture quality is beautiful. Blacks are so dark and colors are so vibrant. I don't know why people are saying it isn't bright enough, it's plenty bright. It is a little pricey, but it's a high quality monitor. I highly recommend this monitor you won't be disappointed. P.S. I love it has a remote

Jason . Review provider: walmart.com

Bright!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very happy with the monitor so far, 0 dead pixels. I heard the last generation of these monitors had brightness problems and they definitely addressed that. HDR looks amazing on this monitor, but it can be challenging to get the settings exactly right. The free ultragear gp9 speaker sounds amazing and makes the price tag much easier to swallow. Mousepad is cool too

JimboStanky . Review provider: walmart.com

Just Wow!

I've had this monitor for almost a month now and I've gotta say this display is amazing. I've never seen oled before I couldn't believe the colors I was seeing. It also comes with a handy remote for changing inputs and settings on the fly. Also works great on my ps5 with VRR support. I would recommend this monitor to anyone interested in Oled displays.

. Review provider: walmart.com

Amazing unit and great price!

WalmartCustomer . Review provider: walmart.com

good functionality

easy to set up nice display

William . Review provider: walmart.com

Flawed Beauty with hidden potential

This monitor looks great, the blacks are inky and the colors pop. Things to note for LG perhaps as an update, which would be ideal: its time for oled to abandon the sample and hold method if displaying images and switch to a rolling scan. 240hz is nice, and I can get a few games to hit that, but I still have crt at my desk and the crt still looks cleaner when things get moving. This monitor is still better than an lcd screen, but the crt continues to dominate. Ive also had to send the monitor back for a repair and may have to send it back again due to a new issue it didnt have before I sent it in. LG oled tvs have a form of black frame insertion to improve motion clarity and it is not present on this monitor to my knowledge, which this monitor would benefit from in gaming. as well as reduce burn in as the bfi or rolling scan would have the monitor not as "on" as long. Other monitors have these features at similar prices, so Im a bit disapointed that despite LGs long experience with oled tvs, that this did not carry over to their monitors, and that companies new to oled are doing a better job. Again, my issue could be resolved as an update. A rolling scan, or bfi would elevate this monitor and really all of their monitors. If brightness is an issue, let it be something the user can enable and adjust in a buried menu option. Oleds are best in darker rooms anyways. Outside of all that, the lights behind the monitor arent distracting and actually help illuminate my desk without making it bright. Very useful when I need to look for something without needing to turn on any lights, and not distracting at all when gaming or watching content. Cant even tell its on when normal lights are on. Havent tried the headset jack on it, but it is nice to have there when testing things since I wont have to get to the back of my pc. The menu gives you a lot of control when not in hdr, but you can still adjust a few things when in hdr, and the remote thing is kinda neat but not ideal when you have desk clutter as it is or an lg tv in the room lol. Though it does feel more enjoyable than using a little joystick. Overall, this monitor shines when you can feed it right. For the first time it made me turn down my settings in enlisted to minimum so I can hit 240hz, and it is very smooth. Alan Wake 2 shines at 60 hz with the settings turned up too. I havent tried retro gaming because of the issues I mentioned, but anything from the 360 and up will probably be nice. Honeslty oled is great, but just do your reading to take care of it and it will last you a while and its going to be without peer as a display format for a while as well. Its not cheap, and until they address my needs, I suggest getting their oled tvs instead for a display.

. Review provider: walmart.com

The Darks are DARK

The monitors perform extremely well! I love the style of the monitors. I love how OLED it is. My movie watching experiences as I game are better than before (I bought both of these monitors). It changes the horror gaming experience ten-fold (games such as Dead Space). Keep in mind some games were not made with OLED in mind. For example. in OSRS, if you go to dark caves it is impossible to see anything.The colors are vibrants the darks are extremely dark. If you get these monitors, you will make many changes in games to adjust the brightness, colors, darkness etc from your previous settings. I think my biggest issue with the monitors is they are a bit too dim. I wish it could be more brighter. The lights behind the monitor I wish could be more customizable to match with the aesthetic I have in my room. Some more great things about this monitor is the thinness and how small it looks. It is 27inches, but compared to the LG 27 Ultra Gear these look smaller?? I have always bought LG monitors. I have never had a bad experience in terms of lack of quality when opening out of the box. Everything was packaged beautifully. You get a cool remote to change your monitor settings. When taking the monitor out of the box you feel the heaviness of the monitor and the toughness of it even though it is thin. If you are in the market for quality gaming monitor, I recommend this monitor. Hopefully, you will love it as much as I do.

Yinnivi . Review provider: walmart.com

Excellent monitor, beautiful image quality

Excellent except font rendering could definitely improve. The image cleaning pop up also has a grammar error, which is an odd oversight. It should say “while this function is running” instead of “during this function is running”. A couple of the picture settings are also grayed out, and I hope LG unlocks them. The monitor itself is nice and bright, barely noticeable ABL or VRR flicker, fast response/input even at lower refresh rates, and the design itself is clean and minimal. I wish LG would've put a semi glossy coating, but the matte one here isn't bad at all. This was a good buy and I haven't ran into any functional issues at all.

. Review provider: walmart.com

Unbeatable response times & latency, Not for RTS

I have a bunch of OLED devices; so naturally this monitor goes right up my Alley. I pre-ordered it and got it basicaly on launch day. I have been using it for weeks now for a variety of games and I have to say that overall I am impressed with it. For FPS and racing games in HDR it is unmatchable. The overall contrast and motion is so perfect that I don't get a headache or anything at all from playing FPS. Response time is earth shattering to the point that it feels like the mouse cursor is a part of your body. However brightness in SDR is somewhat weak and games like MOBA's that are top down can just be disappointing to say the least. The monitor is definitely not calibrated out of the box, but the color accuracy isn't too bad. Definitely not for photo work though. I haven't used the headphone output and I set the body lights to a static color. The menus are easiest to navigate with the remote (yes it has a remote that also works with LG TV's and vice versa, which is annoying for LG TV owners like me). Overall after a few weeks of gaming with it; I am glad that I got it. I have a double monitor setup and my old gaming monitor is now on the left side to play older SDR games that don't look great on this monitor. I just give it 4 stars because it can't be the only monitor I can have on a computer unless I only played FPS and racing games. In games like Heros of the Storm it was simply not bright enough which forced me to use my old monitor as the 2nd monitor. Lastly; Calibrating this monitor is a pain. Only SDR seems to be able to be calibrated and then the calibration will be exceptionally off in HDR. So it is best to leave it uncalibrated as it seems to work overall better in that way. AntiGlare Coating; Some people complained about it in their reviews. I think it is AMAZING; it is one of the best coatings I have seen and diffuses light very well. The monitor is really clear without ghosting. However I think part of this coating is the reason for the low SDR (180-215 Nit) brightness. Overall if FPS and racing games is your thing; there is nothing on the market that beats this monitor.

Jimster480 . Review provider: walmart.com

Fast. Colorful. Horrible

There are a lot of complaints regarding mate coating and matrix dimness. And yes, that can be a bit of disappointment. But it something you can live with. Just turn the light off. And I can't say it is completely dim. It is quite bright at whites. The problem is it is the might be too dark at shadows. Although the coating wasn't a surprise. It was honestly specified. But there is one thing that cannot be ignored and will hurt your eyes to blood on daily basis -- is the way it displays a text. Especially colored text. It is terribly blurred. Every yellow-white boarder is fringed with red lines on the left and cyan on the right. It completely ruins experience of it as of computer monitor and cannot be fixed with ClearType. It feels like a small tv and it probably is one. The display settings are locked most of the time in the most of the presets. On the other hand it is astonishingly fast. Much faster than 144hz TN\IPS. HDR feels nice. But for this sort of money it has too many compromises.

allvp . Review provider: walmart.com