LG 48CX OLED - 4K 120 Hz

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Well the 48s are available now at not terrible prices if you watch for a deal, likely similar prices to the launch price of a 42. Maybe sitting back a bit is an option?

I'm an open world or racing game/controller guy so it works fine for me. For productivity stuff it's replaced a 43 and a vertical 24 so I've actually lost some screen real estate.

Wouldn't want to play an FPS at mouse & keyboard distance on a 48.
totally works for me, I love this for productivity, I am playing games on custom resolution Ultrawidescreen still at 120Hz though, runs really well and makes it easier for me viewing wise in fact feels better.
 
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Took a while to get used to the size of 48" coming from a 34" ultrawide but totally loving it now. Also able to custom resolution to 3840x1600 and looks awesome in FPS. You get the best of both worlds with this TV 21:9 and 16:9 in one package.
 
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Took a while to get used to the size of 48" coming from a 34" ultrawide but totally loving it now. Also able to custom resolution to 3840x1600 and looks awesome in FPS. You get the best of both worlds with this TV 21:9 and 16:9 in one package.

Any chance of a couple of pics in 21:9 please?
I think I’d be in the 42” camp really.
 
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Thanks for that. I guess I'll try ME Andromeda on PC again. Switching from HDR10 to Dolby Vision caused screen corruption last time I tried.

our OLED, UK version is 03.23.35 if you look at the video his version is 03.30.05 we don't have that version yet but we know it coming for the CX:)
 
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No doubt it makes for a great monitor if your desk is large enough.

If only is was a 32" Monitor.... I did try a 40" TV quite a few years ago but couldn't get used to it, my desk just isn't big enough.
 
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Anyone gone from a 49" ultrawide to this?

Also, I understand text may not be so sharp due to pixel layout, is that right?

Folks using this for productivity still happy with it (looking at you devs out there)?
4K 48" is equal to 1080p 24", which the ppi is 92-93. 42" 4K is equal to 1080p 22", 102. But there is a chance the ppi could be 104.
I like higher ppi and also I'm using a 22" FHD monitor and it looks really nice and perfect. Text looks sharp.
 
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I'm not really sure how to get rid of it but there's text colour fringing on my 48CX. Makes it hard to use as my main monitor so i'm only using it for movies/games (and my 1440p 27" monitor for everything else)
 
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