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Does any one know when this will be released in the U.K. at all
LG announces the 32GS95UE - worlds first 480hz OLED monitor
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No information yet, still in pre order period for USA..
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The 32GQ950 was out in the States for a good 5/6 months before it hit here, hopefully this won't take as long (but it's gonna sell like gangbusters tbf).
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Yet again looks like the UK is shafted.. this would be ideal, though I do kind of like my C2 42", and the newer versions dont have MLA right?
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Be sure that you can downscale to 32 first, I tried with the new Alienware and found my 42 superior overall (but it is an oled too).
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This is a great point, I had a Acer 32K 4K screen, and that did feel very much inferior, but it was a poor IPS to start with. I'll have to wait for reviews I guess, I am perfectly content with the c2 for now.
Just need to get an arm for it.
I do wonder if this 32" panel comes with all the normal LG features like dolby vision etc.
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I should imagine so, esp as the Alienware has it (and coming to the Asus iirc).
Dolby Vision support is scaler dependent and limited in its availability right now. LG don’t list it as supported on this model unfortunately so I don’t think it will have it
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Ahhh ok, thanks for clarifying B.A.
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Joining this thread to find out when it is launching in the UK
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This might be the one for me, prefer matte coating.
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Take one opinion with a grain of salt
but if you prefer it like optimum it's an easy choice for you. He also doesn't particularly care for a very bright screen, based on several other reviews of his I've seen. I personally will go glossy if given the choice, and want as bright a screen as possible within my budget for a better HDR experience.
But there's no denying if you can't control the lighting for your room, matte is the better choice and experience without question. I'll have to see if others share the same opinion across the board. I've been fairly vocal about glossy>matte myself. So if they've improved it to a point its not noticeable to the average user... and even a tech enthusiast like optimim, mission accomplished I guess.
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Well that was a rollercoaster 20 mins, it's got a fan in it so that's a hard no from me lol. I'll wait for the Asus matte OLED later this year.
And omg dyslexia and monitor models aren't a good mix, I feel like having a lie down after that.
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Yeah gonna be interesting to see how many burn-in warranty claims are gonna be made hmm. Define burn-in? Slight or a lot? Is that specified? Huge can of worms incoming over that imo.
What TVs have a burn-in warranty? How many claims have been made and fulfilled?
What TVs have a burn-in warranty? How many claims have been made and fulfilled?
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I'm gonna wait til Black Friday time before I reassess my options tbh, these are looking to be a looooooooot of money! Esp the Asus one, as per 
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Someone on reddit has 10000 hours of playing an MMO with static content, burn-in, but tbh it would still look fine while playing the game, it's just bad when not playing to game the burn-in shows up
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That’s a curved panel though, which I guess will be personal preference. The MSI version with that panel is a lot more expensive.
I do think all of these panels will have significant cuts when sales are on though.