** LG OLED GAMING MONITOR OCUK EXCLUSIVE PRE-ORDER NOW **

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Hi everyone,

Should be landing in August. Anyone with an LG OLED TV can tell you how good their OLED panels are. The RRP just got revised down to £1399.99 too. Pre-order now to be in the queue for when they should drop in August!

LG 48" 48GQ900-W 3840x2160 4K OLED 138Hz HDMI 2.1 FreeSync Widescreen HDMI 2.1 Gaming Monitor

As TFT Central said in their preview (HERE):

"The main attraction of these screens in the first place is the OLED panel, offering amazing contrast ratios, true blacks, per pixel dimming for excellent HDR and near-instant response times for gaming and fast motion content."

Aspect Ratio 16:9
Pixel Pitch 0.274 mm x 0.274 mm
Brightness (Min.) 108 cd/m²
Brightness (Typ.) 135 cd/m²
Color Gamut (Min.) N/A
Color Gamut (Typ.) DCI-P3 99% (CIE1976)
Color Depth (Number of Colors) 1.07B
Contrast Ratio (Min.) 1,200,000 : 1 @25% APL
Contrast Ratio (Typ.) 1500000:1
Response Time Less than 1ms GtG
Viewing Angle (CR=10) 178º(R/L), 178º(U/D)
Curvature N/A
HDR 10 YES
Dolby Vision™ NO
VESA DisplayHDR™ NO
HDR Effect YES
Mini-LED Technology NO
Nano IPS™ Technology NO
Advanced True Wide Pol. NO
Color Calibrated in Factory YES
HW Calibration YES
Auto Brightness NO
Flicker safe NO
Reader Mode YES
Color Weakness NO
Super Resolution+ NO
Motion Blur Reduction Tech. NO
NVIDIA G-Sync™ G-SYNC Compatible
AMD FreeSync™ FreeSync Premium
FreeSync (Low Frame Conpensation) YES
VRR YES
Black Stabilizer Black Stabilizer
Dynamic Action Sync YES
Crosshair YES
FPS Counter YES
OverClocking YES
User Defined Key YES
Auto Input Switch NO
RGB LED Lighting Hexagon Lighting
PBP NO
PIP NO
Smart Energy Saving YES
Camera NO
Mic NO
Others (Feature) VESA DSC Tech. DTS HP:X (H/P Out)
LG Calibration Studio (True Color Pro) YES
Dual Controller NO
OnScreen Control (LG Screen Manager) YES
LG UltraGear™ Control Center NO
LG UltraGear™ Studio NO
D-Sub NO
D-Sub (Max. Resolution at Hz) N/A
DVI-D NO
DVI (Max Resolution at Hz) N/A
HDMI YES(3ea)
DisplayPort YES(1ea)
DP Version 1.4
Thunderbolt NO
Thunderbolt(USB-C Compatiblity) N/A
Thunderbolt (Max. Resolution at Hz) N/A
Thunderbolt (Data Transsmission) NO
Thunderbolt (Power Delivery) N/A
USB-C NO
USB-C (Max. Resolution at Hz) N/A
USB-C (DP Alternate Mode) NO
USB-C (Data Transsmission) NO
USB-C (Power Delivery) N/A
Daisy Chain NO
USB Upstream Port YES(1ea/ver3.0)
USB Downstream Port YES(2ea/ver3.0)
Built-in KVM
LAN (RJ-45) NO
SPDIF out YES (Optical Digital Audio Out)
Audio In NO
Mic In NO
Headphone out YES
Line out NO
Speaker 20W x 2
Bluetooth Conectivity NO
DTS HP:X YES
Maxx Audio NO
Rich Bass NO
Type Built-in Power
AC Input 100~240V (50/60Hz)
Power Consumption (Typ.) 175W
Power Consumption (Max.) 222W
Power Consumption (Energy Star) N/A
Power Consumption (Sleep Mode) Less than 0.5W
Power Consumption (DC Off) Less than 0.3W
Display Position Adjustments NO
Wall Mountable 300 x 200 mm
Dimension with Stand (W x H x D) 1070.6X659.7X184.8
Dimension without Stand (W x H x D) 1070.6X623.9X46.6
Dimension in Shiping (W x H x D) 1285X771X173
Weight with Stand 16.8
Weight without Stand 15.5
Weight in Shipping 19.3
D-Sub NO
DVI-D NO
HDMI YES(3ea)
Display Port YES
Thunderbolt NO
USB Type C NO
USB A to B YES
Remote Controller YES
Others (Accessory) Back Door(Purple Gray), Cable Cover(Purple Gray), Screw(Black), Battery


LG 48" 48GQ900-W 3840x2160 4K OLED 138Hz HDMI 2.1 FreeSync Widescreen HDMI 2.1 Gaming Monitor @ £1,499.99 inc VAT



Display Resolution 3840x2160 4K UHD, Display Size 48", Refresh Rate 138Hz, FreeSync Premium, 0.1ms Response Time, Contrast Ratio 1500000:1, Panel Type OLED, HDMI 2.1, Height Adjust, RGB Hexagon

Only £1,399.99 inc VAT.

ORDER NOW
 
That brightness though, so low.

Does this one even have HDR400 certification?

Browsing through the rtings catalogue, you have to go back to 2015/2016 to find an LG OLED with SDR brightness that low.
 
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SpudMaster said:
Just give me 32" OLED panel. I these will be great image wise but 48" is far too big imo
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32 inch panels will come eventually, they'll likely be Samsung QD-OLEDs though. LG can't make a 32 inch 4K panel, the technology doesn't exist and people may not want a 32 inch 1440p panel in its place due to low PPI. LG has managed to make a 42inch 4k panel but that one has a bunch of issues that will get much much worse at 32inch.

LG is coming out with a 27inch 2560x1440p 240hz monitor, but 32 inch 4K not anytime soon
 
Grim5 said:
32 inch panels will come eventually, they'll likely be Samsung QD-OLEDs though. LG can't make a 32 inch 4K panel, the technology doesn't exist and people may not want a 32 inch 1440p panel in its place due to low PPI. LG has managed to make a 42inch 4k panel but that one has a bunch of issues that will get much much worse at 32inch.

LG is coming out with a 27inch 2560x1440p 240hz monitor, but 32 inch 4K not anytime soon
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When you say “bunch of issues” with the 42” OLED panels, what are you referring to?
 
JediFragger said:
*Cough*

www.lg.com

LG 32'' UltraFine Display OLED Pro Monitor | 32EP950 | LG USA

Get an OLED Display for Design and Video Professionals. Discover LG's first 4K OLED Monitor (LG 32EP950) – and See Everything in a Whole New Way.
www.lg.com www.lg.com
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JOLED produce the panel used in that screen and others similar. There’s a 27” version too. They could in the future produce others of that size inc with higher refresh rates too but their pricing is much higher than LG’s own WRGB panels

LG do have plans to produce a 27” WRGB panel with high refresh rate but it would be 1440p not 4k, although that’s perfectly adequate on a screen that size anyway and arguably preferable for many
 
JediFragger said:
*Cough*

www.lg.com

LG 32'' UltraFine Display OLED Pro Monitor | 32EP950 | LG USA

Get an OLED Display for Design and Video Professionals. Discover LG's first 4K OLED Monitor (LG 32EP950) – and See Everything in a Whole New Way.
www.lg.com www.lg.com
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That's not an LG panel, duh, I was clearly talking about LG WOLED panels not Japan's JOLED.

And it's not unique, there are plenty other small 4k OLED monitors, there is even an 8k 32inch monitor but they are not using LG WOLED

www.displayninja.com

OLED Monitors In 2024: Current Market Status - Display Ninja

Check out the current state of OLED monitors as well as everything you need to know about the OLED technology in this ultimate, updated guide.
www.displayninja.com www.displayninja.com
 
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Baddass said:
When you say “bunch of issues” with the 42” OLED panels, what are you referring to?
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Check the rtings review

It is for example:

* Significantly dimmer than other LG OLEDs, the 42 peaks at 190 nits in SDR compared to 430nits in larger size models, HDR is also dimmer by several hundred nits

* Viewing angle are also worse than bigger model

* Color accuracy is worse than bigger model, including significantly worse colors in HDR
 
Baddass said:
JOLED produce the panel used in that screen and others similar. There’s a 27” version too. They could in the future produce others of that size inc with higher refresh rates too but their pricing is much higher than LG’s own WRGB panels

LG do have plans to produce a 27” WRGB panel with high refresh rate but it would be 1440p not 4k, although that’s perfectly adequate on a screen that size anyway and arguably preferable for many
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I stand corrected!
 
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