‎32GS95UE 32-inch Ultragear OLED Gaming Monitor UHD 240Hz 0.03ms DisplayHDR True Black 400 AMD FreeSync Premium Pro NVIDIA G-Sync HDMI 2.1 DisplayPort Tilt/Height/Swivel Stand Black

I tried other oled displays and this is the only one that looks very good. Very nice screen quality and the colors on it are great. Matte display but helps a lot if you’re in a room with lights around you. Text quality is good and not fuzzy like the other lg monitors. Built in speakers it has actually sound good and not crappy like other monitors. Once you get this monitor you can’t go back to anything with lower specs. Very good monitor for gaming and also for watching movies. A little pricey but I would say if you have the money it’s worth it. You have to pay for great quality.

I've purchased this monitor as a Christmas gift to myself. I'm upgrading from 24" 60fps. Pros: This monitor presents an incredible picture. It's very easy to set up and to make adjustments. The speakers are incredible. This monitor feels like the future, it's fantastic. The size is incredible, and very easy on the eyes too! When playing Fortnite I get around 200fps now, when I use 2580 x 1440. Playing at 4k reduces fps back to about 60fps. I had no idea that a monitor would have the effect of bumping fps so much! Nothing else on my computer has changed except the monitor! I use a 1660 gaming graphics card, so it's rather weak. Cons: *Updated. My only real complaint is that I am having great difficult getting the monitor to turn on. Sometimes while playing Fortnite the monitor will shut off, displaying the message "No input". I've disabled all sleep features, etc. I've contacted customer support and they say I should buy a new hdmi cable... Sometimes I have to work for 5 minutes to get the monitor to turn on and display my screen, very frustrating. I just restart my computer and it works. Bottom line: Absolutely worth every penny. This monitor is easy on the eyes, the picture is incredible, and if you're into gaming -480fps is a must! Please don't hesitate to purchase! *Update - 2nd call, and Customer service was correct, I needed to switch from HDMI to Displayport cable. Working incredibly now, I love it!

BEWARE: Monitor installs LG app on windows automatically which then gives you pop ups to install McAfee antivirus. This is done without warning or consent from the user. Absolutely unacceptable, and I won't be buying any more LG products for this reason. Outside of that the monitor is outstanding. Beautiful panel, quite good built in speakers, and crystal clear motion clarity. The adware is a huge mistep for LG considering that this was a $1400 USD monitor at the time of my purchase.

Out of the box this thing is just so huge I have monitors that are 24” or 27”, and this one’s 32” a little bit more than what I’m used to. But I have to say I’m loving having a bigger screen because now watching movies or even YouTube videos is super great and this can be done in 4k! The colors are great they’re vibrant they’re just perfect. I can’t lie this is a really expensive monitor at least for me but I can definitely justify it, especially if you find the right deal for it! The refresh rates are insane true to the 480hz at 1080p definitely a game changer with a really fast response time! This was also super easy to setup and have it running in no time a stand that you just screw in and really plug it up and you have it running! I would recommend this to someone who values video quality but the best that can be offered right now and it’s just so damn good!

It's great. Don't listen to /r/oled_gaming. They are turbo mind-broken sitting there with a microscope analyzing the coating on their monitor while they order 9 different panels and return 8 of them. Those people will never be happy and always have self induced buyers remorse. If you want a panel that you don't need to obsessively control the lighting in your room, this is great. LG did a phenomenal job balancing between anti reflection and clarity. I have better than 20/20 vision and sit about 24" or so away from the display and it is extremely crisp. Text is great, it gets very bright with proper HDR settings. Everything is mostly plug and play, but I also do like the hardware calibration feature. The difference is subtle but noticeable. If this had DP 2.1 I'd consider it an end game monitor until true RGB oled became a reality. 100% recommend this panel. I have 472 hours of power on time since Feb 2nd and not a single issue.

Let me start by saying that this monitor is ALMOST perfect for me. 32 inches, matte coating, OLED, minimalist "non-gamer" design language, high refresh rate and response timings.... The two things that killed this monitor FOR ME are that the monitor is not bright enough in well lit rooms, the monitor looks substantially dimmer than other IPS monitors. This needs to be improved on future generations of OLED monitors. The other reason and this was the true killer for me, was that text looks HORRIBLE on this monitor. I am a programmer and I was looking for a monitor that I could use for both productivity and programming. Let me just say that it's downright painful to look at text on this monitor, text looks smudged, desktop icon text appears all sorts of different colors due to the sub-pixel layout of this display. It's really, really bad. Theres no possible way I could use this monitor for productivity work. I did try installing software like "mactype" that is supposed to help, I tried adjusting monitor settings, doing a firmware update.... Nothing helped enough. All that being said, this is close to being the perfect monitor for gaming. The blacks are of course dark, the picture is impeccable... It's just so unfortunate that once you exit the game and go to your desktop you feel like you are using a $100 monitor instead of a $1400 monitor. I can't bring myself to go lower than 4 stars because the monitor really is so good if all you plan to do on it is game, but for many people that isn't what computing is all about. I have confidence that these issues can be fixed in future generations of the monitor, and I will be waiting for those models before upgrading to OLED.

Love this monitor. Works great with my M3 Max macbook and windows desktop. Macos feels great at 4K 240 hz, a very different experience than the 4k60Hz I've been using for years. No issues with brightness or text clarity. Speakers are pretty good too, emphasizing clarity over bass. Loud enough to be used in lieu of additional speakers. Very happy with this purchase, it was an excellent prime day deal.

I bought the LG 32GS95UE 32-inch UltraGear OLED Gaming Monitor expecting a huge jump in clarity and overall picture quality, especially given the high price. This was by far more expensive than any monitor I’ve purchased before, so my expectations were high. Honestly, I was disappointed. While it’s not a bad monitor, I didn’t see an incredible difference in clarity or quality compared to monitors I’ve owned that cost hundreds less. For the premium price, I expected a clearly noticeable upgrade, and it just wasn’t there for me. If money is no object, you may still like it—but in my opinion, it’s not worth the extra cost.

I have spoiled myself on this monitor. Buy this if you want your other screens to look old. Colour Quality, Refresh Rate, and build quality are superb. Settings are easy to configure and it works very well with VRR and gsync. HDR is hit or miss but that’s to be expected. I have used display port and had no issues. Even older titles look great. It’s pretty nice for productivity tasks because of the large size. I’m careful about the OLED burn-in and haven't noticed anything yet. There are built in settings to save the panel so I would suggest those.

Amazing monitor but the stock settings were kinda bad. Make sure to pick "Gamer 1", set Peak Brightness to "high", then go to any website or image that has some black colors and scroll through the monitor's Gamma settings until those black colors look good. There's more you can tweak but that'll help a lot. This monitor is so fun to look at.. I was a bit skeptical when I ordered it because I was already coming from a very nice 1440p 144hz IPS, but this monitor is SO much better looking. The only negative I can think of, is that the difference between 1440p and 4k on a relatively small screen is hardly noticeable. Don't expect much perceptible detail between those on a 27 or 32 inch monitor The real difference however is between IPS and OLED. The deep colors and contrasts on the OLED are just amazing.

My 32gs95ue monitor bought in 1 months and somehow it became half blind. Can't use it anymore I just bought it last month. Update: No one contacted me until now .

Got this on limited time sale. Loving the deep blacks and brightness on it. Of course it’s worth the price when you’re pushing your pc (not console plz look in to hz you console gamers, you’re capped at 60-120hz) to the limit especially high fps gaming. It’s not worth it for casuals just buy something cheaper and don’t be fooled just for the dual mode function. Really research this monitor before purchasing it. Again for me since I’m heavily in pc gaming with a 4090 to boot, this monitor really shines when you have the components to see its value. Great when Im browsing on standard and oled single player gaming , great when I’m esports gaming maxing out my fps. 10/10 for me.

Wrong product description. It's lg 32gs95uv. This doesn't have pixel sound