LG 32" UltraGear OLED Dual Mode 4K UHD G-Sync Compatible Gaming Monitor

LG really is the king of displays. Upgrading to this 32GX850A-B reminded me why I’ve always trusted them since I was a kid. The picture quality is on another level compared to my old monitor—so crisp and vibrant. Getting it at such a huge discount was amazing. They really do make the best screens!

It’s pretty good considering it’s pirce. probably the cheapest oled i bought and living upto its specs

Very good monitor. Images look a-lot more clearer coming from a matt screen. Just wish it has built in speakers which would have been perfect.

Single computer monitor tied to my MacBook Pro M4 - works great. Add a second one of these monitors and it won't run. Switch monitors and the second one runs perfect. But I can't run both at the same time. Apple specs say the computer can do this. I am caught between LG and Apple. I am wondering if the refresh rate being set to 120 hertz is actually at 120 hertz. If the monitors say 120 hertz and it is actually 240 hertz, that would explain why the computer is not able to handle 2 of these. This nightmare is why it only gets a 4 star.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This is NOT as advertised. Came out of the box with vertical banding and no way to resolve satisfactorily. Returned it thinking it was a singular issue. Got another one, SAME PROBLEM. If you're a gamer that is willing to spend a little more money for better quality, LOOK ELSEWHERE.

If just for display, this monitor is fine. But a premium monitor is not just for display. It is dispointing from a lot of perspectives. 1. The DP2.1 is misleading, and I do really hate such misleading. Especially when you have received it and it can't deliver the expectation. 2. The monitor is terrible, it sounds like a garabge monitor. Since I need a monitor, and the other good ones (e,g,: msi 321urx) deal end, I may still keep it, but I probably don't want to buy any LG monitor anymore. LG monitor keep dispointing people by the detail, even though the display is fine.

The monitor is generally good, but for the price, the pixel density (PPI) is low, and it lacks HGiG for console HDR calibration.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I bought this monitor mainly for high-performance gaming and it delivers a good experience in spades. I wasn't sure if this model featured integrated speakers, but I was pleasantly surprised to find that it did, and they had enough volume and presence for my needs. The OLED screen is vivid and contrasty, making content consumption very enjoyable. Other monitors came up during my search in this product space, but I settled on this one based on my previous experience with LG and the completeness of the product features, which for me included G-sync, the aforementioned speakers, and very high available refresh rates. I do not like curved monitors and would not have chosen one unless it was free. One press of the dedicated button shoots the maximum refresh rate up to 480 Hz, which exceeds my requirements at this point. The self-maintenance functions provided me with some reassurance, keeping in mind that OLED screens need to be cared for with their special characteristics in mind. I'm thrilled with this purchase and happily have a pair of LG screens (one IPS, mainly for work and this one), giving my setup a clean look.

The reason for the 3/5 stars is for a couple reasons. 1) They REMOVED the Pixel Sound technology that's in the 32GS95UE Model. This monitor instead comes with generic horrible monitor speakers. Now yes, most people use a headset but man the Pixel Sound technology is so amazing, and I don't know why it was removed. 2) The DP 2.1 spec is misleading as it is only UHBR 13.5 (54 Gbps). This means DSC is STILL needed in order to get the full 4k@240hz. Why not just have the full UHBR20 spec? Makes no sense. Do NOT buy this monitor if you already have the 32GS95UE, that should be an obvious one.

This is my 3rd LG OLED display, I'm happy with my purchase considering the picture quality. The only negatives are that the speakers become redundant next to desktop speakers which have better sound quality. Also a negative is the OnScreen control software - it takes quite a while for the software to recognize a dual screen setup - I use two different LG OLED screens with different settings. My smaller LG comes with a remote which makes things a lot more convenient.

Thus far, I am highly satisfied with the monitor; I particularly appreciate its dual-mode functionality. The monitor's design is elegant and sophisticated. Overall, it has been a positive experience.

I have had this monitor for a few weeks now and its been great! The dual monitor is the best thing about this monitor. I play single player games on the 4k 240hz which are so immersive and out of this world. Then I also like to switch up to FPS multiplayer games so the 1080p 480hz mode is so crisp in its response times. Best of both worlds!

Very happy with the impressive quality of the screen image, the ease of setup and the intuitive controls. Well worth the money if this is the type of monitor you're after.

Amazing product, it was proven by many other users in various platforms that this is the best in market so i would not doubt it. Just that it is very pricy haha and would be nice if the system allows multiple discount codes.

Guys this is 4k 240ghz OLED 32 inch 16.9 what's better could be? 4k for amazing detailed Picture 240ghz for fast instant response OLED for best color brightnes quality 32 inch just perfect not too big not too small and 16.9 is most popular gaming format PS5 Xbox are using 16.9 games like CS2 born for 16.9 so my opinion this is the best monitor ever been made...

After one month already have to bring in for repair for a stuck pixel

I upgraded from the LG C2 42" to this beauty, and I have no regrets. The display quality is just as good as the C2, but the experience is even smoother thanks to the 240Hz refresh rate. I was initially worried about a downgrade in image quality since many people online mentioned that it has a matte finish compared to the C2 and is less bright. However, after using it, I actually prefer it—there are no annoying reflections like on the C2, and I don't notice any loss in quality. In fact, because it's smaller, the 4K resolution appears even sharper, making text look incredibly crisp. As for brightness, while it is technically lower than the C2, in practice, it's more comfortable. I couldn't use the C2 at 100% brightness without it feeling like it was burning my eyes due to size of it, so I usually had it set to around 60% with peak brightness off. With this display, I can comfortably keep it at 100% with peak brightness set to level 2, which, in real-world use, actually makes it brighter than the C2 for me. My desk is 80cm deep, so it's not exactly small, and the 32" size of the GS95 is much more comfortable to use at this distance. It feels just right for a desk setup. As for the 480Hz 1080p mode—I don’t use it and don’t really care about it, so I can’t comment on that.

Upgraded from 42 LGC2 to 32 Oled. Wasn't expecting a huge HDR upgrade but it's night and day. No issues so far very impressed with the HDR and speed of the display. Would recommend.

Excellent image quality with good SDR and HDR brightness, great space saving design and nice colours bringing the image to life.

Doesn't work as advertised. Peak brightness is only 600 nits. I have contacted support and they are clueless as to why this is an issue. Looking online it seems to be an issue with previous generations of the same model. If support doesn't give me an update in the coming days I will return this product and spend the money on a competing brand.