LG Display has announced that its 27-inch 1440p resolution OLED panel sporting a 480Hz refresh rate, which the firm revealed at the start of 2024, is now in mass production. So, hopefully it won’t be long before a new potential candidate for our best gaming monitors list is available to buy from LG.

Yet beyond these potential setbacks, TVs offer several advantages over PC monitors, the main among them being strong onboard speakers. The LG C4 OLED proved a major upgrade in this regard due to its 40W 2.2-channel speaker system, meaning I won’t have to go searching for one of the best computer speakers for fire audio.

WOLED | 275 nits full screen | 240Hz (480Hz 1080p) | 0.03ms | $1,399.99 $1,099.99 at LG (save $300) There was just one thing obviously wrong with this stunning 32-inch 4K monitor when we reviewed it.

OLED provides the best gaming experience money can buy, but buying in too early can effectively be a waste of money.

According to the company, LG’s monitor also has a new record response time of 0.02ms on a gaming OLED. That’s certainly faster than the Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 with its 0.03ms response time. The average person probably won’t notice a 0.01ms response time difference, but professional gamers likely will.

LG Display is exciting hardcore gamers with the news that it has kicked off mass production of its first 27-inch OLED monitor displays featuring a super-fast 480Hz refresh rate.

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LG recently launched their UltraGear 45 OLED (45GS96QB) gaming monitor in Australia and for the past couple of weeks it has been adorning my desk and I’m in love. The new LG UltraGear OLED gaming monitors arrive in three different sizes,

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