LG UltraGear OLED GX7 Gaming Monitor 27GX790A – QHD 1440p WOLED 27 inch, 480Hz, 0.03ms, 275-1300nits, AMD FreeSync Premium Pro, ClearMR 21000, HDR 400, Delta E ≤ 2, DP 2.1, HDMI 2.1, Black

I was looking for a 34" 240Hz with OLED to upgrade my old Dell ultrawide and this is one came up in my searches. I was worried about the 800R curve being too aggressive coming from a 1800R but actually difference is not that noticeable, in fact I love the more immersive curve of the LG and I no longer turn my head to see the far edges of screen like I used to, it sort of wraps around my field of vision in a more natural way. The OLED is really nice, the blacks are great, colours are deeper, images have better 3D perspective, it's a huge step up from a regular led screen. I think the monitor likes to be driven hard as on low FPS it flickers a bit, but as soon as I play any content the screen becomes super stable, this might be linked to the onboard "oled-scree-move function" in the control panel which together with screen saver and auto image cleaning should prevent burn-in! Talking about FPS, this is definitely a monitor to match a high power PC, old Dell at 144hz was bottle-necking my new RTX 5080 setup while the LG feels perfectly at home with it. The white model was discounted down 48% so it didn't take me long to click the purchase button and I think a 21:9 monitor, Oled, 240HZ at this price is a phenomenal deal. Recommended to all serious gamers!

I can complement the image quality enough. I had a decent display before, but this is a new level.

There's quite a few things wrong with this monitor. Listing some of them here:1. Matt films should simply be banned from OLEDs. If you try to display a white screen on this monitor it will look as if your screen has oil smudges on it.2. Build quality is just not good enough as the stand wobbles while you type on your keyboard.3. HDR out of the box is terrible since the bright parts are highlighted so much that they lose all detail.4. Text looks less clear in comparison to 2024 QD-OLED monitors.

A great monitor

So I'm coming from a 34'' ultra-wide IPS screen also from LG. That monitor was very good, but this OLED has blown it out the water !The colours, contrast are superb and the near instance pixel response and high refresh rate make for an outstanding gaming experience.I honestly don't know why some go on about the supposed 'aggressive' curve, trust me it really isn't , its bang on imho.The text could be a little better , but I dont do much work on it tbh. Really its what I'd expect from this resolution.No banding etc touch wood !Very very happy with this !

Great looking monitor

I really like this monitor. Whats a shame is that amazon reduced the price a day or so afterine was delivered. This was rather annoying, while I would be happy to keep it. I simply cant stand the idea that i paid over what its worth. A sad day but the monitor itself was great in the day test it had it up for.

I was initially dubious given some of the other more negative reviews - but these all seem like manufacturing defects or otherwise unrelated to 'actual' performance of the monitor; I bought through Amazon directly (as the seller).This is an absolute night and day difference in image quality compared to my old IPS panel (which wasn't curved), and the size and curve result feel perfect for my desk set up. Works incredibly well with very little calibration on the monitor itself, I've just been using Windows 11 AutoHDR.Settings are great and intuitive to navigate for brightness and gamma control (though my last monitor was LG, and had similar controls) and cables are provided for both DisplayPort and HDMI, as well as for the USB hub; I really can't fault what is provided in the box which is great given the price point.Assuming you're happy with not going all the way to 4k at a similar price point, this feels like the biggest upgrade I've had since moving to 1440p for overall quality.