LG First OLED Gaming Monitors

LG First OLED Gaming Monitors - LG's newest gaming monitor is a 48-inch OLED behemoth

LG has just announced the upcoming model of three new displays, one of which is a true treat for people who enjoy gaming on a widescreen: a 48-inch OLED gaming monitor

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Aside from LG's first OLED display designed specifically for gamers, 4K Nano IPS and QHD Nano IPS displays are available

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LG's new UltraGear collection comprises the 32GQ950, 32GQ850, and 48GQ900 models. As you can see, two of them have 32-inch screens, while one has a massive 48-inch screen

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Perhaps more crucially, it is an LG first since it is the company's first UltraGear OLED gaming monitor

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With their acute angles, all three displays have a similar look that calls to mind e-sports

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The bezels are relatively small, except for the two 32-inch models, which feature a somewhat broader bottom bezel

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Another thing they all have in common is that they all support HDMI 2.1 connectivity and, as a result, features like variable refresh rate (VRR) and 4K gaming

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Each new LG UltraGears supports Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium, except the 32-inch versions, which support FreeSync Premium Pro

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Furthermore, each monitor features a headphone socket that supports surround sound DTS Headphone:X, allowing you to use a headset while gaming

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The 48GQ900 is a 48-inch 4K gaming monitor featuring an OLED display, 120Hz refresh rates, and a reaction time of 0.1ms. Overclocking raises the refresh rate from 120Hz to 138Hz

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