J.H.
27 de enero de 2026
Nice Monitor
Very good display. Clarity, good color, nice brightness. Default settings are adequate with some fine tuning. If your first OLED monitor you'll want to look into the settings for black levels and black saturation. Adjust to your preference. There are two settings. Black Level and Black Stabilizer. All other settings are much like any other monitor besides those intended for OLED care. Of which there are a few of them.I find picture quality to be very good across all applications and media. Games look amazing. So far as movies, streaming, etc? Outstanding with one caveat. And that is you're still at the mercy of the source material, stream quality, output resolution, etc. A OLED display is like putting on a pair of glasses. You'll see better so to speak, but if what you're looking at is low quality, glasses aren't going to fix it. In fact you may see its flaws even more so. So keep that in mind when viewing video content with this monitor. Yes it could look bad. Because it might be bad. OLED won't fix poor streaming quality, video compression, low resolution. It'll just light it up better. Adjust your display as needed in such cases. And when consuming media remember this is a monitor, not a television. It has no fancy image processing hardware, Dolby Vision, self adjusting this and that. Its a simple panel, looks great, and is basic all around. No built in WiFi, apps, its not a "Smart" anything. That is where YOUR components come in. Computer hardware, gaming console, streaming device/services, internet connection. If those are in order and optimized, so will the monitor be. So far as visual enhancements this has HDR. Thats it. I don't use HDR so can't comment, however. Oh...and browsing the internet, social media, etc, is just as well as with any other monitor. It sure is smooth, though.So far as gaming, its great. Responsive, fast, vibrant. You'll want to adjust your component and game settings anew, and get familiar with the Black Stabilizer. Which reduces or increases black saturation for games. But other than that its a very straightforward task to get the most out of this unit.The stand is "fine" and hunkered down with a weighty anti slip metal base. Its adjustability is good, and movement well damped. If coming from a high quality Mini LED ISP or VA panel, you may not appreciate this upgrade as much. OLED doesn't reinvent the wheel after all, its simply a better mousetrap. Its a computer monitor at the end of the day. Is it worth its price tag here in early 2026? Well...my outgoing Dell was purchased just four months ago. Very basic 1080p, ISP budget monitor. I donated that to a place in need. Not because I didn't like it, I did. A lot. But it had to go. So when replacing it I thought "why not?" And so I got this. As of this writing the LG here cost me $315 more than my Dell did. And tbh I consider that a bit of a bargain, and worth every penny. Just based on my brief experience I see no reason not to have an OLED monitor as my primary from here on in. It is impressive, and LG has done a good job here.Ver másVer menos
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