LG released two curved OLED gaming monitors for serious gamers who want amazing displays. These screens wrap around your view with their 800R curve shape. Both monitors show perfect blacks with bright colors up to 1300 nits at peak times. The basic brightness starts at 250 nits but can reach 275 nits in standard mode. You can pick between the 45GX90SA with its 45-inch screen or the smaller 39GX90SA at 39 inches.
These displays have super-fast 240Hz refresh rates for smooth gaming motion. They respond almost instantly with just a 0.03 ms response time. The screens show WQHD resolution at 3440x1440 pixels. They work with G-Sync to stop screen tearing during fast games. LG added WebOS to these monitors, which lets you watch streaming services like Netflix without connecting to a computer.
These fancy monitors cost more than regular gaming screens. The 39-inch model sells for $1599. The larger 45-inch version costs $1699. They aim at people who want the absolute best display experience. Both models feature the same high-end specs, just with different screen sizes. The monitors combine gaming features with smart TV abilities for an all-around entertainment package.
These displays have super-fast 240Hz refresh rates for smooth gaming motion. They respond almost instantly with just a 0.03 ms response time. The screens show WQHD resolution at 3440x1440 pixels. They work with G-Sync to stop screen tearing during fast games. LG added WebOS to these monitors, which lets you watch streaming services like Netflix without connecting to a computer.
These fancy monitors cost more than regular gaming screens. The 39-inch model sells for $1599. The larger 45-inch version costs $1699. They aim at people who want the absolute best display experience. Both models feature the same high-end specs, just with different screen sizes. The monitors combine gaming features with smart TV abilities for an all-around entertainment package.
