LG - 39GS95QE UltraGear OLED Curved Gaming Monitor

my current desk is 55.1" x 23.6", a bit off from your dimensions i used to run dual 32" for content consumption and gaming(both console and PC), i did run dual monitor arms for the displays and to me it didn't feel like they both were too wide for my desk with them going over a bit on each side. gaming and web browsing were the priority for that setup. next setup was with an 49" Samsung(for gaming and productivity), the dual 32s' mounted to the wall atop the 49" were for things like discord, emails and web browsing. though i enjoyed all the screen real estate, it didn't last long and thoughts of sizing down became paramount. i thought "how about" an single 34" but having 32" displays it didn't feel right, then i thought 45" LG Ultragear OLED but after owning the 49" (to me) that was still a tad bit wide for what i wanted. i ended up with an newly purchased(earlier this month) 39" LG Ultragear OLED. FOR ME it checks all the things i was looking for as far as size, specs and use. I use it for photo/video editing via my new mac mini m4 and def for FPS gaming(again console and PC). HDR when gaming has been an eye opener and game changer on this display. in my opinion, the 39" compliments MY desk's dimensions. On an monitor arm and positioned directly in the middle of the desk at arms length. haha, sorry for the looong read. good luck with whatever you decide.

Currently rocking the 39“ 1440p ultrawide lg and LOVING it! Wasn’t sure about upgrading to the 5k2k yet, but i’d love to give it a try!

u could look at the lg 39“ ultrawide, not sure if that has the same panel.

i have that one, can highly recommend! https://preview.redd.it/e8688fr0y0le1.jpeg?width=4032&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=bee9963ec9452e2fa197e877186ef5200bffe596

I have the LG 39" 3440x1440 240hz Monitor and think 39" or 45" is the sweetspot, but i only tried 39".

LG 39” Ultragear OLED Curved Gaming Monitor - $719.99 - Free shipping for Prime members https://computers.woot.com/offers/lg-39-ultragear-oled-curved-gaming-monitor-1?utm_medium=share&utm_source=app Lowest price I’ve seen. I got mine delivered yesterday.

I'm using the LG 39" OLED. I was very hesitant with an 800R curve and matte finish, but this may very well be the best monitor I have ever used... however... I was getting headaches/eyestrain from it when I first bought it (coming from LG Nano IPS which was about perfect, but 27" was too small). I adjusted the colors/warmth and haven't had any issues. Have you attempted to change your settings with your current monitor to alleviate your headaches?

highly recommend LG Oled ultrawide series, I have the 39” GS

I have both - Alienware 34 and LG 39 GS. For simracing LG with 800r curve is defintely the best. 39inch gives a bit wider fov too.

I'm looking forward to it. I bought an open box 39 inch LG ultrawide, but unfortunately, the monitor was messed up. That turned out to be a good thing, though, because then I saw the asus pg39wcdm on sale brand new for the same price lol so I went with that instead. Hopefully It arrives next week.

39GS95QE-B 240Hz, HDR 400 Trueblack, OLED, gsync, very minimalistic frame without any branding. doesn't really get better imo

Having tested a lot of monitors and varying monitor sizes I think 39-45" curved is ideal for 21:9 with the right setup, though I know some will argue 34"/flat since a lot of people don't like going above 27" for 16:9. Using an LG 39" as we speak. Would love to test the GX9!

I bought a LG 39" ultragear in December 24 and bave no complaints. Wonderful picture even at 3440x1440. I find it gives the best of both worlds. You get the OLED picture quality without taxing your rig too much since its still at 3440x1400. Gonna cost ya about a grand.

I literally own a $250  144hz (-actually goes higher) monitor I bought in December. Deco Gear 34” I later made that one my work one and bought a 39” OLED LG for way too much lol ($1k). I don’t regret it, I’m just cheap.

LG 39" or 45" 3440x1440

Nope, nothing other than a few hundred price when on sale. I got my 45" on sale for $1200, the 39" was on sale for $999.

My hot take: Best size is either 39" or 45" depending on available desk space. Any smaller doesn't make sense for Ultrawide, especially with an 800R curve, which is excellent as long as the panel is big enough. Ideally, there would be a pixel perfect scaling mode instead of what I've heard is implemented on the current LG ultra wide panels (when using Dual Mode). Even better would be a dual mode that switched between 5k2k and 1440p, I think 1080p is waaaay too low PPI for a 45" panel, but I could be wrong. I currently use a 39" LG Ultrawide 1440p panel and it's just good enough to not bother me, I couldn't imagine going to a LOWER resolution on a LARGER panel. And please, start introducing full featured built in KVM's with 4 USB accessory ports, I think a large portion of your consumer market would find that more useful than built in speakers (if somebody is spending $2000 on a 5k2k monitor that requires a high end GPU, they \*probably\* have a speaker or heaphone solution already they prefer). Additionally, at that price point, a lot of buyers (like myself) would want the KVM because I'm also using this for work and need to connect my laptop.

check out the LG 45" or 39" OLED Ultrawides. 240hz 3440x1440. Just make sure whichever model you get has a xxgsxx in it, NOT xxgrxx amazon link https://a.co/d/bp6KO2k

I'm currently testing the 39" LG oled, for now the 800r is good in most games but for the love of god, it seems awfull for any kind of 2d platformers. Moving left right feels like walking on a globe, makes me feel like the screen is constantly rotating. which is makng me a bit nauseous. Didn't any of you guys had similar experience? Does it go away after a time?

the 39" is fine but they're the same panel so it doesn't matter really visually. I don't trust asus warranty so i'd get a 3rd party one if you care. I had the 39" lg and returned it for the 45"

34” is the standard mass-produced panel size, so honestly just get whatever. I’ve had good experiences with LG. Expect to pay around $240 for a LED panel. If you can spend a bit more, the standard choices would be the LG Ultragear 39 or 45 vs the Samsung Odyssey 49. Both are OLED 1440p. The Odyssey is wider (equivalent to two monitors side by side) but the Ultragear is taller and tends to work better for games (you don’t have to turn your head to see the minimap, etc.) The choice here is productivity (Odyssey) vs gaming (Ultragear.) Also be aware that the Odyssey is a Samsung so you have to sign in to an online account to use the menus, which I found very annoying.

This monitor is exactly what I was looking for. I'm currently using the LG 39GS95QE, but with a viewing distance of 90cm, this size would be just right. A higher resolution, if only for the DPI, would be an absolute dream.

I think this monitor is the sweetspot for an ultrawide monitor. I am using the 34GS95QE and while i am mostly using it for singleplayer gaming, i sometimes do some productivity on it and the higher resolution of the GX9 would let me fit two programms on the screen side by side just a little bit better. At the moment i sometimes need just a little bit more space. And the higher dpi will probably look stunning while gaming!

I had the same concerns and I love my 34GS95QE

Using lg 3440×1440 240hz right now, the 5k2k needs to be closer to 240hz to replace the 34inch （not fhd).

I use a cheaper end LG 3440x1440 monitor connected to a 2019 MBP as my daily driver. Zero issues at all, no blurry text

Using a 39" lg oled, and having used an 1800r g9 oled before, 800r is goated. It's a bit in your face at first, but after a couple hours it's great. If anything, I would like it even more agressive. If it was adjustable like their last 45 incher, I would basically never even do that. I actually used to get a bit motion sick on 1800r, and I don't on 800. The matte... yeah... Well, it's matte. Hopefully LG start dropping glossy's one day. QD doesn't work for my environment.

i would also never get a WOLED again, QD-OLED is just superior in basically every aspect. switched from an LG WOLED to the samsung G9 and the picture quality of QD-OLED is just so much clearer and better. (i am really picky when it comes to displays, so im definitely not the average user and ive been selling TVs for the last 18 years, so ive seen basically every tech stage from ctv to oled with all their ups and downs over the years)