
LG
45GX950A-B
45-inch 800R OLED: immersive gaming, polarizing curve for work.

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G91F and love it, couldn’t care less about OLED.
[https://www.newegg.ca/p/N82E16824027362](https://www.newegg.ca/p/N82E16824027362) is this a good deal or is there another 49" someone would recommend price point is perfect, but there is like 10 versions of these samsung monitors, and then also different manuf. of 49" for comparison currently i have a LS49FG910ENXZA that i bought years ago has been great for me used mostly for multi tasking but would be nice if it was good for gaming to give to kids later
Not sure where you're based but I just picked up a G91F for £619 here in the UK, which seemed like a good deal. There was an OLED model available for £150 more but I've had a previous bad experience with OLEDs, so was happy to go with a VA. There were Chinese no-name brands available slightly cheaper, but not cheap enough for me to take a punt.
The Samsung g91f can be had for under 600. It doesn't have the local dimming or 240hz refresh rate, but it does have the same ppi and curve as the more expensive G9s.
I have the non-oled G9 and I like it but it is really wide and short so I am constantly eyeing the 45" and 52" offerings from LG.
I went from 3 monitors to one g9 49". Totally worth it. My only regret is not getting the 57".
This is exactly what I wanted! I wanted to add height but not give up the width and curve of my g9. Dimensions wise. Hdr600? Is this a joke? I am willing to forego oled because I wfh 4 days a week, but not even local dimming? If it were at least glossy the colors would be better. Who is going to spend the insane amount this monitor is going to cost for what sounds like a large but lackluster display? Maybe it'll at least be more affordable?
That's too big to fit in my office. I currently run one of their 49" ones and it's wide enough, I just want some height. I just wish this new monitor had better specs. They really said "big screen first" and phoned in the rest.
Hard disagree. I’ve been working on a first gen odyssey G9 for a good 5 years and recently updated to the 57inch g9. It’s fantastic for work. VSCode in the center, the rest on the left or right. I wish I had upgraded sooner. I spend a good 40+ hours per week working, and then 5-10 hours gaming. Absolutely love it. OP if you’re going to use your monitor for work I would advise against OLED.
I’m at 49 inch 1440P Samsung G9 ultrawide user and to be completely honest with you. The vertical height is borderline even at 49 inches. I can’t imagine using a 34 inch Ultra Wide. The vertical height must be not much more than a 20 inch monitor. So at that point I would just get the best 27 inch regular high 4K monitor that I could afford. The price premium on Ultra Wide is not really worth it versus the performance unless you’re going really, really wide. Now, if that monitor was OLED, then you might be onto something.

LG
45GX950A-B
45-inch 800R OLED: immersive gaming, polarizing curve for work.
LG
39GX950B
39-inch 5K2K OLED: balanced work/gaming, comfortable curve.

Samsung
Odyssey Neo G9 G95NC
Massive 57-inch dual 4K mini-LED: productivity king, buggy firmware.

Alienware
AW3423DWF
Budget 34-inch QD-OLED gaming; poor text, fragile screen.

Dell
UltraSharp 40 Curved Thunderbolt Hub Monitor - U4025QW
Premium 40-inch 5K2K IPS: workhorse with KVM, high price.

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