LG Monitors
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Best home entertainment from LG

LG is one of the biggest brands when it comes to electronics. Whether refrigerator, washing machine, smartphone or home theater – the South Korean company stands for elegance, performance and quality. Laptops, computer accessories and of course monitors are also part of their product range. Whether you want a large screen, speed or ergonomic variety, LG has a screen for every area that will deeply satisfy its users.

LG’s UltraGear series mainly caters to gamers who expect a brilliant picture and speed. However, users who primarily rely on a 4K resolution or expect a screen size of up to 49 inches of the UltraWide series will also get their money’s worth. Here you can find the best LG monitors at a glance.

LG 27GN950-B

LG 27GN950-B
$529.00*
Panel
IPS
Refresh rate
144 Hz
Response time
1ms
HDR

      LG produces monitors specifically tailored to gamers with their UltraGear series , which are primarily responsive and deliver good graphics. Therefore, a response time of 1ms is almost standard, as well as a high Hertz count and compatibility with FreeSync and G-Sync. The nearly bezel-less design also offers full-screen gaming fun without annoying borders.

      The 27GN950-B offers a refresh rate of 144 Hz, as well as 4K resolution and a response time of 1ms. VRR, HDR, Picture-in-Picture and Local Dimming are also features that will please any gamer. Of course, LG also offers RGB lighting to make the gaming experience look better outside the monitor.

      Variant: LG 27GN880 27GN880

      LG 27GN880 27GN880
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      Sharp images and a fast response time are offered by the UltraGear monitors
      • 144 Hz
      • Ergo stand
      • High resolution
      • Wide viewing angle
      • No HDMI 2.1
      • No local dimming

      Variant: LG 38GL950G-B

      LG 38GL950G-B
      $1,789.95*
      • 37.5 inch with UWQHD resolution
      • up to 175 Hz
      • HDR
      • Native G-Sync
      • Nano IPS panel
      • Response time 1ms
      • Curved design
      • Below average contrast ratio
      • Mediocre black uniformity
      • Poor ergonomics

      LG 27UK650-W
      Sharp images and a fast response time are offered by the UltraGear monitors

      LG 27UK650-W
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      Panel
      IPS
      Refresh rate
      60Hz
      Response time
      5ms
      HDR
      • Response time 1ms
      • DisplayHDR
      • almost frameless design
      • G-SYNC compatible
      • no HDMI 2.1 port

      LG also offers many monitors that have a 4K resolution and thus deliver brilliant sharpness and a high-resolution picture. Even at a size of 27 inches, this makes a big difference and plays into the hands of anyone who wants to see every detail accurately.

      The 27UK650-W offers a color-intensive IPS panel, 60 Hz, and a 5ms response time, which is absolutely sufficient for most needs. The screen also offers FreeSync and G-Sync compatibility, as well as VRR and HDR, which even makes it interesting for gamers.

      Variant: LG 27UL850-W

      LG 27UL850-W
      $380.00*
      With a resolution of 4K for every little detail
      • 60 Hz
      • IPS panel
      • Response time 5ms
      • FreeSync
      • VRR
      • HDR
      • PIP function
      • Not suitable for dark rooms

      LG 49WL95C-W
      For those who never have enough space there are the UltraWide monitors

      LG 49WL95C-W
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      Panel
      IPS
      Refresh rate
      60Hz
      Response time
      5ms
      HDR
      • Ultrawide Display
      • Sizes up to 49 inch
      • Hardly suitable for gamers

      The screen cannot be big enough for many activities, which is why LG also offers some ultrawide monitors. The widescreen monitors are available up to a size of 49 inches and offer enough space for various activities as well as multitasking.

      The 49WL95C-W comes with a color-intensive IPS panel, and a UWQHD resolution with 5120 x 1440 pixels. Furthermore, the monitor offers 60 Hz, a response time of 5ms, as well as HDR and VSync. The curved design also brings the screen’s corners closer into the field of view, so you can still keep an eye on everything despite its immense size.

      Variant: LG 38WN95C-W 38WN95C-W

      LG 38WN95C-W 38WN95C-W
      $1,299.02*
      Sharp images and a fast response time are offered by the UltraGear monitors
      • Wide viewing angles
      • Gets very bright
      • Remarkable response time
      • High resolution
      • Low contrast
      • Poor local dimming

      Variant: LG 34GP950G-B

      LG 34GP950G-B
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      Sharp images and a fast response time are offered by the UltraGear monitors
      • Low input lag
      • High brightness
      • High viewing angle
      • Black looks gray in dark rooms
      • Poor ergonomics

      LG C1
      The TV among monitors

      LG C1
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      Panel
      OLED
      Refresh rate
      120Hz
      Response time
      1ms
      HDR
      • TV as monitor
      • 4K resolution
      • HDMI 2.1 connection
      • OLED panel
      • Non-adjustable stand
      • Theoretical burn-in
      • Poor performance in bright rooms
      • Price

      Anyone looking for a very good gaming TV knows that LG is usually the right choice. Because not only the Xbox Series X but also PCs run excellently on the current LG OLED C1, which is the successor of the popular CX.

      In the 48-inch size, you can now also put the small giant on your desk and enjoy the OLED picture quality up close. Infinite contrast, perfect black and of course a wide viewing angle, which makes multiplayer games on one screen no problem.

      In addition, the TV offers a low response time, 120Hz, as well as FreeSync and G-Sync support. With four HDMI 2.1 ports, there is no need for annoying plugging and you can experience 4K gaming @ 120Hz.