The LG UltraGear 27GR95QE is one of the rare monitors to feature an OLED panel operating at 240 Hz manufactured by LG Display. Enough to make the difference compared to classic LCD monitors, even the most efficient.
Strong points
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Image quality.
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Native frequency of 240 Hz.
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Infinite contrast.
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FreeSync and G-Sync compatibility.
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Unrivaled responsiveness.
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Remote.
Weak points
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Maximum brightness limited in SDR.
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Settings impossible without the remote control (no button on the monitor).
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Low resolution in absolute terms (109 pixels per inch).
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High consumption.
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Inaugurated by Samsung Display with its QD-Oled panel (see the review of the Philips Envia 34M2C8600), Oled technology on monitors keeps all its promises. In addition to the intrinsic image quality including infinite contrast and open viewing angles, the LG UltraGear 27GR95QE monitor impresses above all with its unrivaled responsiveness. This model will delight competitive players who seek, above all, performance without any compromise.
Alternatively
For exclusive use on PC, the Asus TUF VG28UQL1A monitor is of little interest with its very demanding Ultra HD definition on such a small diagonal. We would rather recommend a more suitable 32-inch or 27-inch Quad HD model. On the other hand, for those who intend to enjoy the new consoles in 4K 120 Hz VRR via HDMI 2.1, this monitor is simply perfect. Well calibrated, it benefits from excellent ergonomics and very good responsiveness.
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