OLED monitors

Yes, many gamers feel that they're absolutely worth it. OLED gaming monitors combine cutting-edge display technology with blazing-fast performance, delivering a viewing experience that’s just as responsive as it is beautiful. With LG, you’re getting more than just OLED. You’re getting displays engineered for gamers, with high refresh rates, adaptive sync, and sleek, immersive designs. For players who take their gaming seriously, OLED isn’t just a luxury—it’s a competitive upgrade.

The best LG OLED gaming monitor depends on your gaming preferences, including refresh rate, response time, and display resolution.

The LG UltraGear evo GX9 (39GX950B) is our most advanced OLED gaming monitor to date. As the world’s first 39-inch 5K2K curved OLED gaming monitor, it features a 1500R curved ultrawide design and delivers exceptional contrast and clarity with perfect blacks. Its 39-inch ultrawide format offers a balance of immersion and usability. The GX9 supports Dual Mode, allowing gamers to switch to WFHD at up to 330Hz for ultra-fast FPS gameplay or WUHD (5120×2160) at up to 165Hz for visually rich RPG and open-world experiences.It also features AI Upscaling technology that lets you enjoy 5K2K at 165Hz without frame drops, even without a high‑end graphics card. In addition, AI Scene Optimization automatically detects your usage scenario and adjusts the picture settings for optimal image quality.

With LG’s own DQ‑C2 chipset, the monitor is equipped with AI Sound technology that makes sound effects, background music, and voices feel even more realistic. 

The monitor supports DisplayPort 2.1 and two HDMI 2.1 ports for flexible, high-performance connectivity.

In addition to the GX9, LG UltraGear also offers high-performance gaming monitors in a range of sizes and display technologies.

For gamers seeking a larger-format experience, the UltraGear evo G9 (52G930B) features the world’s largest 52-inch curved 5K2K ultrawide display with a 240Hz refresh rate, delivering expansive visuals and high-speed performance.

For more detailed guidance on choosing the right UltraGear gaming monitor, visit the Gaming Monitor Buying Guide.

The different modes serve to prevent burn-in of the monitors by adjusting the screen little by little (at least 8 pixel units) and is divided into 4 modes depending on the direction and amount of movement.

It moves a set amount and in a set direction every minute, except for 2 minutes at the initial start.

Mode 1 & Mode 3 move in the horizontal and vertical directions and draw a rectangle.

Mode 1 moves longer than Mode 3.

Mode 2 & 4 move once in the upward direction at first, then move diagonally and draw a diamond.

Mode 2 moves longer than Mode 4.

Mode 2 has the greatest movement.