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Obviously none of y'all are sophisticated world traveler's such as myself to have spent quality time as a single man in such exotic beautiful locals such as Cambodia, colombia, Vietnam and thailand!
Not true: https://www.tomshardware.com/news/lg-32EP950-27GP950-ces
True as of the time of posting. Nice to see that CES changes the horizon - but if you follow the info, the LG is probably the end of the year at the earliest. My cynical side points out that CES 2020 showcased the Asus and Acer... And here we are.
That's a fair assessment, I'm just worried about the demand for 32+ inch monitors I supposed. I feel like there's a market but I don't know how big it is, and that will ultimately determine the amount produced (and their cost frankly).
That is how industry appears to be acting.
LG will be faster to market, not because they're so ahead of the curve but for two reasons: first off they own the entire product stack (as in they aren't sourcing their panels from anyone else and the same with the electronics, they'll build the entire thing themselves) and secondly because of the target demo, which is the professional market. They aren't really swayed by the fickle nature of gamers etc.
Sorry - that's incorrect. JOLED supplies the smaller panels - and I think they're currently committed to / stuck with 60hz stock.
I'm sooo excited for this size monitor. I can't even believe it doesn't exist at this point. I'm in the process of replacing my OG Acer Predator X34 due to some shitty movers and I was really hoping to spend that money on a 4k 32" 100+hz HDR 1000+ monitor but they just aren't out there.
To be clear - the size does exist. You just can't get one that checks all the boxes
The perfect display does not exist right now. I want something 32" - 38" with 4K, 120+ Hz, quantum dot VA, and maybe G-Sync. The LG OLEDs are the closest thing right now, but they are too large, and I wouldn't expect their longevity to be that great, particularly being used as a monitor.
Ouch - just looked at the burn in test results
I had a 65" LG OLED (2018 model I think). When I moved I gave it away since Netflix and Google TV had burned into it so bad. Not to mention a 'dead' pixel that moved up when the TV was turned on and down when it was turned off in addition to a vertical line of pixels that were just completely out no matter what (though it was harder to see in 1080p content). I will never own another OLED.
Mostly people that have not had them long I would imagine.
These all sound like positive things to me.
I am tired of it how trying to baby an OLED has negatively impacted my routine. I am ready to just watch whatever I want, let it burn in relatively soon, and move on to something else.
I had prominent burn-in after 6 months. It was only enjoyable a fraction of the time I owned it. Then I spent a year cursing the thing every time I turned it on. Again, I agree with the sentiment regarding picture quality. I love those displays for what they are but I equate it to what it'd be like dating a porn star. It's a great experience for a very specific use case but outside of that it's a bitch to live with long term.
Meanwhile my 1 year old living room C9 has had heavy use for gaming and media and my CX has been in daily use as a desktop monitor for nearly 9 months now. No burn in on either.
True but my 75" Sony 940E from 2017 gets closer than anything else I've seen, without the burn-in. This display was a unicorn. 95 % of the performance of the Z9D that was twice the price. Sony got wise and this was the last display they made that was so close in performance to the flagship.
I would consider it at half of that price. The choice to go IPS is disappointing as there is not much that can be done about low contrast ratios and IPS glow. They really should have gone with a quantum dot VA panel.
My local shop specializing in gaming monitors has it listed for June for the price of $8700. They assured me that this would be the real price of the PG32UQX for our local market. Probably you guys, living in the advanced world, will have it for much less.
IPS glow we will have to see, but it’s older smaller cousin PG27uq could achieve good contrast, and the ProArt version of this monitor can do the same. Good FALD can help a lot.
Of course, I'm just saying. That this thing starts popping up.
The 27" has been available for several years... So unrelated to the upcoming PG32UQX. I guess you just have moneys to burn.
The juju flew over my head.FWIW I have a 2019 Sony A9F, panel on time is 8610 hours and no burn, no dead pixels, just a fantastic (calibrated) picture. Some people may have had bad luck but from what I see on AVS Forums and AV Forums, most people have no issues....
The 27" has been available for several years... So unrelated to the upcoming PG32UQX. I guess you just have moneys to burn.
Edit: ok, nvm, I didn't get your post with the first attempt.
