Bent Panel For Gaming Monitors

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Gaming monitors have become the next level with this OLED display panel. Most games are usually brightly light so I didn't realize I'd appreciate having OLED panel for darker scenes. Wow. The colorful lights in the back is an extra bonus and the overall profile of this monitor looks very sleek. I do wish it was 4K but perhaps LG will release that next!

The see thru side panel looks great and it was easy to work with, my only gripe was that part of the front panel was bent when it arrived, but it was most definitely caused by shipping and it easily snapped back into its proper place after reseating it

We have bought tow of these monitors. For our use which does not include gaming they are perfect for our use.

Those who want this to buy for gaming, buy a GAMING MONITOR! This is for art not gaming unlike someone who thinks it's for both. There are HDR gaming monitors out there.

Despite the hefty price tag, I gave it a try because I have had a BenQ Gaming monitors from long ago which lasted till now when I figured its time to upgrade to the newer techs. 165Hz and curvature really made gaming more immersive & oh man, the speakers were really a great addition. Hear for yourself, I never knew speakers would make such a difference in the overall gaming experience. It is premium in build from every angle....despite the price lol, but it's worth it I'd say

I had two of the same Asus monitors before and now this is my third. Great monitor for the price and it's IPS panel

Used hooking monitors to network in gaming facility

Monitors have really good color and response time is much better than my old ones that supposedly had the same specs but was a VA panel.

Awesome IPS monitor. One of the best IPS I've seen over the last 10 years. This could be a symbol of peak IPS before OLED tech swamps the market. PLUSSES: - Great out of the box experience. It just works. sRGB mode looks pretty good and colors appear saturated. Bright enough too. - 260hz works. No DSC needed. Frametimes are jittery at 260hz, but there's also a 250hz mode that works better. - G-Sync works quite well up to 240hz with minimal tearing. Very good implementation. I can't say the same with other monitors. For 240hz monitors, OLED included, I often had to cap FPS at 220 or lower to make G-Sync stop tearing. - Low input lag. Responsive feeling. - Power supply is integrated into the back of the panel. No power brick. - The matte coating is not too aggressive. I've seen a lot worse. This is tame. - Professional looking design from the front. MINUSES: - IPS glow. Backlight bleed seems to be inescapable with IPS, even this panel. The glow starts at the corners then slowly creeps around. For now, the center of my panel has no glow. - Bad contrast. Bad contrast seems to always be a thing with IPS. - ELMB sync doesn't work well. I didn't care. - HDR performance is mid at best. OVERALL: This thing slaps for a monitor priced under $400. It's a relief to find a banger IPS monitor that just works. Don't have to deal with the gimmicks of early-gen OLED monitors.

There are two independent monitors in this 3 space panel about 2 deep. The resolution and colors are excellent for the intended purpose. I use this monitor in conjunction with an ATEM 4K switcher. The left panel is connected for preview and the right panel for broadcast monitoring. The preview layout is controlled by the ATEM, including witness lights (borders). There is a USB port for configuration, but once set up, all control can be done via ethernet.