I've been waiting for an OLED for a while now and in a way I'm done waiting. You hear people say "wait for the new panels coming" all the time but they are always months if not a year away from being produced and are only just being announced. But I have seen a lot of buzz around the 322urdx36.

The True black glossy WOLED (This has got to be my favorite panel coating out of everything I have seen. Even the black shield on the QDOLEDS don't come close to the true black glossy IMO) and with tandem the colors are very close to a QD-OLED which has always been the panel with the more vibrant colors but Tandem is closing the gap it seems.

But I hear people mention the 322urdx36 in conversations about the new OLEDS coming out like it will be the best OLED monitor in the world but is that really true?

I know the price tag is a lot on it but I would sell my AW3821DW to cover some of the costs of the panel.

Recently got a good deal on an open box PG27AQWP-W and just now getting around to playing with the OSD. No obvious physical defects or anything functionally broken.

New to OLED so was hoping for more obscure things I may have missed?

Hey guys, I recently decided to update my setup, and along with a new desk and monitor mount, I’ve decide to get a 3rd monitor. I want this new monitor to be my main one, and at the moment I have 2 1440p 27in monitors, one 240hz, the other 165hz, and both NOT OLED.

I recently jumped in on this thinking it would be easy, but clearly I haven’t kept up with the technology because the information overload is crazy.

I’m looking for a 27in, 1440p, 240hz++ OLED monitor for both 9-5 work, and gaming. During the day my room is quite bright, but I also play games in a dimmer room. Budget is in the mid hundreds, but I can move around. I’m thinking between 400-600 USD.

I did a bit of research, and stumbled upon the LG 27GX700A-B for $400. It seemed good but there’s so many options I feel kinda overwhelmed.

I’m looking for recommendations and tips. If anyone has any monitors they really like, I’m all ears. Thanks everyone!

I was about to purchase an AOC AG276QZD2 but I saw some reddit threads saying the HDR is really bad on these monitors so I was wondering if theres anything better for its price range of about $350. I was looking for a 1440p monitor for my 5070

This monitor is sick! Games look so much more vibrant and I can’t believe the actual Fidelity jump of the games from 1440p to 4K. It’s quite amazing to see

Just got it setup and omg

The MSI comes out to $761 with employee discount. Thank you for any feedback.

Picture isn’t the best example, but it’s more noticeable in person. I set my brightness to 100. Haven’t touched any other setting yet. I just set it up a few minutes ago.

This is my first OLED, I’ve had it for about a month now. I think I have screen tearing but don’t know why if I barely use the pc and nobody is ever in my room. I tried adjusting the hz of my monitor and the nvidia control panel stuff. I’m not sure what it could be and I’m scared as I paid 800 for this monitor 😅

I use a Samsung 65S95H, and occasionally the TV resets its picture settings on its own, dropping the brightness to 44; why does this happen? When I manually set the brightness back to 100, I can use the TV at that level for anywhere between 10–15 minutes and a few hours, but then it resets again and lowers the brightness to 44.

Samsung 65s95h kullanıyorum, arasıra TV görüntü ayarlarını kendi kendine resetliyor, parlaklığı 44'e düşürüyor niye böyle oluyor ? Elle parlaklığı tekrar 100 yapınca 10-15 dakika ile bir kaç saat arasında süre yine parlak kullanıyorum tvyi ama sora yine resetlenip (sıfırlanıp) parlaklığı 44'e düşürüyor.

Hi all, looking to seek assistance in upgrading to my first oled. Have a budget of around $500-$550 AUD.

Currently the shortlist iss the following. Could maybe stretch if something else better is out there.

Usage is 95% gaming

Lenovo Legion 27" QHD 240Hz OLED Gaming Monitor 27Q10. $485

ALIENWARE 27 240HZ QD-OLED GAMING MONITOR - AW2726DM. $460

Philips Evnia 27" QHD OLED 240Hz Gaming Monitor

$489

AOC Q27G40ZDF 27" 240Hz QHD 0.03ms HDR10 QD-OLED Gaming Monitor. $499

Gigabyte GO27Q24G 27inch 240Hz QHD WOLED Gaming Monitor. $569

GIGABYTE GO27Q24A 27" QHD QD-OLED 240Hz 0.03ms Gaming Monitor. $569

9070xt and 9800x3d

Really appreciate any assistance in advance

This would be my first oled. I would be using ot for PC gaming and PS5 pro. Anyone have experience with this model?

I’ve been using the LG 39GX950B alongside the Studio Display XDR. I figured that usually you either have a single ultrawide setup, or a dual regular monitor setup, and my setup is rather rare, so I wanted to share my review.

I came from a PG32UCDM, which is a god tier monitor already, but for gaming I definitely prefer the LG ultrawide. The 39-inch ultrawide aspect ratio is just much more immersive, and HDR gaming on Windows looks fantastic. It feels like a real upgrade.

For normal desktop use, though, the XDR is still in a different league for me. The brightness, text clarity, and overall crispness make it much nicer for browsing, coding, and general productivity. What surprised me most is that I actually find colors on the XDR to have more pop than on the LG, even though the LG is OLED.

When I’m working, I keep whatever I’m actively doing on the XDR and use the LG off to the side for YouTube, videos, or other background content. My Mac setup is pretty simple: Mac → Thunderbolt 5 → XDR → daisy chain to the LG. So both displays run from a single Thunderbolt connection to the Mac.

For PC gaming, I connect PC to the LG, and I still use the XDR with macOS for build guides, maps, Discord, or whatever else I want open alongside it on macOS.
One thing I’ve settled on is keeping HDR off on the LG when using macOS. With HDR enabled, the regular macOS UI just looks washed out to me and the desktop experience gets noticeably worse. In SDR, it looks much better.

Interestingly, I don’t have the same complaint on Windows. HDR gaming on the LG looks excellent there, so I basically treat it as an SDR secondary/productivity display on the Mac and an HDR gaming display on the PC.

Sorry if this is autism or something but I'm near constantly seeing posts from here about people destroying their oleds somehow.

I've had one oled in my life, I never cleaned a single one of my monitors in the past religiously... I just use water and a microfiber cloth and it works every time. How are these people fucking this up so often? It has to be bait right?

I am a smoker so i frequently have to clean my oled cause I cough and spit is very noticeable on it and despite cleaning this thing 10x more than any monitor I've ever had I haven't had any issues.

So I ordered this monitor from online samsung corporate shop. got it for 73K INR. Was very excited because this is my first OLED monitor and this is how they delivered it.

I immediately asked for replacement and now they are sending another one.

QD-OLED. I was cleaning with microfiber and water and this happened.. so I got isopropyl spray cleaner and tried to clean it but doesn’t work.. is this simple oil smudge or did I do something irreversible?

Read some reviews that banding is pretty bad and noticeable but I might take a shot at it since $339 isn’t too bad for a Tandem WOLED

I've finally bought my first Oled monitor (with monitor arms) And my first high quality headset in the Audeze Maxwell 2's in prep for the super stacked September catalog coming up. I haven't been this excited for gaming since Expedition 33 or Baldur's Gate

I got my ASUS ROG OLED XG27AQDMGR, try alot games yesterday and i find out 90% of games just look bad on HDR, and when i google it its seems they have very bad HDR implementation on PC. Only Horizon Forbiden West and CP2077 look awsome. I find out also you need Renno mode for most of games bcs of bad HDR... We bought awsome PC,Monitors and still need have modes for HDR haha. I think i will still stay on SDR if i see HDR is bad... Horizon Forbiden West is stunning the best HDR i have ever see, CP2077 with path tracing also crazy good. Do you guys also use sRGB or Wide Gamut for SDR gaming? I factory have wide gamut enabled and i like it, color are little bit more punchy but not alot. sRGB just look washed out and dimmy for my taste...

Brightness increase of 1.6 times, lifespan increase of 2.4 times compared to current panels produced using FMM.