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LG UltraGear 38" Class WQHD IPS Curved Gaming Monitor� | Costco $1199.99
$1,199.99
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Also, do ya'll think it's worth matching at Best Buy for free geek squad (totaltech) and rewards or purchasing from Costco for their return policy?
Also, do ya'll think it's worth matching at Best Buy for free geek squad (totaltech) and rewards or purchasing from Costco for their return policy?
Costco is the best
Item: 1462569
Model: 38GN950-B.AUS
Features:
3840 x 1600 Resolution with Nano IPS Display
160 Hz Overclock Refresh Rate
1ms Motion Blur Reduction
NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible with AMD FreeSync Premium Pro
HDMI, DP & USB 3.0 Cables Included
Online Price $1,599.99
Less $400.00
Your Price $1,199.99
Shipping & Handling: $0.00
$400 OFF
$400 manufacturer's savings is valid 7/18/22 through 7/31/22. While supplies last. Limit 4 per member.
https://www.costco.com/lg-ultrage...71950
LG Specs: https://www.lg.com/us/monitors/lg...ng-monitor
The way the HDMI and DP connect to the back of the mon is also awful. The connection is perpendicular to the monitor.
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ONLY for PC gaming. Not console
That's like between 48" OLED TV vs. 55" QLED TV. Not everyone always go for 48" OLED over 55" QLED.
To me, personally, the beauty of AW3423DW was not enough reason for me to switch from AW3420DW and returned it after waiting 3 months. Only regret was that I should have resold it considering resale since I only paid $ 900 after all those promotional credit received lol.
That's like between 48" OLED TV vs. 55" QLED TV. Not everyone always go for 48" OLED over 55" QLED.
Fully agree. I've been using this monitor for gaming and work since August 2020. Paid full price ($1500) and I don't regret a single moment. The extra vertical resolution (1440 vs 1600) seems like not much, but it definitely makes a difference when viewing apps and games (especially FPS where vertical view is also important like in Apex Legends).
I stepped up from a 5120x1440 monitor AOC monitor, and it was definitely worth it.
Went through the whole agony of thinking of buying the OLED Alienware, but in the end, the lack of HDMI 2.1, and the (slightly) lesser resolution kept me away for now.
If LG can perfect an OLED in a 38", it should be an instant buy. The 38 is a great size between 32 and 42".
AW3821 is very close behind, technically the same LG NANO IPS panel, although it loses bit in response time and color gamut which I doubt you and me can even notice. However, the Alienware has a physical G-sync module which helps VRR throughout the entire refresh rate range and may have advantages in real games (I believe RTINGS motion tests strictly measure transient between two unrelated pictures)
The good part about the AW is pricing and warranty. It has hit $1,100 a few times, constantly at $1,200. Then you have 10% maillist coupon, cashback from your favorite site, whatever credit card offers you get, you can potentially get one OTD for $900ish if all things fall into your favor.