48" UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) OLED Display - Meet the next-level of gaming thanks to an ultra-large 48" monitor, for a game-changing, immersive experience.
1.5M : 1 Contrast Ratio & DCI-P3 99% (Typ.) with HDR 10 - With a 1,500,000:1 contrast ratio, gamers will experience games the way the creators intended with bold colors.
0.1ms (GtG) Response time - Enjoy the game with smoother movement, and surreal visual fluidity, with 0.1ms (GtG) response time that reduces reverse ghosting, and helps objects render clearly.
HDMI 2.1 and VRR - Enjoy smoother, vivid colors and high-resolution graphics thanks to HDMI 2.1, which provides 2.5x higher bandwidth than HDMI 2.0. With HDMI 2.1 and a supportable graphics card, you can experience up to 120Hz (O/C 138Hz) variable refresh rate (VRR). You can also transfer uncompressed 4K files at speeds up to 120Hz and uncompressed 8K files at speeds up to 30Hz.
NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible - Get In The Game Officially validated by NVIDIA as G-SYNC Compatible**. That translates to faster, smoother gaming that's been tested to reduce screen tearing and stutter. Never miss a frame of the action as you clinch your victories.
AMD FreeSync Premium - AMD FreeSync Premium is built in. AMD FreeSync Premium equips serious gamers with a fluid, virtually tear-free gaming experience. With at least 120hz refresh rate at minimum FHD resolution and low latency gameplay, you'll never miss a frame of the action as you play at peak performance.
DTS Headphone:X - DTS Headphone:X provides accurate spatialization and localization in games for 3D audio over headphones. Supports channel-based, scene based, and object-based audio.
UltraGear Remote Control - With the UltraGear Remote Control, you can turn your monitor on or off, adjust sound, change the mode and more.
Anti-Glare & Low Reflection - Stay focused on the game without worrying about missing enemy movements from light reflections.
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48" UHD 4K (3840 x 2160) OLED Display - Meet the next-level of gaming thanks to an ultra-large 48" monitor, for a game-changing, immersive experience.
1.5M : 1 Contrast Ratio & DCI-P3 99% (Typ.) with HDR 10 - With a 1,500,000:1 contrast ratio, gamers will experience games the way the creators intended with bold colors.
0.1ms (GtG) Response time - Enjoy the game with smoother movement, and surreal visual fluidity, with 0.1ms (GtG) response time that reduces reverse ghosting, and helps objects render clearly.
HDMI 2.1 and VRR - Enjoy smoother, vivid colors and high-resolution graphics thanks to HDMI 2.1, which provides 2.5x higher bandwidth than HDMI 2.0. With HDMI 2.1 and a supportable graphics card, you can experience up to 120Hz (O/C 138Hz) variable refresh rate (VRR). You can also transfer uncompressed 4K files at speeds up to 120Hz and uncompressed 8K files at speeds up to 30Hz.
NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible - Get In The Game Officially validated by NVIDIA as G-SYNC Compatible**. That translates to faster, smoother gaming that's been tested to reduce screen tearing and stutter. Never miss a frame of the action as you clinch your victories.
AMD FreeSync Premium - AMD FreeSync Premium is built in. AMD FreeSync Premium equips serious gamers with a fluid, virtually tear-free gaming experience. With at least 120hz refresh rate at minimum FHD resolution and low latency gameplay, you'll never miss a frame of the action as you play at peak performance.
DTS Headphone:X - DTS Headphone:X provides accurate spatialization and localization in games for 3D audio over headphones. Supports channel-based, scene based, and object-based audio.
UltraGear Remote Control - With the UltraGear Remote Control, you can turn your monitor on or off, adjust sound, change the mode and more.
Anti-Glare & Low Reflection - Stay focused on the game without worrying about missing enemy movements from light reflections.
I saw that these finally went on sale this morning after they had been price hiked to $1500 for the last couple weeks. Read enough about them to try one for my PC as a daily use monitor. Ordered one this morning from Best Buy for the same price. Best Buy has them listed under Black Friday deals so I'm fairly certain they won't go lower until then. Also...price protection.
They are also this price at LG and $996 from B&H.
I saw that these finally went on sale this morning after they had been price hiked to $1500 for the last couple weeks. Read enough about them to try one for my PC as a daily use monitor. Ordered one this morning from Best Buy for the same price. Best Buy has them listed under Black Friday deals so I'm fairly certain they won't go lower until then. Also...price protection.
They are also this price at LG and $996 from B&H.
48" Way too big for a monitor, you might of been better off getting the lg c2 42".
I saw that these finally went on sale this morning after they had been price hiked to $1500 for the last couple weeks. Read enough about them to try one for my PC as a daily use monitor. Ordered one this morning from Best Buy for the same price. Best Buy has them listed under Black Friday deals so I'm fairly certain they won't go lower until then. Also...price protection.
They are also this price at LG and $996 from B&H.
48 inch without curve is going to be an issue in close proximity...
Can vouch having a monitor this big hurts your neck. Mine sits on the floor, unsure what to do with it now and was replaced by a smaller widescreen with 3840x1800 resolution
Personally disagree with other posters about this hurting your neck, but it may be based on individual use cases. I have dual 43" LG monitors and don't experience any neck trouble. My use is office applications though so I'm not moving my head around all that much.
YMMV if you're using for gaming, which I do none of so that may be causing the issue…
Personally disagree with other posters about this hurting your neck, but it may be based on individual use cases. I have dual 43" LG monitors and don't experience any neck trouble. My use is office applications though so I'm not moving my head around all that much.
YMMV if you're using for gaming, which I do none of so that may be causing the issue…
I saw that these finally went on sale this morning after they had been price hiked to $1500 for the last couple weeks. Read enough about them to try one for my PC as a daily use monitor. Ordered one this morning from Best Buy for the same price. Best Buy has them listed under Black Friday deals so I'm fairly certain they won't go lower until then. Also...price protection.
They are also this price at LG and $996 from B&H.
Won't go lower before BF, but by spring they should. LG charging $1500 for this is criminal.
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Personally disagree with other posters about this hurting your neck, but it may be based on individual use cases. I have dual 43" LG monitors and don't experience any neck trouble. My use is office applications though so I'm not moving my head around all that much.
YMMV if you're using for gaming, which I do none of so that may be causing the issue…
Have the C1 48" and a 28" monitor. Think of the C1 has having a large desk to throw windows around and keep handy. I typically use the half closest to me and the 28" for active work, and the far half for stuff I'm monitoring, waiting on, or simply feeds and media.
Have the C1 48" and a 28" monitor. Think of the C1 has having a large desk to throw windows around and keep handy. I typically use the half closest to me and the 28" for active work, and the far half for stuff I'm monitoring, waiting on, or simply feeds and media.
Personally disagree with other posters about this hurting your neck, but it may be based on individual use cases. I have dual 43" LG monitors and don't experience any neck trouble. My use is office applications though so I'm not moving my head around all that much.
YMMV if you're using for gaming, which I do none of so that may be causing the issue…
What is the difference in the tech between these GQ series and their normal c2 series? And if this is better then why aren't they making a 42" version of it?
Personally disagree with other posters about this hurting your neck, but it may be based on individual use cases. I have dual 43" LG monitors and don't experience any neck trouble. My use is office applications though so I'm not moving my head around all that much.
YMMV if you're using for gaming, which I do none of so that may be causing the issue…
43" is smaller than 48", try sitting in front of a 48" monitor for a few hours. Lol. I've had lg c1 48" just for gaming and it was too big and returned it.
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They are also this price at LG and $996 from B&H.
They are also this price at LG and $996 from B&H.
They are also this price at LG and $996 from B&H.
YMMV if you're using for gaming, which I do none of so that may be causing the issue…
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YMMV if you're using for gaming, which I do none of so that may be causing the issue…
They are also this price at LG and $996 from B&H.
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YMMV if you're using for gaming, which I do none of so that may be causing the issue…
YMMV if you're using for gaming, which I do none of so that may be causing the issue…
YMMV if you're using for gaming, which I do none of so that may be causing the issue…
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