$799 after the digital credit. From the LG website, the digital credit can be used on the following services:
EA Play, Google Play, Microsoft 365, Roblox, Xbox, and Twitch.
Curious what people think about this. Seems like one of the cheapest OLEDs I've seen, especially at this size. I assume it must be on the lower end of OLEDs in terms of performance.
I'd be more interested in this for work instead of gaming. I would probably bite immediately if it was curved, but 48" is a bit too large for a flat screen for work purposes imo. Almost seems like the best use case for this is playing PC games with a controller from a moderately close distance.
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but it does have DisplayPort for PCs (still has HDMI too)
the main use for this on a PC would be to use PowerToys with FancyZones
this essentially lets you convert this to an ultra-wide monitor (you use only the center 21:9 portion) with a bit of extra space on top/bottom
since this is an OLED the top/bottom areas will actually be black so it would look very similar to a 21:9 ultra-wide monitor but allow you to but tertiary apps like a command-line or calculator etc in the extra spaces on top/bottom
Going from a 32" 4k LG (VA panel), I have been looking at a curved and possibly larger solution. 5k2k's (Dell vs LG) among others. I'm willing to pay a decent premium for text clarity due to vision problems. (Apple's pro display would be ideal but yeah, that price is insane.)
Going from a 32" 4k LG (VA panel), I have been looking at a curved and possibly larger solution. 5k2k's (Dell vs LG) among others. I'm willing to pay a decent premium for text clarity due to vision problems. (Apple's pro display would be ideal but yeah, that price is insane.)
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