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39” LG 39GS96QB-B Ultragear 240Hz 3440x1440 Curved OLED Gaming Monitor

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BuyDig has 39" LG 39GS96QB-B Ultragear 240Hz 3440x1440 Curved OLED Gaming Monitor for $1096.99 - $297.99 when you apply promo code KTF in the cart = $799. Shipping is free.

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  • 39" 800R Curved 21:9 UltraWide OLED Panel
  • UWQHD 3440x1440 240Hz
  • NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro
  • 0.03ms (GtG) Response Time
  • 1.5 Million:1 Contrast Ratio
  • Brightness (Typ.) 275 cd/m² (Min.) 250 cd/m²
  • VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400
  • Color Gamut (Typ.) DCI-P3 98.5% (CIE1976)
  • 65W USB-C PD
  • Ports
    • HDMI 2.1
    • DisplayPort 1.4
    • USB Type C

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This popular front-page deal is still available.

BuyDig has 39" LG 39GS96QB-B Ultragear 240Hz 3440x1440 Curved OLED Gaming Monitor for $1096.99 - $297.99 when you apply promo code KTF in the cart = $799. Shipping is free.

Thanks to Deal Editor iconian for finding this deal.

Specs:
  • 39" 800R Curved 21:9 UltraWide OLED Panel
  • UWQHD 3440x1440 240Hz
  • NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro
  • 0.03ms (GtG) Response Time
  • 1.5 Million:1 Contrast Ratio
  • Brightness (Typ.) 275 cd/m² (Min.) 250 cd/m²
  • VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400
  • Color Gamut (Typ.) DCI-P3 98.5% (CIE1976)
  • 65W USB-C PD
  • Ports
    • HDMI 2.1
    • DisplayPort 1.4
    • USB Type C

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Mar 27, 2025 5:59 AM
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williewcMar 27, 2025 5:59 AM
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Quote from seanleeforever :
why buy this when you can get 45 inch for less. LG makes all the WOLED panels anyways. you also buying with confidence that you can return to walmart if you don't like it

https://slickdeals.net/f/18198205-44-5-acer-predator-uwqhd-3440-x-1440-800r-curved-widescreen-oled-gaming-monitor-718-37-free-shipping?v=1
because it has the same resolution as the 34" so wouldnt be nearly as sharp. the 45" really needs to be a 4k ultrawide and not 1440p
Mar 27, 2025 7:30 AM
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remaindersMar 27, 2025 7:30 AM
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For office work, you won't be able to see anything
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Mar 27, 2025 2:17 PM
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sumthin_gudMar 27, 2025 2:17 PM
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Quote from remainders :
For office work, you won't be able to see anything
Lies, lies, lies.

This has a higher ppi than a 32" 1440p monitor which has the same ppi as a 24" 1080p monitor. No one does work on those I'm guessing?
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Mar 27, 2025 6:17 PM
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SDSummerDayMar 27, 2025 6:17 PM
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Quote from williewc :
because it has the same resolution as the 34" so wouldnt be nearly as sharp. the 45" really needs to be a 4k ultrawide and not 1440p
hmm, i guess that's why those 48 inch 4k OLED tv demand higher price than 83inch 4k inch ones. and i forked out twice the money for a 77 inch than the 65 inch for no good reason.

in reality, most would agree that display size comes first, and for those who solely focus on "Retina display" at 300ppi, you wouldn't be looking at this 39 inch monitor in the first place.

but it is moot point now, since that monitor is sold out.
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Mar 27, 2025 9:25 PM
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KrandorMar 27, 2025 9:25 PM
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i'm waiting for HDR1000 or VESAHDR1000, it hits 3 yrs from now
Mar 27, 2025 11:58 PM
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williewcMar 27, 2025 11:58 PM
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Quote from seanleeforever :
hmm, i guess that's why those 48 inch 4k OLED tv demand higher price than 83inch 4k inch ones. and i forked out twice the money for a 77 inch than the 65 inch for no good reason.

in reality, most would agree that display size comes first, and for those who solely focus on "Retina display" at 300ppi, you wouldn't be looking at this 39 inch monitor in the first place.

but it is moot point now, since that monitor is sold out.
Quite obvious that most dont agree with that. 27" monitors are the most popular for 1440, not 32". 1440 Ultrawide 34" is the most sold, not 39 or 45.

TVs arent usually being watched from 1-2 foot distance. If so then an 83" oled would look terrible compared to a 55"
Mar 28, 2025 12:05 AM
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williewcMar 28, 2025 12:05 AM
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Quote from sumthin_gud :
Lies, lies, lies.

This has a higher ppi than a 32" 1440p monitor which has the same ppi as a 24" 1080p monitor. No one does work on those I'm guessing?
text isnt nearly clear enough for me to work on this monitor. but thats more an OLED thing than the PPI. If im doing alot of reading/typing then im on my 32 LCD and not this one

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Mar 28, 2025 1:20 AM
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BringtherainMar 28, 2025 1:20 AM
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Quote from williewc :
Quite obvious that most dont agree with that. 27" monitors are the most popular for 1440, not 32". 1440 Ultrawide 34" is the most sold, not 39 or 45.

TVs arent usually being watched from 1-2 foot distance. If so then an 83" oled would look terrible compared to a 55"
34 is the most sold because they've had a 5 year head start and have options under 200$. What even is this metric you're using. People stray away from 32 QHD because Linus popularized the "perfect ratio is 27in QHD" and it getS regurgitated everywhere.

Your later take about distance is the correct one, which is why you also need to consider anyone buying a flat 32in is never going to be able to sit at the same distance as a 27in ( at least not comfortably ) because you would need to physically move your head to see the edges. Had used a 32in curved for 3 years before reddoing my setup for a g9. During the swap and downtime, the temporary 27in I had to use felt unbearably small.

Unless you're speaking from actual experience I would probably hold off on these takes you're sourcing from the Internet.
Last edited by Bringtherain March 27, 2025 at 06:22 PM.
Mar 28, 2025 1:30 AM
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williewcMar 28, 2025 1:30 AM
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Quote from Bringtherain :
34 is the most sold because they've had a 5 year head start and have options under 200$. What even is this metric you're using. People stray away from 32 QHD because Linus popularized the "perfect ratio is 27in QHD" and it getS regurgitated everywhere.

Your later take about distance is the correct one, which is why you also need to consider anyone buying a flat 32in is never going to be able to sit at the same distance as a 27in ( at least not comfortably ) because you would need to physically move your head to see the edges. Had used a 32in curved for 3 years before reddoing my setup for a g9. During the swap and downtime, the temporary 27in I had to use felt unbearably small.

Unless you're speaking from actual experience I would probably hold off on these takes you're sourcing from the Internet.
Been building and gaming on PCs for over 25 years. I have a little experience. Not that i need any experince at all to lnow a smaller wcreen at the same resolution will look sharper. Just need to know basic math. Same amount of pixels in 34" will obviously look better than 39" or 45". Dont need to have any experince at all to figure that out.
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Mar 28, 2025 2:11 AM
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BringtherainMar 28, 2025 2:11 AM
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Quote from williewc :
Been building and gaming on PCs for over 25 years. I have a little experience. Not that i need any experince at all to lnow a smaller wcreen at the same resolution will look sharper. Just need to know basic math. Same amount of pixels in 34" will obviously look better than 39" or 45". Dont need to have any experince at all to figure that out.
Ive only been building PCs for the 20 years but have been lucky enough to run through the gauntlet for high end monitors at my time with most of the FAANG group and currently with one of the main silicon players. You might notice it side by side but after a couple of hours you're not gonna be paying attention to anything other than comfort and usability. This is having used numerous thousand dollar 4k business grade monitors across dell and LG along with my own personal setups geared more towards gaming.

The best analogy I can give is picking a taycan over a model s plaid. The plaid is faster, but that's hardly ever the only thing that matters.
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Mar 28, 2025 2:22 AM
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williewcMar 28, 2025 2:22 AM
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Quote from Bringtherain :
Ive only been building PCs for the 20 years but have been lucky enough to run through the gauntlet for high end monitors at my time with most of the FAANG group and currently with one of the main silicon players. You might notice it side by side but after a couple of hours you're not gonna be paying attention to anything other than comfort and usability. This is having used numerous thousand dollar 4k business grade monitors across dell and LG along with my own personal setups geared more towards gaming.

The best analogy I can give is picking a taycan over a model s plaid. The plaid is faster, but that's hardly ever the only thing that matters.
I obviously dont cate about the ppi since i have a 32" 1440p monitor next to this one, and it replacef a 32" 1440p. But that doesnt change the fact that the snaller screen will have sharpwr picture quality. Plus text looks worse on oled so need higher ppi to get close to the, same text clarity on LCD
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BringtherainMar 28, 2025 2:44 AM
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Quote from williewc :
I obviously dont cate about the ppi since i have a 32" 1440p monitor next to this one, and it replacef a 32" 1440p. But that doesnt change the fact that the snaller screen will have sharpwr picture quality. Plus text looks worse on oled so need higher ppi to get close to the, same text clarity on LCD
No ones arguing it would be clearer but the text thing is way overblown. I work with large databases that I often have to export reports for to reduce server load cause the records can reach hundreds of thousands. As someone that works on spreadsheets daily, I promise you it's not that big of an issue.
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sumthin_gudMar 28, 2025 2:50 AM
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Quote from Bringtherain :
Ive only been building PCs for the 20 years but have been lucky enough to run through the gauntlet for high end monitors at my time with most of the FAANG group and currently with one of the main silicon players. You might notice it side by side but after a couple of hours you're not gonna be paying attention to anything other than comfort and usability. This is having used numerous thousand dollar 4k business grade monitors across dell and LG along with my own personal setups geared more towards gaming.

The best analogy I can give is picking a taycan over a model s plaid. The plaid is faster, but that's hardly ever the only thing that matters.
My god, someone with an actual job

I don't understand these PPI spec nerds, they wouldn't survive with the screens I came from.

I use a 32" dell ultrasharp at work and it has two main display settings - 4k 30hz and 1440p 60hz. Wild guess on which I prefer...

Ppi, after a certain point, does not matter for work purposes. If you're quarreling over text fringing, your job isn't nearly as important as you think it is.
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Mar 28, 2025 10:36 PM
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williewcMar 28, 2025 10:36 PM
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Quote from Bringtherain :
No ones arguing it would be clearer but the text thing is way overblown. I work with large databases that I often have to export reports for to reduce server load cause the records can reach hundreds of thousands. As someone that works on spreadsheets daily, I promise you it's not that big of an issue.
its ALOT more blurry than the 32" Dell Ultrasharp LCD right next to it. I definitely wouldn't work on this. No reason to, a $200 LCD will have ALOT better text clarity. I love this monitor, but its not without flaws. Absolutely fantastic for anything outside of work. If I still did data entry I would never use this monitor.
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Mar 28, 2025 10:39 PM
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williewcMar 28, 2025 10:39 PM
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Quote from sumthin_gud :
My god, someone with an actual job

I don't understand these PPI spec nerds, they wouldn't survive with the screens I came from.

I use a 32" dell ultrasharp at work and it has two main display settings - 4k 30hz and 1440p 60hz. Wild guess on which I prefer...

Ppi, after a certain point, does not matter for work purposes. If you're quarreling over text fringing, your job isn't nearly as important as you think it is.
My first pc i ever used was a Tandy 1000 with a 5 1/4 floppy drive lol. Pretty sure ive run the gambit on monitor and panel types lol
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