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I see Amazon matched BestBuy's Memorial Day deal =)
Keep in mind the LG adjustable curved one is coming soon, which is basically the same as this one, but it is flexible.
Edit - been waiting on this price drop, so picked up one this morning - thanks!
I see Amazon matched BestBuy's Memorial Day deal =)Keep in mind the LG adjustable curved one is coming soon, which is basically the same as this one, but it is flexible.Edit - been waiting on this price drop, so picked up one this morning - thanks!
For me Best Buy seem to be showing $100 delivery what the hell
Honestly, if you have the space for it and considering the steep pricing, it's way cheaper to just buy a 42" LG OLED TV and use it as a secondary monitor. It's less than 1/2 the price of this around ~$700-800 and gives you the best of both worlds. Especially considering you can keep the TV off when not needed greatly reducing burn-in concerns.
Use the 38" UW for fast paced FPS games that require keyboard/mouse and the TV for anything that can be played with a controller.
FYI - If using it for work along with games, the 42" C2, though cheaper, will not have the same text clarity as this OLED widescreen.
I tried the LG C4 as a work monitor and was disappointed by the text bluriness and I switched to a 32" 4k oled instead for a work+gaming screen.
For comparison:
32" oled: ~138ppi
LG 45 5k2k: 125ppi
LG C4 42: ~108ppi
I just got the 1440p version of this with an open box from BB for under 800. I couldn't run this one max mhz with my 3090. Max is 120 hz @ 4k or 240hz @2k For If i'm spending 2k i'd rather it be for a 5090 FE (if i can ever find one....)
I was waiting on this monitor for the longest time and knew it would have a quick price drop. But I'm worried how extreme the curve is and that I won't like it, yet the adjustable version probably won't come out until the end of the year. Just got my 5090 and want to pair it with this.... so unsure
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Keep in mind the LG adjustable curved one is coming soon, which is basically the same as this one, but it is flexible.
Edit - been waiting on this price drop, so picked up one this morning - thanks!
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Honestly, if you have the space for it and considering the steep pricing, it's way cheaper to just buy a 42" LG OLED TV and use it as a secondary monitor. It's less than 1/2 the price of this around ~$700-800 and gives you the best of both worlds. Especially considering you can keep the TV off when not needed greatly reducing burn-in concerns.
Use the 38" UW for fast paced FPS games that require keyboard/mouse and the TV for anything that can be played with a controller.
I tried the LG C4 as a work monitor and was disappointed by the text bluriness and I switched to a 32" 4k oled instead for a work+gaming screen.
For comparison:
32" oled: ~138ppi
LG 45 5k2k: 125ppi
LG C4 42: ~108ppi
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