Katarzyna Petru
LG Display reveals its cards. Later this year, we will see the first monitors based on their new 27-inch OLED panel with a refresh rate of 540 Hz and a resolution of 1440p. If that's not enough for someone – in Dual Mode, you can drop down to 720p and push the refresh rate up to 720 Hz. This solution is tailored for e-sports, where every millisecond and every pixel matters.
Latest Generation Primary RGB Tandem OLED
The new screen uses 4th generation Primary RGB Tandem OLED technology, offering peak brightness of 1,500 nits, and in HDR – even up to 4,000 nits (most likely over 3% of the panel's surface). Its 99.5% DCI-P3 coverage places it among the top OLED monitors and makes it suitable for professional colour work, such as in film or graphics.
Anti-glare that actually works
LG boasts a new anti-reflective coating that blocks 99% of light reflections – both external and internal. The result? A perfect image even in ambient brightness of 500 lux, which is in full daylight. The panel has received Perfect Black, Perfect Colour, and 100% Colour Fidelity certifications from Intertek and UL Solutions.
Price and Availability – Equipment Only for the Selected
We still have to wait for the premiere and specific prices, but everything indicates that this will be a high-end offering. The first models will be introduced to the market by companies including Gigabyte and the Chinese Super Display Company. If you're hoping for a cheap monitor – this is not that league, but if you want absolute top-tier for e-sports, this could be your new number one.
