LG's utterly stellar 4K OLED gaming monitor is already $300 cheaper than when I tested it last week
LG UltraGear 32GS95UE | 32-inch | WOLED | 275 nits full screen | 240Hz (480Hz 1080p) | 0.03ms | $1,399.99$1,099.99 at LG (save $300)
There was just one thing obviously wrong with this stunning 32-inch 4K monitor when we reviewed it. The price. At $1,400 it was just so expensive. But now it's been trimmed by fully $300, it's much more competitive. OK, it's still not exactly affordable. But this is the best 32-inch 4K gaming OLED available right now. It's totally stunning. Note that to get the final $100 off, you'll need to use the code "OMSC7PK2OM8038".
When I reviewed the new LG UltraGear 32GS95UE last week, there was just one thing I didn't like about it. The price. Actually, there were two, but it would be a lot easier to overlook the second thing were the LG UltraGear 32GS95UE a lot cheaper.
Well, huzzah and hoorah, because it already is. At the original $1,400, this stunning 4K 32-inch OLED panel was just so very, very expensive. But it's now had a major haircut.
LG is now listing the monitor for $1,199, fully $200 off. However, if you add a promo code "OMSC7PK2OM8038" for Ultragear kit, you can get another $100 off, taking the price down to $1,099 on LG's website.
That immediately makes this 4K WOLED a very easy choice over almost every other 32-inch 4K OLED monitor out there. The one possible exception is the MSI MPG 321URX or more specifically its MSI MAG 321UPX sibling. The latter is identical to the former save for its USB-C interface being downgraded from 90 W power delivery to 15 W.
That's a pity, but it does mean the price falls to $900, which is as low as this class of monitor goes. That said, if you can stretch to the extra $200 for this LG, we'd say go for it. It's simply the better monitor.
It has all the same 32-inch 4K OLED upsides, including pin-sharp pixel density and crazy fast response times. To that it adds perhaps the brightest OLED tech we've yet seen in LG's latest-gen WOLED panel.
It also doesn't suffer from the overly warm color balance
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