TechRadar Verdict
OLED panels are becoming increasingly common for monitors.
My biggest bugbear though?
Surely we can give peripherals better names than difficult to understand numbers and letters.
This is in no way a problem for the LG 32-Inch UltraGear OLED.
Its a premium design language that LG and Samsung alike have been leaning into with their high end monitors.
Theres RGB lighting on the back, allowing you to shine numerous colors onto the wall behind.
If you know this feature isnt for you, its easily turned off through the monitor prefs.
The panel is extremely premium, too.
This is quite remarkable for an OLED display, as the technology, inherently, cant go particularly bright.
The monitor also comes with FreeSync Premium Pro andNvidiaG-Sync.
The LG 32GS95UE-B aces it on color clarity.
The speakers are pleasantly surprising, too.
The monitor performs relatively well on brightness and HDR though both could be better at this pricepoint.
Less letters and numbers c’mon.
Should I buy an LG 32-Inch UltraGear OLED?
Don’t buy if… ## Also Consider
Gigabyte M32UCDon’t need an OLED display?
To avoid burn-in, the panel was often turned off for cleaning when not being used.
The main use of the monitor was for gaming using a separate headset.
