"Gaming monitors have become the ultimate battleground for tech companies, and OLED displays are the premium tier that serious gamers dream about owning. LG just made that dream significantly more affordable with an early Black Friday price drop that slashes the 27GX700A-B from $849 down to $549 on Amazon (35% off). This 27-inch Ultragear monitor packs LG's 4th generation OLED technology with a blistering 280Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time, specifications that used to cost well over a thousand dollars just a year ago."
"Previous OLED gaming monitors were criticized for not performing well in bright rooms and peaking at brightness to preserve the life of the panel. LG resolved both with their Primary RGB Tandem technology, layering four OLED substacks instead of the typical two or three. This architectural shift sends peak brightness as high as 1500 nits and makes the screen clearly visible even with sunlight streaming through your windows. The better structure reduces power consumption compared to older OLED generations, addressing heat and efficiency concerns that plagued predecessors."
"The technical specifications translate to gameplay advantages you will notice right away. This includes a 280Hz refresh rate which means the display updates 280 times per second and captures every tiny movement or animation frame your GPU produces. Combined with the response time of 0.03ms, input lag becomes effectively nonexistent. Your mouse clicks, keyboard presses and controller inputs appear on the screen in real-time, making for the fastest possible reaction time in competitive first-person shooters, fighting games, and MOBA games where milliseconds define victory or defeat."
The 27-inch LG Ultragear 27GX700A-B pairs fourth-generation OLED hardware with a 280Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time to minimize input lag and reveal every animation frame. Primary RGB Tandem technology stacks four OLED substacks to push peak brightness as high as 1500 nits, improving visibility in bright rooms while reducing power draw and heat compared with older OLED generations. Adaptive-sync support includes Nvidia G‑Sync and AMD FreeSync Premium Pro for smoother frame delivery. The panel targets wide color coverage and accurate color reproduction, while the current early Black Friday pricing cuts the monitor to $549 from $849.
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