LG's 240Hz 34-Inch Curved OLED Monitor Goes at New All-Time Low, Black Friday Has Started Early - Kotaku

"This 34-inch display features an 800R curvature that aggressively wraps around your field of view compared to most other curved monitors you might have laid eyes on. LG steepened the curve enough to draw in peripheral vision into the action for an immersive experience not possible with flat-screen monitors. The curve works a treat in racing games or flight simulators where spatial awareness counts. You'll notice how the edges of the screen stay within your natural viewing angle without requiring constant head movement."

"The OLED panel delivers perfect blacks because each pixel can turn off completely and creates an infinite contrast ratio in practice. LG rates this at 1.5 million to one, but the real-world impact is in dark game scenes where you can actually distinguish details in shadows. The 1300-nit peak brightness might sound excessive, but it makes HDR content truly pop with highlights that leap off the screen."

"The anti-glare coating does a great job with ambient light for an OLED display; you can game during the day without fighting reflections from windows or overhead lights. The 3 440 x 1440 resolution gives you 34% more pixels than standard 1440p displays while the 21:9 aspect ratio expands your horizontal view in supported games. This ultrawide format is particularly great in competitive shooters where you can see more of the battlefield and"

A significant price drop brings a 34-inch LG Ultragear OLED gaming monitor down to $679 from $1,399, widening access to premium OLED. The 800R curvature envelops peripheral vision for immersive racing, flight sims, and wider battlefield visibility in competitive shooters. The OLED panel achieves perfect blacks with per-pixel shutdown and a practical 1.5 million-to-one contrast, while 1300-nit peak brightness enhances HDR highlights. An effective anti-glare coating reduces daytime reflections. The 3440 x 1440 ultrawide resolution provides roughly 34% more pixels than standard 1440p and expands horizontal viewing in supported games.

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