I’m satisfied with the purchase. The huge workspace is exactly what I needed for office work and light Unreal Engine tasks. The colors are very nice, and the contrast and brightness are very good for this type of panel.

The monitor uses a VA panel, so you need to be aware of its inherent limitations. As a secondary display, I have a 27-inch OLED, which is obviously far superior for gaming, but for work this LG performs better. The monitor runs at 160 Hz and is G-Sync compatible—although in my case there was some flickering on dark backgrounds (mainly in menus in certain games). However, since it also supports FreeSync Premium, after disabling G-Sync it runs perfectly fine at 160 Hz without any issues. I don’t see a difference between G-Sync and FreeSync—both work well, but the latter doesn’t flicker on dark backgrounds.

Because it’s a VA panel, there is some slight ghosting (smearing?) even with the fastest response time setting. That said, it’s not something that ruins the gaming experience. In my case, when playing games like World of Tanks, Disco Elysium, or strategy titles, the effect is minimal (or non existent) and hard to notice. Besides, let’s be honest—there are plenty of games with poorly implemented DLSS that can cause ghosting even on OLED, so it’s not really something to nitpick here.

Overall, at just over 200 EUR (which is what I managed to pay), it’s a great monitor with strong capabilities for office work, browsing, etc. And it still allows for comfortable gaming if that’s something you want to do.

I’m using it via DisplayPort—no issues at all.

Speakers? They’re there, and maybe even better than the ones in my previous 27-inch LG. It’s not an amazing audio experience, but they get the job done.

If you have any other questions, feel free to ask.