UltraGear 27GX704A-B

Their first OLED arrived with lines on grey backgrounds that stayed after several pixel-cleaning runs.

“I’ve noticed some lines on grey and dark grey backgrounds. Is this normal for OLED screens?”

On the same model the pixel cleaner sometimes leaves lines that take up to six manual runs to clear, which they blame on firmware.

“I have the same model, sometimes the image cleaner leaves mine exactly like yours, then i run it manually again and it gets a lot better”

A couple of days in they noticed banding in Google dark mode and are considering a QD-OLED instead.

“Just picked up this LG 27GX704A-B monitor a couple days ago and noticed some banding yesterday while using Google dark mode.”

Owns the LG 27GX704A-B, one of the cheapest OLEDs locally, with a beautiful glossy finish and a non-gamer look.

“i have a lg 27gx704ab, it was one of the cheapest oled in my country, it has a beautiful glossy finish”

The glossy LG 27GX704A-B looks amazing in single-player games, but VRR flicker ruins shooters and they play worse than on their old 360Hz IPS.

“G-sync is worthless on these panels since the flickering will literally give you a headache in 5 seconds”

Returned the LG 27GX704A-B a few days in because of VRR flicker.

“Returned it few days ago because of vrr flicker.”

Their first OLED, the LG 27GX704A-B, has great colour, but yellow outlines show green or red fringes.

“The colors are great , the text clarity could be worse”

After two months, the LG 27GX704A-B is excellent for gaming with great response time, and once calibrated beats IPS in every way.

“The 27GX704A-B is an excellent gaming monitor that happens to be an ok general-purpose monitor.”