LG targets enterprise customers with its first Thunderbolt 5 compatible 5K2K display for data-heavy business workflows.

The LG Ultragear 39GX90SA-W is a gigantic 39-inch ultrawide monitor that can double as a smart television, for better and for ...

The LG MyView Smart Monitor 32SR85U isn’t a great monitor for motion clarity. It sticks to a 60Hz refresh rate and doesn’t support Adaptive Sync for smooth frame pacing in 3D games.

LG announced the monitor at CES alongside the 45GX990A, ... It has two HDMI 2.1 ports, one DisplayPort 2.1, and a USB-C port with DisplayPort and up to 90 watts of Power Delivery.

On the back, LG is rolling its new UltraGear OLED GX7 gaming monitor with the new DisplayPort 2.1 standard, which means it's ready for the latest generation consoles and gaming PCs, with LG noting ...

Last year, LG’s big CES announcement was a 240 Hz monitor that can also go to 480 Hz. That display cost $1,400 MSRP. Judging by its size, we expect the GX9 to cost even more.

LG is leaning heavily into support for the DisplayPort 2.1 specification on its new UltraGear GX7 (model 27GX790A) gaming monitor with an OLED panel, and for good reason.

It comes at a premium price, but it can replace two monitors and a dock — saving desk space and simplifying your setup.

Moreover, LG is including a DisplayPort 2.1 connection to ensure compatibility with “next-generation GPUs expected to launch in early 2025,” as LG’s press release reads.

LG’s latest pre-CES 2025 announcement finds the brand unveiling a trio of premium big-screen OLED gaming monitors — including the world’s first 5K2K-resolution model to support LG’s unique ...

The LG Ultragear GX7 27GX790A also includes DisplayPort 2.1 support for next-gen GPUs making it perhaps the ultimate fast refresh rate monitor.

The new LG 45 Ultragear OLED (45GX950A-B) is a $1,999 45-inch ultrawide gaming monitor with a 5,120-by-2,160-pixel resolution, an OLED panel, and an 800mm curve. You'll also find a host of new ...