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LG announce the Australian availability of their 2024 UltraGear OLED monitor range

LG has today announced the local availability of their 2024 UltraGear OLED monitor range, with 34-inch (34GS95QE), 39-inch (39GS95QE), and 45-inch (45GS96QB) models.

The entire range are 800-R curved with a 21:9 aspect ratio.  The OLED displays are all UltraWide QHD (3440 x 1440) to enhance your gaming experience with an improved immersive experience.

As you would expect from gaming monitors the new UltraGear OLED monitors include a high refresh rate of 240Hz and a response time of just 0.3ms (GtG) to allow for extremely smooth gaming.

The big Daddy of the new monitors, the 45-inch model, includes a USB-C port capable of delivering 65-watts of power allowing you to connect and charge your laptop or other devices while you game.  The 45-inch version is also virtual 3D sound compatible with DTS Headphone: X with speakers hidden behind the OLED panel itself.

Poh Lee Koh, Marketing Manager of IT/ID at LG Electronics Australia says, “Bringing together our market leading OLED technology with an 800R curvature, the 2024 UltraGear monitor range elevates visual and audio performance for a deeply satisfying gaming experience, making it the ultimate choice for avid gamers.”

The new monitors are also compatible with NVIDIA G-SYNC and deliver games just as they are designed with a contrast ratio of 1,500,000:1 and an optimised colour performance as you’d expect from an OLED display.  

These graphics are further enhanced thanks to the VESA Display HDR TrueBlack400 with DCI-P3 of 98.5 percent.  The virtually borderless design combined with the curved displays and amazing colours allows for an immersive experience like never before.

Recommended retail pricing is:

  • 34GS95QE – RRP AU
    ,999
  • 39GS95QE – RRP AU

    As you would expect from gaming monitors the new UltraGear OLED monitors include a high refresh rate of 240Hz and a response time of just 0.3ms (GtG) to allow for extremely smooth gaming.

    The big Daddy of the new monitors, the 45-inch model, includes a USB-C port capable of delivering 65-watts of power allowing you to connect and charge your laptop or other devices while you game.  The 45-inch version is also virtual 3D sound compatible with DTS Headphone: X with speakers hidden behind the OLED panel itself.

    Poh Lee Koh, Marketing Manager of IT/ID at LG Electronics Australia says, “Bringing together our market leading OLED technology with an 800R curvature, the 2024 UltraGear monitor range elevates visual and audio performance for a deeply satisfying gaming experience, making it the ultimate choice for avid gamers.”

    The new monitors are also compatible with NVIDIA G-SYNC and deliver games just as they are designed with a contrast ratio of 1,500,000:1 and an optimised colour performance as you’d expect from an OLED display.  

    These graphics are further enhanced thanks to the VESA Display HDR TrueBlack400 with DCI-P3 of 98.5 percent.  The virtually borderless design combined with the curved displays and amazing colours allows for an immersive experience like never before.

    Recommended retail pricing is:

    • 34GS95QE – RRP AU$1,999
    • 39GS95QE – RRP AU$2,499
    • 45GS96QB – RRP AU$2,999

    The LG UltraGear gaming monitor range is available now at LG.com/au and with leading retailers.  For more information, visit: https://www.lg.com/au/gaming-monitors.

    ,499
  • 45GS96QB – RRP AU

    As you would expect from gaming monitors the new UltraGear OLED monitors include a high refresh rate of 240Hz and a response time of just 0.3ms (GtG) to allow for extremely smooth gaming.

    The big Daddy of the new monitors, the 45-inch model, includes a USB-C port capable of delivering 65-watts of power allowing you to connect and charge your laptop or other devices while you game.  The 45-inch version is also virtual 3D sound compatible with DTS Headphone: X with speakers hidden behind the OLED panel itself.

    Poh Lee Koh, Marketing Manager of IT/ID at LG Electronics Australia says, “Bringing together our market leading OLED technology with an 800R curvature, the 2024 UltraGear monitor range elevates visual and audio performance for a deeply satisfying gaming experience, making it the ultimate choice for avid gamers.”

    The new monitors are also compatible with NVIDIA G-SYNC and deliver games just as they are designed with a contrast ratio of 1,500,000:1 and an optimised colour performance as you’d expect from an OLED display.  

    These graphics are further enhanced thanks to the VESA Display HDR TrueBlack400 with DCI-P3 of 98.5 percent.  The virtually borderless design combined with the curved displays and amazing colours allows for an immersive experience like never before.

    Recommended retail pricing is:

    • 34GS95QE – RRP AU$1,999
    • 39GS95QE – RRP AU$2,499
    • 45GS96QB – RRP AU$2,999

    The LG UltraGear gaming monitor range is available now at LG.com/au and with leading retailers.  For more information, visit: https://www.lg.com/au/gaming-monitors.

    ,999

The LG UltraGear gaming monitor range is available now at LG.com/au and with leading retailers.  For more information, visit: https://www.lg.com/au/gaming-monitors.

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