Reviews 27" LG Ultragear 27GN95R-B
Reviews 27" LG Ultragear 27GN95R-B
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Michal, Písková Lhota
Rated 30/03/2023, variant 27" LG Ultragear 27GN95R-B
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I bought unboxed for 11500kč, for that money it is the best choice to RX 7900 XTX
160hz
When the whole screen is black, white elements such as the mouse then shine all over the screen, I don't know what the effect is called, but it's only noticeable when loading. In the game at all.
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Martin, Brno - Nový Lískovec
Rated 22/03/2023, variant 27" LG Ultragear 27GN95R-B
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In most respects, at least from my perspective, it's more or less the perfect IPS monitor (with the limitations that come with IPS) for general purpose gaming, multimedia, and work. which, unfortunately, was completely ruined by a crappy anti-reflective coating. I don't know what LG came up with, I tried to get used to it or somehow manage it for quite a long time, but eventually I gave up. Not only does it not suppress reflections that much, so you can see yourself in darker areas every now and then during the day, but especially in artificial lighting it has a strange ability to "smear" even relatively low light over almost the entire panel area and create a yellowish "veil" that you just can't do anything about. It's a terrible shame and it annoys me terribly, because otherwise it's a really excellent monitor for the money.
Quick panel
Excellent colour coverage suitable for more demanding graphics work and solid default calibration (even in sRGB)
Solid contrast for IPS
Several different modes, including sRGB mode, which unlike many other monitors don't have a locked brightness setting. Brightness can even be changed in HDR mode, which is pretty rare.
Hardware calibration is quite unprecedented at this price level and works great, although when using the custom calibration for some reason the overdrive is locked to "Fast", which is a bit too much around 60 Hz and would be better suited to "Normal"
HDR mode has understandably insufficient contrast (it's an edge lit IPS panel), but the monitor has high brightness in HDR (measured at almost 750 nits), so in some situations the HDR experience is still quite acceptable (for the less demanding) and better than SDR
Lousy anti-reflective layer basically makes it impossible to view darker areas, especially in artificial lighting
HDMI 2.1 would be useful, but unfortunately it only has the not insignificantly more expensive brother 27GP95R-B (or 27GP950-B, which is exactly the same monitor, but with RGB elements)
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Roman, Žďár nad Sázavou
Rated 08/03/2023, variant 27" LG Ultragear 27GN95R-B
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Gorgeous monitor for a very decent penny (I bought for less than 13k), colors spike, display too so. I'm primarily a gamer, and this monitor for that purpose is probably the best bang for the buck. I have something to compare it to, I've had several monitors. Someone in a review wrote that the monitor is bulging and looks like an aquarium, totally misleading for me. I was switching from a curved monitor, where this "bulge" in turn draws me into the game, and for me personally it's a nice boost to the monitor. As for HDR mode, it's a paper feature (like most monitors), unusable, no miracles happen. Overall, the monitor is basically 8k more expensive than the 27GN950-B with a nice price tag (I compared, for the mere mortal there is no difference between the monitors). If you plan to move the monitor more often, I would reach for the GP version, this is one big plastic and with more handling I would be afraid that after a while the monitor will creak.
Monitor qualities for 20 thousand at this price
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HDR is basically just on paper, not really usable
I'm getting annoyed with the OC at 160hz, but probably my fault, I'll have to take a look
One big piece of plastic (GP version is on the market, but also the manufacturer will ask for a bit more)
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Petr, Praha 5 - Zličín
Rated 10/02/2023, variant 27" LG Ultragear 27GN95R-B
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Alza editor's note - the pictures correspond to the manufacturer's website, only the shot where the belt is lit is missing. The gallery has been updated, thanks for noticing.
decent monitor for the money
alza has misleading photos of the product (on the photos is 27GN950, i.e. this model does not have RGB led strip
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Customer, Ostrava - Poruba
Rated 10/02/2023, variant 27" LG Ultragear 27GN95R-B
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Beautiful picture
Fast response
Very nice colour depth
there is nothing to complain about
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Leoš, Praha 4
Rated 22/12/2022, variant 27" LG Ultragear 27GN95R-B
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The description here is not quite accurate, it should have hdmi 2.1 and you can't charge a laptop from it. Besides, it does what it is supposed to do, which is an absolutely wonderful image with smooth movements.
Colour depth
Frequency
4k
It is cooled by a fan, which is sometimes audible
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