LG CX48

, These TVs are clearly best suited for customers with more typical home theater use, cases. And they're only suitable. As monitors for deep pocketed ...

And lastly for the variable refresh rate support. This TV supports FreeSync variable refresh rates with a range from 40Hz up to 120Hz.

>I've been using an LG CX48 for about 10 months now, one of the same displays Linus mentioned he is using. For me, there is absolutely noticeable image retention whenever I use "light mode" apps all day, or otherwise white content like Excel sheets. >To counteract this, I've done my absolute best to use dark mode for everything, everywhere.

The only reason this even gets 3 stars is because of the amazing picture.

I'm not a negative person and this tv is great but Ive seriously been debating on trading this tv in for the Samsung Q90T with an inferior picture. There are some that have traded this tv in for the problems I'm going to stat...

For anyone considering this...I would say that getting the LG CX48 has been worth it as a 4k gaming monitor. Though not perfect and I feel the need to adjust picture settings for each individual game, the results are stunning even compared to my AW3418DW monitor and Vizio P-Series 4k TV(unsurprisingly) Plus, it will be ready for HDMI 2.1. Might be worth waiting and saving for that to go on sale.

The TV is just amazing if you are an average user using it for Movies or TV.

Best TV I have seen laid my eyes upon, but faulty in critical areas for my daily use and based on their marketing strategy.

There are some major issues I have found so far though.

1. G-Sync does not show under Nvidia...

I upgraded to an LG CX48 OLED this week and retired my old 27" 1440p 165hz LED display. There is no going back after experiencing 4K 120hz OLED in person. This display looks absolutely incredible. The infinite contrast, deep blacks, and the color...oh my god the colors.

The default setting was for gaming and sports. The picture looked like a soap opera. I found the solution on the LG Community web site--buried in the detailed settings, True Motion had to be turned off. Now the picture looks great. However, there are a multitude of complaints about lip syncing issue...

Currently have a cx48 for my gaming pc monitor. The picture quality is definitely worth dealing with a slightly too big screen.

42” would be perfect for me. I can’t wait.

OK well as the message say's and only thing of note is that it say's G-SYNC and that's not true it does not support G-SYNC at all I have another monitor a 27" Predator ACER which supports G-SYNC works fine. Pretty sure this is false advertisement. Using 8k 48gps HDMI cable, with a Titan XP, no reaso...