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LG is facing concerns regarding spyware in its TVs and monitors, as highlighted by Gamers Nexus. Separately, the milk brand Fairlife has paused US production following a cyberattack that breached its systems.
This is LG's latest 4K Tandem OLED tech in a reasonably priced Asus package
The Asus ROG Strix OLED XG32UQWMS is a 32-inch 4K gaming monitor utilizing LG's latest Tandem OLED panel technology, priced at $899. It offers a 240 Hz refresh rate at 4K and a 480 Hz dual-mode at 1080p, with a response time of 0.03 ms and VESA DisplayHDR True Black 500 certification. While slightly less vibrant than Samsung's QD-OLED alternative, it provides a competitive feature set and improved brightness over previous LG panels, though brightness can vary depending on the on-screen content.
LG Ultragear Evo GX9 review: "In some ways, it's the best gaming monitor I've ever seen."
The LG UltraGear Evo GX9 39GX950B is a 39-inch ultrawide gaming monitor featuring LG's Tandem OLED panel technology with a 5K2K resolution, offering impressive immersion and pixel density. While it boasts excellent brightness, response times, and features like G-Sync and DisplayPort 2.1, its stingy two-year warranty and the upcoming Alienware AW3926QW with a superior RGB-stripe subpixel structure make it a cautious purchase despite its high price.
It looks like monitor manufacturers can download bloatware without consent that will serve you pop-up ads
Monitor manufacturers like LG and Dell are reportedly installing bloatware, including antivirus trial offers, onto users' PCs without consent, often via Windows updates. This software prompts users with pop-up ads and subscription offers, leading to user complaints and concerns about potential malware. Users are advised to disable automatic application downloads and, in some cases, the Windows Store to prevent these installations.
33 years later, the 3DO could make an unexpected comeback, but the '90s console revival is already being branded as…
Empire Interactive has announced its acquisition of the 3DO trademark and selected intellectual property rights, sparking a potential revival of the 1990s console. However, the legitimacy of this claim is being contested by Throwback Entertainment, which asserts ownership of the assets, and former Limited Run Games CEO Josh Fairhurst has expressed skepticism about the revival's validity due to the complex web of rights and trademarks involved.
The LG StanbyME 2 Max is a standalone 32-inch touchscreen display that costs $1,300
LG has released the LG StanbyME 2 Max, a portable 32-inch touchscreen display with 4K resolution. The device is designed for easy movement around the home and is priced at $1,300.
Monitor vs. TV for Console Gaming: The Honest Answer in 2026 | TAG
For most console gamers in 2026, a modern TV with Game Mode enabled is sufficient and often superior to gaming monitors, especially regarding HDR performance and overall value. While gaming monitors offer lower input lag and higher refresh rates, the practical difference is negligible for casual players, with TVs providing a better experience per dollar spent for couch gaming. Monitors are best suited for competitive FPS players, desk-exclusive gamers, or those seeking a secondary display.
The seven best anti-Prime Day deals we can find in the UK and US — no Amazon required
This article highlights seven non-Amazon deals available in the UK and US during Prime Day, focusing on gaming peripherals and tech accessories. Featured items include SteelSeries Arctis GameBuds, a Ugreen power bank, Corsair PSU, Logitech keyboard, Razer mouse, SanDisk MicroSD card, and an LG OLED gaming monitor, with discounts available from various retailers.
Dual-mode monitors have changed the way I PC game, and grabbing one could save you from thinking about new screens again…
Dual-mode gaming monitors offer a solution for PC gamers who want both high refresh rates and high resolutions without compromise. These displays can switch between different native resolutions and refresh rates, allowing players to prioritize speed for fast-paced games or fidelity for visually demanding titles. Models from LG and Sony are highlighted as examples of this versatile technology.
If you use more than one PC or console, there's a specific gaming monitor perk that I'd prioritize
For gamers using multiple systems like a PC and consoles such as the PlayStation 5, a gaming monitor with a remote control is a highly recommended feature. This perk simplifies switching between inputs and adjusting settings, avoiding the frustration of physical OSD buttons. Brands like BenQ, Samsung, and LG offer monitors with remotes, though they are typically found in mid-range to high-end models or smart monitor sub-categories.
Shut the front door!: Alienware's new 5K2K RGB-stripe OLED could be the gaming monitor, er, endgame
Alienware has unveiled the AW3926QW, a 39-inch 5K2K OLED gaming monitor with a 1500R curve and RGB lighting, potentially priced at $1,099 MSRP. This monitor uses a new LG Tandem OLED panel, aiming to improve upon previous WOLED displays by offering 300 nits full-screen brightness and 1,300 nits peak HDR, while avoiding the purple tint issues sometimes seen with QD-OLED technology.
Asus outs 32-inch 4K OLED gaming monitor with new LG RGB-stripe panel, but it's a bit behind on brightness
Asus has unveiled the ROG Swift PG32UCWM, a 32-inch 4K 240Hz gaming monitor featuring a new LG WOLED panel with an RGB-stripe subpixel structure. While it offers advanced OLED technology, its brightness capabilities, particularly peak HDR brightness at 1,000 nits, lag behind competing QD-OLED monitors and upcoming panels with higher certifications.
CRTs are the GOAT for retro gaming, but I need monitor makers to consider making OLED alternatives
Retro gaming enthusiasts often prefer older CRT displays for their aspect ratio and visual characteristics, but these are becoming increasingly scarce. The article argues for monitor manufacturers to explore creating modern OLED alternatives with narrower aspect ratios, such as 3:2, to better cater to both retro and modern gaming needs.
Rather than stressing about Steam Machine performance, I'd start thinking about your TV's specs
This article argues that instead of focusing on Steam Machine performance, players should prioritize their TV's specifications for an optimal experience. It highlights the importance of modern panel technology like OLED and mini LED, high refresh rates, and features like AMD FreeSync for reducing screen tearing, especially when using PC hardware like the Steam Machine.
These Memorial Day TV deals could save you squinting at the World Cup on a tiny, dull screen
Memorial Day sales offer discounts on televisions, potentially serving as a last-minute upgrade before the World Cup begins on June 11. Deals include high-end models from LG and more affordable options from Hisense, with some screens also suitable for gaming in 4K.
Memorial Day TV sales are taking four-figures off last year's premium panels just in time for the World Cup
Memorial Day TV sales are offering significant discounts on premium panels, with some deals available before the official holiday. Retailers like Best Buy, Walmart, and Amazon are featuring price drops on OLED and QLED models, including last year's LG OLED C5 and various Samsung QLEDs. While some recent flagship models are not yet at their lowest prices, consumers can find budget-friendly options from brands like Hisense, TCL, and Vizio.
The world's first 1000Hz Full HD gaming monitor is finally here
LG has unveiled the LG UltraGear 25G590B, the world's first gaming monitor capable of a 1,000Hz refresh rate at Full HD resolution. This display is designed for competitive esports titles like Counter-Strike 2 and Valorant, offering faster visual confirmation and quicker reaction times. The monitor is expected to launch in select markets in the second half of 2026, with pricing yet to be announced.
LG reveals the world's first native 1,000 Hz 1080p panel but you're gonna need a beast of a rig to make good…
LG has unveiled the world's first 1,000 Hz FHD (1080p) gaming monitor, the UltraGear 25G590B, featuring a 24.5-inch IPS panel. This new monitor aims to provide ultra-fast visual response and motion clarity for competitive gaming. The article also discusses the high-end PC hardware required to achieve such frame rates and compares it to existing high-refresh-rate monitors.
LG has finally created a 1,000Hz gaming monitor, but it's a Pandora's Box no one needed to open
LG has announced the world's first 1000Hz gaming monitor, the 24.5-inch UltraGear 25G590B, with a native Full HD resolution. While the monitor is slated for release in the second half of 2026, the article questions the practical need for such a high refresh rate, noting that most gaming PCs cannot currently support it and that it may not significantly benefit even competitive players.
LG's UltraGear is a native 1,000Hz Full HD gaming monitor
LG has announced a new gaming monitor under its UltraGear brand capable of achieving a native 1,000Hz refresh rate at Full HD resolution. This display technology represents a significant advancement in monitor refresh rates for gaming.