A few months ago, LG launched a monstrous 65-inch professional monitor under its range Ultrafine OLED Pro. On that occasion we told you that it was by no means a device for all audiences, not even for many professionals, since, the usual thing is to use screens of no more than 32 inches in the professional world. Now, a few months later, LG has released a pair of monitors more with a much more accessible size for creators and that have really amazing specifications.
The new LG UltraFine are not expected at CES
On January 5, CES begins in Las Vegas, which is usually the first technology fair of the year. However, it seems that LG has wanted get ahead of date announcing its two new professional monitors.
27 and 32 inches for the professional sector
The range LG UltraFine OLED It is expanded with two new members that have just been introduced by the Koreans. They are two monitors with identical specifications, but with panels of 27 and 32 inches, called 32BP95E and 27BP95. Both have 4K resolution and an aspect ratio of 16: 9. They cover the 99% of DCI-P3 and from Adobe RGB.
Self-calibration, accuracy, and color fidelity
Another really interesting aspect of these new products is that they include a system of panel auto calibration using a series of sensors and software LG Calibration Studio. As we have said previously, they are peripherals designed for creators, that is why includes a sun visor to prevent reflections from reaching the screen, which, by the way, has a response rate of 1 ms.
Regarding the use of OLED technology, Seo Young-jae, senior vice president of LG assures that it is a protruding panel, with a precision and fidelity of colors that we have not seen until now and with an absolutely reliable calibration with vivid and true colors.
This pair of screens has several important certifications, where it stands out DisplayHDR True Black, which ensures that the monitor is capable of reproducing pure black. Something sensible, knowing that your contrast is of 1,000,000: 1 and that has individual lighting in each of its pixels.
Connectivity
Regarding connectivity, the two monitors have a port USB type C with the possibility of delivering up to 90W power, a USB port upstream and another three downstream. We can also connect our computer to these monitors using the HDMI port or of the two DisplayPort ports integrated. We will also be able to place them in a vertical position, since the base allows 90 degrees of rotation.
Price and availability
What LG has not commented so far is the release date of these new LG UltraFine OLED Pro nor the sale price. We assume that they will take them to CES the first week of January, where many more details will be revealed. In the absence of knowing more, what is clear with these two screens is that LG is not willing to take a step back in the market for professional monitors.
