Nothing like finding several options for a product that we are looking for in order to have a choice. And if it’s between two big brands like they are LG and Samsung, better than better. That’s just what you have in your hands right now: two incredible monitors panoramic and curved gaming cut -although you can also use it for other purposes- signed by the aforementioned South Korean firms and with some hard to refuse prices. It’s time to update your setup and you know it.
LG UltraGear, a great 38-inch option
The first team we want to draw your attention to is the LG’s 37.5-inch UltraGear. This premium curved monitor gaming enjoy resolution QHD (3,840 x 1,600 pixels) and a panel with a 21:9 format that is quite striking due to its marked panoramic drawing. Its response is 1 ms and the brightness is 450 cd/m2, in addition to having a refresh rate of 144 Hz.
LG ensures that its UltraGear offers very pure colors with Nano-IPS technology, thus achieving 98% of the DCI-P3 color gamut and a color range 35% greater than sRGB 100%. It does not forget about the G-Sync technology, which ensures that there are no losses caused by the difference between the frame rate and the refresh rate.
He also bets on the call Sphere Lighting 2.0which is a dedicated LED lighting (which is synchronized with the content you watch), to offer the user a more immersive gaming experience while reducing visual fatigue.
LG’s monitor (model 38GL950G-B) drops now almost to historical lowsthanks to a discount of 37% that you shouldn’t let go. Sold and shipped by Amazon, you can have it at home early this week.
Samsung Odyssey G5, spectacularly curved
The other option that you have at a mouse click (or finger touch) is this impressive Samsung Odyssey G5. Also belonging to the gamer segment -although you can use it for other tasks; whoever writes these lines does so from yb Odyssey G9-, this monitor with curvature 1000R enjoy Ultra-WQHD resolution (3,440 x 1,440 pixels) as well as an ultra-fast 165Hz refresh rate.
The response time is planted at 1 ms and boasts of having AMD FreeSync Premium, with adaptive synchronization technology that reduces tearing, stutter and input latency, according to the manufacturer. There is no lack of support for HDR10 and a design that is committed to bezels that are as thin as possible to focus on what is seen on the screen.
An interesting monitor, with very good ratings (you just have to take a look at the user comments on Amazon) that now reaches almost minimums (it is the second best price in history) with a 30% discount and a price that does not exceed the 350 euros.
Sold by Amazon and Fulfilled by Amazon receive it at the end of this very next week. Don’t let an opportunity like this pass you by. You will not regret it.
