fevgatosHave you actually tried it? Because besides the motion clarity (when you are hitting 240hz) the other 2 aren't true.

Especially HDR which needs firmware updates anways.

Regarding brightness I think reviewers have done you people a disservice. You don't measure brightness at NITS. It's a useless metric for comparing monitors. You measure it at lumens. The C2 is brighter simply because it's bigger. Putting both at 100% in HDR, I can certainly tell you the C2 will blind you in a dark room. The 32GS will not.

Text is also better on the c2 simply because you can use it without scaling. The 32" can't really be used without scaling cause you simply cant read text, it's too small. And when you use scaling there is some soft shadowing in some letters which the c2 doesn't have

HOkayThanks for the real world feedback, I've got a C2 & have been wondering whether I really want to drop £1,500 on a 32" 4k 240Hz OLED or not. I think for under £1k I'd trade up, but the current prices just seem too steep considering my C2 was £700!

fevgatosTo put it simply, if you don't mind the size of the 42", the LG C2 is better than both the QD and Woled new monitors.

HOkayInteresting...I actually would like something smaller, but not for the crazy price difference. Well I literally just got a call from the garage saying our car needs a £1,600 part so I guess any thoughts about a new monitor just died anyway!

fevgatosWell if you are using it for work the C2 has more space because you don't need any windows scaling to use it. The 32" need 125% scaling else you just can't read text, it's too small.

Onasi@ARF
You do realize we are derailing the news thread, right?

HOkayI found I couldn't use 100% on the C2 comfortably because the text clarity was too poor. My 32" 4k IPS right next to it is much clearer text, but does sit right on that 100%-125% scaling boundary for me. On a good day 100% scaling is just about ok, but if I'm tired or whatever then I need 125%.

HOkayI found I couldn't use 100% on the C2 comfortably because the text clarity was too poor. My 32" 4k IPS right next to it is much clearer text, but does sit right on that 100%-125% scaling boundary for me. On a good day 100% scaling is just about ok, but if I'm tired or whatever then I need 125%.

ARFWrong. You claim you need "hardware calibration" on a cheap monitor for 1.5 grand.

ARFRemember, this product is not for average consumers, it is for high-end, power users, enthusiasts, and content creators / professionals.

OnasiOh, and no, this monitor is absolutely not intended for professionals. No support for hardware calibration, no claims of factory calibration that I can see, no HLG or PQ curve, no shroud - it’s not a monitor any serious color professional would ever use. It’s strictly a consumer model.