Correction: the 27-inch 1440p 480Hz WOLED monitor from Asus is actually using a matte coating, not glossy. LG are not producing a glossy coating of that display panel (yet)

Tim's ability to accurately say all these silly monitor model names is amazing. Just listening to them all turns my brain to mush 😂

I’m very surprised at speed of panel innovation after so many years of marginal gains but the future is looking very bright

I hope the market gets saturated so that there are actual reasonably priced monitors

One additional thing about new generation LG WOLED panels, they are changing the pixel arrangement from RWBG to RGWB to improve text clarity. The White is still in there, but now the RGB are in the correct order, so it should work better with Subpixel Font smoothing tech.

The 4k 240Hz QD-OLED monitors sound amazing. Even just a few years ago these specs would be unthinkable. What a time to be alive.

Love you bro, you are the only youtuber left putting on real content and actually popping up on the search feed. Kudos.

This was the exact video I was looking for! The market for flooded with new qd-OLED and woled panels and I couldn’t set them straight. Thanks!

Thank you so much for this summary. This is exactly what I was looking for this week. I'm in the market for a 4K 240 Hz screen, so here in Europe I think it'll just be a matter of getting whichever I can get (apart from the Samsung with the non-glossy coating), as soon as I can get it. I just hope these don't end up as paper launches like many other things recently.

I currently have the LG UltraGear 27GR95QE and it’s outstanding. I’m all over that new 32” 4K one 🔥

Glad I held out on buying a monitor. Super keen on picking up an ultrawide OLED some time this year. Need to wait for those Monitors unboxed reviews now

I have been waiting almost 3 years for this moment since Acer teased at the 32-in 4K mini LED that never happened.

Having Dolby vision support is actually pretty awesome, it blows that pretty much all content is not supported via a PC but if you have a smart hub like Apple tv, it would be a pretty much all rounder all in one entertaintment display.

The MSI 321UPX has additional data ports and 90w USB-C passthrough instead of 15w on the URX. Also, there’s an HP Omen with the flat 32” 4K QD-OLED panel, HDMI and DP 2.1 of unknown bandwidth, a ‘smart’ KVM and 140W USB-C passthrough, but it might hit Q2. You’re right about NVIDIA DSC bugs, like alt-tab on Windows, and I’ve heard of worse on Linux. It consumes display engine bandwidth which can limit supersampling as well.

Incredible work, thank you very much! 💯

AORUS one for me. Ticks all the bells and whistles. Running Gigabyte M32U currently with no issues so this will be a great upgrade.

It's criminal for NVIDIA to only support DP1.4 and HDMI 2.0 in 2024.

I would very much like to see you test DSC and DP 2 with the Gigabyte Aorus F032U2P. Fire up your A770 or 7900XTX and test away. You mention cable length as an issue: 80 Gbps DP 2.1 fibre-optic cables are due this year from Everprotech (FIBBR). And I hope you will pay particular attention to any pixel layout and burn-in issues.

The pulsar demo video made me chuckle. Play with dof and motion blur on, turn on Pulsar to make it less blurry.

thanks for the sum up.

Really hoping to get a 4k OLED 240 hz monitor sometime in the future

It would be interesting to compare these newer monitors to what you were covering 2 or 3 or 4 years ago to see how much has changed in a short time

Im looking to buy an OLED monitor this year and an overview like this was exactly what I was looking for, cheers!

Love your stuff, thank you for taking the time to do this! In your opinion what do you think will be the best Glossy OLED, 27 inch 4k monitor? Obviously, if it has 240hz would be great.

I'm most excited about the WOLED with BFI implementation. I heard the 480hz 1440p version will run it around 240hz. Will it be too dark? 🧐

I hope this means deep discounts for last generation OLEDs. Hearing about new tech is cool, but I'm just not interested in dropping over 1000 AUD on a gaming monitor. Hopefully we see some OLED options coming up in the 800-1000 AUD range as manufacturers start trying to move last year's panels.

nice video,about to buy a new 34" from one of those

Li agree with the curve part after trying several monitors. Flat on 16:9 especially at 32" I could probably be fine with a small curve on the c2 42

I am so looking forward for 32 inch 4k 240 hz OLEDs!

It would be nice to have a brief breakdown of the advantages/disadvantages of the upcoming WOLED and QD-OLED monitors. Ik QD has better colors but other than that I'm confused about which to buy

Tooooo many numbers! 😂 looking forward to seeing you test all these bad boys 👌🏼

Defiantly looking forward to the 32" QD OLED 240hm displays

Hats off to Gigabyte being one of the very few companies that is using DP 2.1 instead of scraping the bottom of the barrel of profits, where on the one thing that can be considered future proof considering how long people use them.

Currently using Lg C2 42inch. If someone comes out with a Oled TV around 40-42 inch but like with 160hz ish refresh rate. I am sure it will be the best seller. The only thing I find lacking in the C2 is a bit higher refresh rate. One can only dream right.

Thank you! My main aussie man with the perfect vid to summarise all the new OLEDs.

Looking to see how the latest iteration of QD OLED performs, but all of the OLEDs are getting more and more enticing as a monitor replacement.

It makes sense that the qd oled monitors will have glossy and the woled will have a matte coating as the qd oled lacks a polarizer so the darks will look bad in a bright environment so might as well show oled in full glory while the woleds will look better with many lighting in the room

I just bought a new PC and monitor; I ended up grabbing the AW3423DWF because I needed a monitor for it now and I really wanted a QD OLED glossy panel and until these come out, there wasn't another good choice for the 1k price point I had to work with for the monitor. I decided it was fine and I'll just get that for now and then upgrade the monitor in a couple years to a proper 4K 240hz QD-OLED, but it is a bit of a kick in the teeth knowing all these amazing displays are releasing soon

As always, great content.

super excited to snag a 32" switchable oled monitor, here to see which is the best!

I'm reasonable happy with my Philips QD-OLED, save for the occasional fan noise when it's ramping up (not so much once it's running steadily), but I will eventually switch. But at least that puts me in the situation of not being in any particular hurry: I can wait for tests. I will see which comes out on top. I can wait for firmware updates on those models that initially have some bugs. And I can wait for prices to drop. Oh and of course I can trust on Monitors Unboxed to provide me these infos. =) So bring it on! :D

How come not many people talk about the dual rate monitor tech?? It's awesome and an insta-buy for me, even though it's a WOLED and I already have a QD-OLED.

When mentioning the resolutions and frequencies, it would help if there were a text with those details popping up on screen. Thinking for accessibility. Personally looking forward to the ultra wide 21:9 (and wider), higher than 1440 in height with 240Hz refresh HDR displays.

Dude am on my A95L and man this video looks amazing 😳😤🤝 Yo keep up the good work.

No Display Port 2,1 and matte finish is a no buy for me..but finally the Monitor Market coming back 👍

LG just dropped a 4k mini LED 144hz monitor. I think that’s worth a look!

I’ve been looking forward to a 4K OLED 32” for a while. I’m going to buy one ASAP.

It will be nice to see if the new WOLED text clarity hold its own against QD OLED.

Thanks Tim, great round up! So excited to finally get that flat 32” 4K goodness I’ve been waiting for patiently for so long, especially after the LTT vid showing serious in-depth detail of the text clarity for the QDOLED. HP Omen Transcend datasheet seems to imply a burn-in warranty by the way, which apart from text fringing was the only other concern. Hope that’s true, looks like a winner with KVM, 140W PD and DolbyVision. 2024, what a year!!!

I hope there will be good 4k 240hz oled 27-28 inch monitors all option I saw till now were 32-34 inches which is too big for me for gaming on a desk set up

Any of them have a KVM inbuilt? Working from home it’s one of my most wanted features in a monitor these days. Also thanks for great vids!

Thanks for this great overview! I have a quite different opinion in one point. I would love to see more 32 inch 4k oled. I want to use them in a triple monitor setup to replace my 3 32 inch 2k screens. And a triple monitor setup without curve is definitely not the way to go.

Can’t wait to see your reviews and finally decide around april which monitor to buy, obviously QD OLED or WOLED depends on the panel coating, I prefer glossy and deeper blacks

I really want a OLED display, i am however still worried about burn in. My current 144hz 1440p monitor is now 8 years old and i would want a new display for me to last that time as well.

What do we think the premium on the dual rate screens will be over their 240hz @ 4k counterparts will be ?

Thank you for clearing up the 2 ROG panels coming this year. They barely discussed the wOLeD 32”

I hope that new OLEDs will have black frame insertion option! Looking forward for a dual mode 4K/1080p monitor, just a pitty that Samsung's QD-OLED does not offer the same functionality.

That new Gigabyte OLED with Display Port 2.1 look very nice, but I'm really interested in the ASUS multi-resolution monitor. Wonder though why not add 4k/1440p/1080p? Maybe having to do with being able to divide 4k into 1080p easily at native resolution without any blur.

do you make a Non OLED Monitors video too? Hope for a good mid end priced IPS (and maybe MiniLED) panel.

Thanks for clarifying about DisplayPort.

I actually might get an Oled monitor this year to replace my IPS UW if readability and coating issues are addressed.

It really took some time to have decent oled monitor with high refresh rate at a price that seems decent because we mostly had asus on the market for a long time but it seems the competition finally bringing good news for everyone. Can't wait to see what monitor you will be testing this year.

Next years gotta be the year for Mini-Led, but this is great. We've waited so long for monitors like these. We finally got them.

8:35 this is what’s had me on the fence for qd-oled. I don’t only game in the pitch black at night and even my 2019 B9 Oled looks amazing during the day. Has full hdmi 2.1. 120hz Gsync on a 4k Oled is amazing motion is insane. I imagine super diminishing returns after 240hz…. 120hz is already smoother than 240hz IPS imo. We also have a C3 as of last week. Still love my B9 and it’s still my gaming tv! The C3 is in my wife’s office. It’s a little bit brighter! You notice it more on the C3 than noticing a lack of brightness on the B9. The B9 has a really great brightness level where it is bright enough to pop and look vivid with HDR with the perfect black level. The C3 is a bit brighter and honestly it causes an effect VERY, VERY similar to blooming on my Sony X900H and X90K. The light from subtitles and bright logos on a completely black background is bright enough to cause actual light bleed, like a Halo, around it. Like when you look at a street light and see the halo of light around it. The B9 does not do that so the black level is superior on the B9 despite both being LG Oleds. The light just barely starts to Halo, but just not bright enough to really Halo significantly. So it still looks so vivid while having perfect blacks. Definitely my favorite gaming tv. All my tv’s hurt my eyes from being so bright but the B9 does the least. Essentially, it DOES pop and look vivid, but its a perfect level for me that looks great while still keeping the blacks perfect. The C3 really does have a halo glow on bright objects that causes an effect very similar to FALD blooming. The C3 and X90K are tied for my favorite tv for movies and tv shows. Depends if I want the best brightness with a good black level and a bigger screen on the X90K, or the best contrast and (almost) perfect black level (halo effect I mentioned from being a bit to bright) while still being very bright of the C3. They both are next level viewing experiences IMO. And the B9 is just the sweet spot for everything for gaming, or for watching “Artsy Oled Demos”.

I am very excited for the 39" ultrawides as i think that is the perfect size for me. I love my 34" ultrawide but it does seem...... Short at times. I also saw the 45" by lg recently and that just seemed excessive, the 39" seems like it could hit that sweet spot between overly massive and slightly restrictive, i hope it takes off as a format. I will say though im more excited for the 2nd generation of that panel as ive heard from a little birdy that they might just make a 2160p version next, and that sounds amazing. I cant wait for you to review this one

I think I'm ok with the slight curve on the Alienware - anything more than that would be a dealbreaker. The turn off for me is it looks like they're once agin using active cooling. I'm sick and tired of fans. The monitor does pack some cool features like dolby vision and eArc support for Atmos.

Definitely grabbing the Alienware 27"OLED. Great vid and thanks for the info.

Omg how can he nail those model numbers?? I mean even if they retake the shoots, that's insane

That 800R curve seems s bit aggressive to my taste. Otherwise I'm really interested in the 39 inch ultrawides.

Hopefully some of the new OLEDs will have a nice pixel layout for productivity

We're here boys, we made it to 4k 240hz QD-OLED monitors finally. I'm glad it took so long and I could save up some money

Tim, you sir are a speaking and pronunciation MASTER! :hat tip

I've been having a good time gaming on the 65" S95C QD OLED TV. It does 144Hz. I wonder if dropping down to a 32" monitor for the 240Hz will be worth it. I lose screen real estate but gain more potential frames. Decisions decisions

Looks like Dell 32" 4K is the only choice for me as I am used to a curved monitor.

16:43 Always good to see more QC from Gigabyte.

Hey, Love your videos! I have a question. Whtas the difference between the msi G274QPF and the msi G274QPF-QD?

I really want a 2160p 39" ultrawide. Looks like that will never happen, unless you get one of the 57" versions.

DP v2.1 port is the future. Period.

Really want to see a 39+” 4k ultra wide QD-OLED semi-gloss monitor with 240 hz and 1000 or 800R curve.

Competition is a wonderful thing. Love to see it.

I do hope the BFI implementations are good since we are at a historical point of great picture quality especially with HDR, however the problem with smooth display of motion still remains unresolved. People out there still talking and comparing CRTs, a 40 year old technology that as far as motion goes are still ahead of the competition. It's really sad if you think about it.

As a work-from-home and game-from-home guy, I really wish there were more new non-OLED monitors that could be used both for gaming and productivity (programming in my case) 😕

I'm currently eying those 4K QD-OLEDs with a KVM.

the future of displays looks amazing!

I'm personally most hyped for the QD-OLED 32" 4k 240hz ones...

I also prefer the 38” size, but at a resolution of 3840x1600. I’m confused that they didn’t go this route and provide an alternative to the older LG, Dell, and Alienware 38” models that were popular with the hybrid gaming/productivity crowd. Also curious about the 2000:1 “IPS Black” technology that was being mentioned for some of the other displays, as the only issue with my current 38” is its lower contrast ratio. I don’t plan to upgrade until I see an improvement at that specific resolution as it provides more vertical real estate. Double the contrast ratio is compelling; although not as good as an OLED, it would be worth the upgrade for me if I can improve the contrast performance by a significant margin.

As far as I am concerned DSC on nvidia was fixed for almost a year for me on a LG 27GN950 the screen used to flash on logon or wakeup doesn't happen anymore, you should do more tests

At 12:55 you misspoke about the WOLED ultrawide curves. I think tou meant to say they were something other than 1800R

Any news on 24" OLED panels?

27-28” 4K 240hz would be an endgame monitor for me personally. I know people prefer 4K in 32inches but for me 28 inches is the max.

Pauls Hardware briefly showed the new MO34WQC2 from Gigabyte on his channel. It looked very nice and i can't wait to get Monitors Unboxed feedback. Particularly with text clarity. 🤞

I really hope that now there is more competition the older OLED's will have price drops.

I'm so torn between the dual mode 4K 240/1080 480 and the 1440p 480 ones. Same goes with 4070 Super and 4070Ti. I love competition and having choices

These monitors look amazing, my only worry is that graphics cards can't play most unreal engine 5 games at 144 hz let alone 360 hz. I hope they come up with new ways to make the games easier to run or something. I have a 3060 16 gb, I know it's not top of the line but I would like to be able to play a game at 144hz 2k for 500 bucks. Maybe I'm a crazy person.

Have you guys considered reviewing the KTC G27P6? It's a 27" OLED 1440p 240hz. Priced pretty competitively right now, $700US, would be interested to see what you guys thought about it. Keep up the awesome work!!

my dream monitor is a 34 inch 4k 240hz qd oled with dp 2.1 and glossy coating. Hopefully next year :)

Please make a WOLED vs QD OLED comparison for the new generations once you get comparable models in your shop. Text rendering, viewing angels, reflections, estimated burn in etc etc.

exciting times ahead alright. I might probably go for the gigabyte 4K one, I mean dp 2.1 is extremely future proof considering the future nvidia cards will have this port aswell . But we haven't recieved any info on the HDR certification or peak brightness of the panel. If the monitor will have VRR and GSync support or compatibility. I'll wait for the reviews anyway

Didn't see anything that makes me regret buying my AW3423DWF. I'll be rocking this monitor for many years.

I would love an OLED version of my gigabyte m34wq ultrawide with built in kvm. That's a must have feature for me now after using it with my pc and work laptop. So handy to just connect a usb-c cable and work from home on a lovely ultrawide