OVER $300 OFF MSRP
39-inch LG Ultrawide OLED Gaming Monitor

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For gaming monitors, bigger is almost always better. And LG agrees, building its ultrawide OLED models in a couple of oversized formats that go beyond the usual 34 inches. Today, you can get a 39-inch model-a solid 25 percent larger than usual at the same resolution-for just $671.20 on Amazon. That's about what you'd pay for even the cheapest 34-inch OLED model, and it's hundreds off its original MSRP.

The UltraGear 39GS95QE OLED pairs a big panel with a dramatic 800R curve, speedy 240Hz refresh rate, and G-Sync and FreeSync compatibility, all things that PC gamers will appreciate. But what I like is that it has the same semi-standard 3440¨1440 resolution as a smaller ultrawide, so you get a bigger picture without putting more strain on your gaming PC's frame rates. If you want a more dramatic experience without sacrificing performance, I think it's a good move.

Other specs on this monitor are a little basic, especially the connections. You get a single DisplayPort, two HDMI, and two USB-A ports for other gadgets, so this can't connect directly to a laptop and keep it powered up with a single USB-C cable. But it's an acceptable sacrifice if using with a desktop PC. (You might also want a VESA monitor arm to go with it. If you do, get one that can handle this monitor's heft-it's 15.4 pounds without the stand that comes in the box.)

Amazon has this monitor on a direct discount with no time limit, so I'm not sure how long the deal will stick around. Normally it goes for over a thousand bucks, so this is definitely a nice discount.

If you want to go even bigger with that same 3440¨1440 resolution, there's a 45-inch version of this design too, currently on a "limited time deal" of $999.99. Notably, that design (45GX900A-B) has USB-C video support, but it maxes out at 65 watts of power delivery.

https://www.pcworld.com/article/3209644/lg-39-inch-ultrawide-1440p-oled-monitor-is-only-672-now.html

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