Colour

Product type	gaming
Size	39 "


Screen
Curved screen	800R
Panel type	OLED (WOLED)
Surface treatment	anti-glare
Resolution	3440x1440 (21:9)
FPS	240 Hz
Pixel size	0.27 mm
Response time (GtG)	0.03 ms
Vertical viewing angle	178 °
Horizontal viewing angle	178 °
Brightness	275 cd/m² / peak 1300 /
Static contrast	1 500 000:1
Colour depth	10-bit (1.07B Colors)
Colour gamut (DCI-P3)	98.5 %
HDR	DisplayHDR True Black 400


Connection
Video transmission	DisplayPort v1.4 / DSC / 2xHDMI v2.1
USB-A hub	2x5Gbps
Connectors (optional)	mini-Jack output (3.5 mm) / sound and microphone /

Features
Features	PBP (Picture by Picture) Flicker-Free AMD FreeSync Premium Pro NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible Adaptive-Sync
Screen swivel	/ +- 10° /
Height adjustment	/ 120 mm /
Game Features	aim FPS display brighten darker areas / Black Stabilizer /


General
RGB lighting	+
Wall mount	VESA 100x100mm
Power consumption	52 W
Energy class (new)	F
External power supply
Dimensions (WxHxD)	888x611x309 mm
Weight	10.4 kg / 7 kg without laptop Coolers /
Official Website	lg.com
Added to E-Catalog	April 2024
P/N	39GS95QE-B

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Model overview based on user reviews

The LG UltraGear 34GS95QE 34" is a gaming monitor that impresses with its OLED panel, 34-inch size, and 800R curvature, providing an immersive experience. It features a 240Hz refresh rate and HDR capabilities, enhancing gaming and entertainment. Users appreciate the matte finish and wide format, though some note that a high-end graphics card is necessary to fully utilize its potential. Initial issues with color gradation and stripes were resolved with pixel refreshing, a common OLED characteristic. The monitor is ideal for those planning a future PC upgrade or console use, offering a significant upgrade from smaller, lower-resolution displays. However, some older games may not support its resolution, and users should be aware of potential flickering in dark scenes at lower FPS. Regular maintenance like pixel refreshing and shift is recommended for longevity.

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14 May 2025

I bought this monitor and have been using it for a week now. Previously, I had no experience with similar products. It's 34 inches with a curvature of 800R. Initially, when I turned it on, everything was fine for the first 5 minutes. Later, stripes appeared, and I noticed incorrect color gradation. I went to chat with GPT, who told me that this is somewhat normal and that the monitor needs to warm up and work for a bit—this is a feature of OLED. I didn't like this because my acquaintances with other models didn't have this issue. GPT recommended using it for 50-100 hours and performing pixel refreshing. After refreshing the pixels, the problem disappeared, but another issue arose. I have a 1080 Ti graphics card that does NOT support 240Hz, only 144Hz in a 10-bit mode, which is something to consider when purchasing. The monitor was bought for a future PC upgrade, for a console purchase, and for watching movies (entertainment and relaxation), so it's not a problem, but keep it in mind. Transitioning from a 24-inch full HD 60Hz made a noticeable difference between full HD and roughly 2K, and also in smoothness. Even in games with 30/60 fps, it became more comfortable to play due to higher refresh rates. However, keep in mind that the lower the FPS, the more likely the monitor will flicker in dark game scenes, which is a G-Sync feature. The HDR on the monitor is magnificent. It is recommended to completely turn off black stabilization, otherwise, why have OLED? It's recommended to use dark themes wherever possible. After a long session (up to 8-15 hours), perform pixel refreshing and activate pixel shift to ensure your monitor serves you well for a long, happy time!

HDR, diagonal size, WOLED matrix, matte finish

Required graphics card rtx 30+ / rx6800+ series

Vitaliy: use LG UltraGear 34GS95QE less than month

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If you have the money and a graphics card that can handle such resolution - a must

5 April 2025

Bought recently, playing for the second week. I like it. Indeed, the wide format enhances immersion into games. Unfortunately, not many old games support this screen resolution.

oLED panel, wide format

i thought the field of view in games would be bigger and better.

Dmitry Bogart: use LG UltraGear 34GS95QE less than month

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