Gaming Monitor
LG UltraGear 27-inch OLED 1440p 240Hz Monitor
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Twenty-seven inches is the size you can take in without moving your eyes. Everything that matters in a competitive game sits inside your field of view at once — the minimap, the health bar, the edges where movement appears — and nothing is out at the periphery waiting to be looked at. Put a 240Hz OLED panel behind that and the motion stays sharp instead of smearing, which is the other half of reacting quickly.
Key Specs
Size — 27-inch flat
Resolution — 2560 x 1440 (1440p)
Panel — OLED
Refresh rate — 240Hz
Response — Near-instant pixel response
Best for — Competitive and fast-paced games
Warranty — Full manufacturer warranty
What It Pairs With
A graphics card that can genuinely hold high frame rates at 1440p in the games you play — the panel is only doing its job when the card is feeding it. It suits a normal desk at normal viewing distance, roughly an arm’s length, where a larger panel would have you turning your head. Use DisplayPort 1.4 or better with the cable that comes in the box; an older cable will quietly cap the refresh rate and nothing on screen will tell you.
Who This Isn’t For
Someone who wants the screen to feel big. Twenty-seven inches is chosen deliberately for how much of it you can see at once, and if what you actually want is a cinematic desktop that fills your vision, this is the wrong size to start from. It is also not the right screen for a machine that spends most of its week on spreadsheets and toolbars, where the same static elements sit in the same pixels all day. Tell us the split and we will be straight about it.
Common Questions
Do I need to hit 240fps for this to be worth it?
No, but you should be well past 120. The panel shows you every frame the card produces, so the benefit scales with what you actually reach. Send us your graphics card and the games you play and we will tell you honestly where you would land.
Is 27 inches too small at 1440p?
It is the pairing that gives the highest pixel density of any common gaming size, so text and edges are crisp without scaling. On a normal desk it fills your view without asking you to move your head, which is the whole point of it here.
What do I do about static desktop elements?
Use the panel’s own protection features, hide the taskbar, and set a short screen blank. On a machine that is mostly used for playing rather than working, that is enough and it takes a minute to set up once.
Send us your graphics card and how you play with the enquiry, and we will confirm the cable and port you need for the full refresh rate. Exact model confirmed at time of quote.