#6089901

nevcairiel

2023-01-03 19:11

45" and not 4K? This is not the 2023 I wanted.

#6089908

ManofGod

2023-01-03 19:23

I love the curved aspect but, for $1600, I choose nope every time. I just picked up the LG C2 42 Inch OLED and am using on my PC and so far, I am pleased.

#6089920

damasta

2023-01-03 19:56

Only 150nits? Is this a typo?

#6089921

Neo Cyrus

2023-01-03 20:01

nevcairiel:

45" and not 4K? This is not the 2023 I wanted.

I agree 1440p is too low res for a 45" 21.5:9 screen, but to be 4K density at that aspect ratio it'd have to be 5160x2160 res. Not exactly easy to power.

damasta:

Only 150nits? Is this a typo?

Maybe not, the typical brightness of an OLED is pretty low compared to any form of LCD.

#6089922

rflair

Moderator

2023-01-03 20:07

damasta:

Only 150nits? Is this a typo?

I'm pretty sure this has to do with pixel density and being self illuminated pixels, probably why some prefer the newer mini-led panels, the high quality ones costing as much or more than OLED.

#6089936

akbaar

2023-01-03 20:44

nevcairiel:

45" and not 4K? This is not the 2023 I wanted.

right? so stupid. I own Predator 43inch and its 4K 120Hz. and am in love.

#6089984

IceVip

2023-01-03 23:05

damasta:

Only 150nits? Is this a typo?

150 nits is the 100% white window brightness. All WRGB oleds are 150-170. Only QD-OLED can go up to 250 nits at 100% white window.

#6090039

fry178

2023-01-04 06:06

@damasta nits isnt that important, as almost no one sits with the sun shining straight at the screen, requiring high brightness. contrast is much more important.