LG Launches 83-inch RGB Tandem OLED Display Featuring Up to 4000 Nits Brightness and World’s Fastest 540Hz QHD OLED Monitor

LG is making significant strides in the realm of OLED technology, as evidenced by its latest advances showcased at the COEX event in Seoul. This time, the company introduced a new lineup of displays that highlight their commitment to innovation and excellence in the display industry.

LG Unveils Groundbreaking Primary RGB Tandem-Based 4th Gen OLED Displays at COEX

Recently, LG debuted its inaugural Tandem OLED gaming monitor in the Chinese market, capable of achieving an impressive peak brightness of 1, 500 nits. Building upon this momentum, LG presented additional advanced Primary RGB Tandem displays during the event in South Korea. These displays, classified as 4th generation OLED displays, are touted for their exceptional brightness levels, reaching up to 1, 500 nits, and superior typical brightness when compared to standard OLED panels.

The LG Display-led technological evolution of OLED is changing the paradigm of displays,

We will secure sustainable technological competitiveness and provide differentiated customer value by not only bringing commercial technologies to maturity but also solidly preparing R&D capabilities for future technologies.

– LG Official

The innovative Primary RGB Tandem technology utilizes a unique four-layer configuration of Green, Blue, and Red OLED panels, which enhances both brightness and contrast. At the COEX event, LG revealed three cutting-edge displays that push the boundaries of OLED technology, with specifications that highlight their market leadership.

Comparison of 3rd Gen OLED vs 4th Gen OLED with colored layers and labeled text. — LG’s 4th Gen OLED, aka Primary RGB Tandem, employs four RGB layers for enhanced performance

The first display is an impressive 83-inch model that boasts a peak brightness of up to 4, 000 nits, setting a new benchmark for large OLED displays. This model is designed to deliver vibrant visuals for both gaming and cinematic experiences.

Next, LG introduced the fastest OLED monitor in the world, featuring a remarkable 540 Hz refresh rate on a 27-inch screen with 1440p resolution. This monitor also includes Dynamic Frequency & Resolution (DFR) technology, allowing it to dynamically switch to 1080p resolution and achieve an astonishing 720 Hz refresh rate. Additionally, it offers exceptional color accuracy, covering 99.5% of the DCI-P3 color gamut, and maintains a peak brightness of 1, 500 nits, greatly surpassing the performance of its predecessor, the LG UltraGear 27GX700A, which maxes out at 280 Hz at QHD resolution.

Lastly, LG showcased a remarkable 45-inch 5K2K (5120×2160) OLED panel that delivers the highest resolution currently available on OLED technology. This display is perfectly suited for high-definition video consumption and immersive gaming, enriching the overall viewing experience.

While these displays highlight LG’s advancements in OLED technology, the company has not yet provided details regarding their pricing and availability.

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