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I've considered it, but can't play FPS effectively on anything over 34" due to biology and $ per sqft of real-estate. The seating position to keep the game in f

I've considered it, but can't play FPS effectively on anything over 34" due to biology and $ per sqft of real-estate. The seating position to keep the game in focus would be half way across the room. OLEDs under 40" aren't TVs and almost all OLED monitors target revenue generating use-cases and are priced to match.

LargoLasskhyfv 5y ago
Playing FPS is office use? Are you a game developer? :-)
jnwatson 5y ago
LG sells several 48" OLED TVs. To get the equivalent of 30" distance to a 27" monitor (about 48 degrees FOV), you need to be about 4.5 feet away from a 48" screen. I just mounted mine to the wall, and the back of the desk is about a foot off the wall.
- bpye 5y ago
  LG is also introducing a 42” OLED this year - which I am very tempted by [0]. [0] - https://tftcentral.co.uk/news/lg-c2-oled-tv-line-up-for-2022-including-the-42-sized-oled42c2 https://tftcentral.co.uk/news/lg-c2-oled-tv-line-up-for-2022...
- poink 5y ago
  I have the Gigabyte FO48U, which uses the same panel as the 48" LG C1, and... it's a beautiful TV. That's what I wound up using it for, because I couldn't stand it as a monitor and went back to my old 27". Image retention is still a real factor for computer use, and maximizing a mostly-white window results in this incredibly jarring transition from a screen that's almost uncomfortably bright to one that's too dim.