31 UltraGears Could Be Ordered at LG: 3 OLED, 18 IPS, 10 VA
Nine of the 10 VA models are listed as curved, none of the 18 IPS models; three state a dual mode. Prices: LG’s US store, 1 Nov 2026.
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LG’s US store listed 73 UltraGear gaming monitors on 1 November 2026, and 31 of them could be ordered: 3 OLED, 18 IPS and 10 VA, by LG’s own panel filter. The OLED models run 27 to 39 inches at 240 Hz to 480 Hz, none of the IPS models is listed as curved and they span 120 Hz to 1000 Hz, and nine of the ten VA models are curved.
Every figure below is from LG’s US gaming monitors page and product pages, read on 1 November 2026. The list price is the struck-through price LG showed during its sale (its page data calls it the MSRP); the price shown is what LG was charging that day. We have not used these monitors.
How LG groups them
LG’s filter sorts UltraGear monitors by panel: OLED, IPS, Nano IPS and VA. Its product titles add a size, a resolution (FHD, QHD, WQHD, 4K UHD, 5K or 5K2K) and a refresh rate, and some add a series name: G4, G5, G6, or evo, which LG describes as “pushing beyond 4K with ultra-high resolution”. No Nano IPS model was available to order on 1 November, so the tables below cover three panel types.
| Panel, as LG files it | Orderable models | Sizes (in) | Top refresh (Hz) | Curved | List price range |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| OLED | 3 | 27 to 39 | 240 to 480 | 2 of 3 | $999.99 to $1,799.99 |
| IPS | 18 | 24 to 32 | 120 to 1000 | 0 of 18 | $139.99 to $1,199.99 |
| VA | 10 | 32 to 45 | 144 to 240 | 9 of 10 | $199.99 to $899.99 |
The 31 rows that follow add up to those counts. For what separates a self-lit panel from a backlit one, our OLED and Mini-LED explainer covers the blacks, the brightness and the burn-in risk.
OLED: three models
| Model | Size (in) | Resolution | Refresh (Hz) | Curved | List | Shown, 1 Nov |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 39GX950B-B (evo GX9) | 39 | 5K2K | 165, or 330 at WFHD | Yes, 800R | $1,799.99 | $1,599.99 |
| 34GS95QE-B | 34 | WQHD | 240 | Yes, 800R | $1,299.99 | $799.99 |
| 27GX790A-B | 27 | QHD | 480 | No | $999.99 | $699.99 |
LG’s OLED filter returns 11 models, but 8 of them had no cart button on 1 November. The 39-inch evo model is the one OLED with a dual mode in the orderable set: LG says it switches between 5K2K at 165 Hz and WFHD at 330 Hz.
IPS: eighteen models, none listed as curved
| Model | Size (in) | Resolution | Refresh (Hz) | Dual mode | List | Shown, 1 Nov |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 27GM950B-B (evo GM9, Hyper Mini LED) | 27 | 5K | 165, or 330 at QHD | Yes | $1,199.99 | $899.99 |
| 25G590B-B | 25 | FHD | 1000 | No | $999.99 | $999.99 |
| 27G810A-B | 27 | 4K UHD | 180, or 360 at FHD | Yes | $599.99 | $399.99 |
| 27GR83Q-B | 27 | QHD | 240 | No | $499.99 | $349.99 |
| 27G640A-B | 27 | QHD | 300 | No | $449.99 | $449.99 |
| 32G650B-B | 32 | QHD | 300 | No | $399.99 | $399.99 |
| 27GS75Q-B | 27 | QHD | 200 | No | $399.99 | $199.99 |
| 27G610A-B | 27 | QHD | 200 | No | $299.99 | $249.99 |
| 27G61ZB-B | 27 | QHD | 200 | No | $199.99 | $199.99 |
| 27G550B-B (G5) | 27 | FHD | 300 | No | $299.99 | $199.99 |
| 27G440A-B | 27 | FHD | 240 | No | $299.99 | $199.99 |
| 27G523B-B (G5) | 27 | FHD | 200 | No | $179.99 | $179.99 |
| 27G521B-B (G5) | 27 | FHD | 200 | No | $169.99 | $169.99 |
| 25G523B-B (G5) | 25 | FHD | 200 | No | $149.99 | $149.99 |
| 27G414B-B (G4) | 27 | FHD | 144 | No | $159.99 | $159.99 |
| 24G414B-B (G4) | 24 | FHD | 144 | No | $139.99 | $139.99 |
| 27G411A-B | 27 | FHD | 120 (144 overclocked) | No | $169.99 | $119.99 |
| 24G411A-B | 24 | FHD | 120 (144 overclocked) | No | $149.99 | $129.99 |
Two IPS models stand apart from the rest. LG files its 5K evo GM9 (affiliate link to Amazon, opens in a new tab) under IPS although the card calls it Hyper Mini LED, with 9,216 LEDs behind the panel; and LG calls its 25-inch 1000 Hz model the world’s first Full HD native 1000 Hz gaming monitor. The other sixteen run from 120 Hz to 300 Hz at Full HD, QHD or 4K.
A higher refresh rate shows more frames per second; it does not remove the hitch that our stutter explainer traces to shader building.
VA: ten models, nine of them curved
| Model | Size (in) | Resolution | Refresh (Hz) | Curved | List | Shown, 1 Nov |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 37G800A-B | 37 | 4K UHD | 165 | Yes | $799.99 | $799.99 |
| 45GR75DC-B | 45 | QHD | 200 | Yes | $899.99 | $699.99 |
| 45GR65DC-B | 45 | QHD | 200 | Yes | $769.99 | $549.99 |
| 34G63DA-B | 34 | WQHD | 240 | Yes | $499.99 | $449.99 |
| 34G630A-B | 34 | WQHD | 240 | Yes | $499.99 | $399.99 |
| 34G600A-B | 34 | WQHD | 160 | Yes, 1800R | $399.99 | $399.99 |
| 32GS60QC-B | 32 | QHD | 180 | Yes, 1000R | $299.99 | $229.99 |
| 32G600A-B | 32 | QHD | 180 | Yes | $259.99 | $229.99 |
| 32G60WA-B | 32 | QHD | 180 | Yes, 1000R | $215.99 | $215.99 |
| 32G403B-B (G4) | 32 | FHD | 144 | No | $199.99 | $199.99 |
The VA group holds the largest screens LG had available to order, at 37 to 45 inches, and three 34-inch WQHD models; the 32-inch G4 is the one flat VA model.
Reading the sale prices
LG was running a sale on 1 November, with struck-through prices on 18 of the 31 models and gift-card offers on some. A struck-through price is meant to be one the item really sold at; what a crossed-out price has to have been sets out the US rules. Compare model codes rather than names: two LG titles can read almost alike and differ in one digit, such as the 34G630A-B and 34G63DA-B above. ASUS splits its gaming monitors by line instead, ROG Swift and ROG Strix, as which ASUS ROG monitor is which sets out; BenQ splits its monitors by use, as which BenQ monitor is which shows.
Who each panel suits, by the spec sheet
- OLED: high refresh at 27 to 39 inches, with the 480 Hz 27-inch model and two 800R curved models.
- IPS: screens from 24 to 32 inches, none listed as curved, the widest refresh range here (120 Hz to 1000 Hz), and the lowest list prices in LG’s orderable set.
- VA: curved screens from 32 to 45 inches, including three 34-inch WQHD models and two 45-inch models.
Questions people ask
What is the difference between LG UltraGear OLED and IPS monitors?
Panel type. LG files its UltraGear monitors as OLED, IPS, Nano IPS or VA. On 1 November 2026 LG’s US store had 3 OLED models available to order, at 27 to 39 inches, and 18 IPS models, at 24 to 32 inches, with top refresh rates from 120 Hz to 1000 Hz.
What does dual mode mean on an LG UltraGear monitor?
The monitor can run at a high resolution with a lower refresh rate, or a lower resolution with a higher one. LG’s 39-inch 5K2K OLED, for example, switches between 5K2K at 165 Hz and WFHD at 330 Hz.
Which LG UltraGear monitors are curved?
Of the 31 models LG’s US store offered to order on 1 November 2026, 11 are described as curved: two OLED models and nine of the ten VA models. None of the 18 IPS models is listed as curved.
What is LG UltraGear evo?
It is LG’s name for UltraGear models it describes as pushing beyond 4K with ultra-high resolution. On 1 November 2026 two evo models could be ordered: a 39-inch 5K2K OLED (GX9) and a 27-inch 5K Hyper Mini LED model (GM9).
Does LG make a 1000Hz monitor?
Yes. LG lists a 25-inch Full HD IPS UltraGear with a native 1000 Hz refresh rate, and calls it the world’s first Full HD native 1000 Hz gaming monitor.
What do G4 and G5 mean on LG UltraGear monitors?
They are series names LG puts in some product titles. On LG’s US store the G4 models listed run at 144 Hz Full HD, and the G5 models at 200 Hz or 300 Hz Full HD. Many other UltraGear titles carry no series name.
How we researched this
No one at bitcritiq has handled this product. Everything here comes from published sources, listed below.
- What this cannot tell you
- LG’s Curved Screen filter returned 11 models and its Dual Mode filter 2, and both omit models whose titles or bullets say curved or dual mode (39GX950B-B, 27G810A-B, 27GM950B-B), so we used the titles and bullets. Not every card gives a curvature radius. Resolution is as LG names it (FHD, QHD, WQHD, 4K UHD, 5K, 5K2K); we did not read each spec sheet. LG files the 27GM950B-B, a Hyper Mini LED model, under IPS. Stock changes daily, and LG’s Black Friday sale prices change too; the 42 models without an Add to Cart button include 8 more OLED models. We have not used any of these monitors, and this page does not rank them.
How we chose this, and what we did
- Why this subject
- LG’s UltraGear range is large: its US UltraGear gaming monitors page reported 73 results on 1 November 2026, including models shown only with a Notify Me button. No bitcritiq post sets out which UltraGear is which. We scoped the article to the 31 models that page offered with an Add to Cart button that day, and grouped them the way LG’s own Display Type filter does (OLED, IPS, Nano IPS, VA). No Nano IPS model was orderable that day.
- How we looked at it
- Read on 1 November 2026 in the research browser. On lg.com/us/gaming-monitors we loaded every result (73, as the page states) and recorded each card’s title, model code, price shown and, where LG showed a saving, its struck-through price, which LG’s page data labels msrp; that is the list price in our tables. We counted the cards with an Add to Cart button: 31, all listed before the first Notify Me card. We then applied LG’s Display Type filter one value at a time and read the model codes it returned: OLED 11 results, IPS 35, Nano IPS 4, VA 23 (73 in all); intersecting those lists with the 31 gives 3 OLED, 18 IPS and 10 VA. Size, resolution, refresh rate, curvature and dual mode come from LG’s product titles and card bullets. Curvature control: LG puts “Curved” in the title of curved models (for example 34G630A-B and 32G600A-B), and the 39GX950B-B card says “39 Inch curved”; no title among the 18 IPS models contains “Curved”, while each contains “IPS” or a G-series name. We opened the product pages of 27GM950B-B, 39GX950B-B and 25G590B-B to confirm their refresh modes and prices.
What this rests on
6 claims, all official. Nothing here was measured by bitcritiq — see how we test for why. Open a claim to read the source it came from.
LG’s US UltraGear gaming monitors page listed 73 models on 1 November 2026, and 31 of them showed an Add to Cart button.Official
lg.com/us/gaming-monitors, 1 November 2026: “73 Results”; 31 cards carry “Add to Cart”, the rest “Notify Me” or no cart button.
By LG’s Display Type filter, the 31 orderable models were 3 OLED, 18 IPS and 10 VA.Official
Display Type filter results, 1 November 2026: “11 Results” for OLED, “35 Results” for IPS, “23 Results” for VA, “4 Results” for Nano IPS; the orderable OLED models are 39GX950B-B, 34GS95QE-B and 27GX790A-B.
The 39GX950B-B switches between 5K2K at 165 Hz and WFHD at 330 Hz.Official
39GX950B-B page: “Dual Mode refresh rate: switch between 5K2K at 165Hz or 330Hz WFHD speed”; “Native Resolution 5K2K (5120 x 2160)”.
The 27GM950B-B uses a Hyper Mini LED backlight with 9,216 LEDs and switches between 5K at 165 Hz and QHD at 330 Hz.Official
27GM950B-B page: “Hyper Mini LED powers brighter 5K gaming with 9,216 LEDs and reduced blooming”; “Dual Mode refresh rate: switch between 5K at 165Hz or 330Hz QHD speed”.
LG lists the 25G590B-B as a 25-inch Full HD IPS monitor with a native 1000 Hz refresh rate, at $999.99.Official
lg.com/us/gaming-monitors card: “25 Inch UltraGear™ FHD IPS 1000Hz USB-C Monitor … 25G590B-B … $999.99”; “25" native 1000Hz display with Full HD (1920×1080) clarity”.
Nine of the 10 orderable VA models are described as curved; none of the 18 orderable IPS models is.Official
Product titles on lg.com/us/gaming-monitors, e.g. “34 Inch UltraGear™ WQHD 1440p 240Hz … Curved Gaming Monitor” (34G630A-B); the one flat VA model is “32 Inch UltraGear™G4 FHD 144Hz HDR10 AMD FreeSync Gaming Monitor with Built-in Speaker” (32G403B-B).
Sources 8
- Gaming Monitors: 4K, Curved, OLED & UltraGear Displays — LG USAOfficialaccessed Nov 1, 2026
- Gaming Monitors, Display Type: OLED — LG USAOfficialaccessed Nov 1, 2026
- Gaming Monitors, Display Type: IPS — LG USAOfficialaccessed Nov 1, 2026
- Gaming Monitors, Display Type: VA — LG USAOfficialaccessed Nov 1, 2026
Show 4 more · 4 official or standards
- Gaming Monitors, Display Type: Nano IPS — LG USAOfficialaccessed Nov 1, 2026
- 27 Inch UltraGear evo Gaming Monitor, 27GM950B-B — LG USAOfficialaccessed Nov 1, 2026
- 39 Inch UltraGear OLED evo Gaming Monitor, 39GX950B-B — LG USAOfficialaccessed Nov 1, 2026
- 25 Inch UltraGear Gaming Monitor, 25G590B-B — LG USAOfficialaccessed Nov 1, 2026
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