28-34" OLED for Gaming/Work

[DKskelr]

I want to switch to a cleaner monitor setup and am therefore looking for a larger second monitor that would sit above my AW2721d that I use for FPS gaming. The monitor should be

* 28-34"

* OLED
* VESA-mountable

* 120hz would be nice but I'd be also fine with 60hz

* either 1440p when it's a smaller screen or 4k when closer to 34"

 

 

Color accuracy is not a preferance since I won't use it for photo or video editing but rather for office work, AAA gaming, browsing etc. I never had a curved monitor so I don't really know if I should opt for one, especially since I'm gonna look at it from an angle. Would you rather go for a larger PC screen or a TV? 

[Alvin853]

Budget? The LG 32BP95E-B seems to fit most of your requirements, but it's only 60Hz and it is kinda expensive. OLED doesn't really exist in the monitor market yet, you'll have to wait another year or so for more options.

[DKskelr]

17 minutes ago, Alvin853 said:

Budget? The LG 32BP95E-B seems to fit most of your requirements, but it's only 60Hz and it is kinda expensive. OLED doesn't really exist in the monitor market yet, you'll have to wait another year or so for more options.

I wouldn't mind investing a bit more for a good monitor, but the LG 32BP95E-B would be above my budget. I'd say up to 2k Euro would be fine. 

[Alvin853]

6 minutes ago, DKskelr said:

I wouldn't mind investing a bit more for a good monitor, but the LG 32BP95E-B would be above my budget. I'd say up to 2k Euro would be fine. 

The only OLED smaller than 40" that is targeted at gamers is the Alienware AW3423DW QD-OLED, but that's a curved 21:9 UWQHD (so 3440x1440), which is on the lower end by PPI compared to a UHD@32". UHD OLEDs only exist in the 60Hz or 40"+ categories, and none of the monitor-sized offerings are below 2k Euro. 

LGs last year model 32EP950-B is a little bit cheaper than the recently released 32BP95E-B, but still very expensive.