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LG UltraGear OLED 45GX950A-B Zwart
45 in • 5120 × 2160 • OLED • 165 Hz
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Specifications
Key specifications
| Screen size | 45 inch |
|---|---|
| Resolution | 5120 × 2160 |
| Panel technology | OLED |
| Refresh rate | 165 Hz |
| Supplied USB PD power | Unknown |
| HDMI version | Unknown |
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| Screen & image | |
|---|---|
| Screen size | 45 in |
| Resolution | 5120 × 2160 |
| Panel technology | OLED |
| Max. refresh rate | 165 Hz |
| Response time (manufacturer) | Unknown |
| Response time method | Unknown |
| HDR certification | Unknown |
| Typical brightness | Unknown |
| Max. refresh via HDMI at native resolution | Unknown |
| Connections & features | |
| Refresh rate connection | Unknown |
| USB-C power delivery | Unknown |
| KVM | Unknown |
| Size & power | |
| Height adjustment | Unknown |
Manufacturer source ↗ · Specifications checked: 2026-10-30
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Our choice analysis
Our verdict
The 45GX950A targets a large curved image at an appropriate viewing distance.
What does this mean for you?
- Choose it when
- Immersive games on a spacious desk.Assess your workload and complete configuration.
- Check before buying
- Try the 800R curve and check resolution at 330Hz.Request the complete model code and check current settings.
Advantages
- Large 5K2K screen with clearly separated dual modes
Drawbacks
- Try the 800R curve and check resolution at 330Hz.
- Exact test and owner evidence coverage remains incomplete
A good fit forImmersive games on a spacious desk.
Look further ifYou want mild curvature or 5K2K at 330Hz.
Why this advice?
The 45GX950A targets a large curved image at an appropriate viewing distance. Try the 800R curve on your desk, especially for documents and timelines.
Manufacturer and test distinguish 5K2K at 165Hz from 2560×1080 at 330Hz. Lower resolution is a deliberate sharpness tradeoff; both maxima do not occur together.
Full 5K2K gaming also needs suitable GPU and connection support. The 39GX950B is a distinct model with different curvature and density.
Check desk depth, mounting support and regional OLED care terms. Long-term owner coverage remains incomplete.
Tested version and limitations
Check the complete model code and input mode. Manufacturer maxima are not measured response times, colour accuracy or long-term reliability. Only the listed editions are covered. Exact regional revision and evidence coverage remain separate checks.
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Technical explanation and buying checks
Does it fit your needs?
- Screen size: 45 in.
- Resolution: 5120 × 2160 .
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- Check the exact configuration and compatibility with your connections and software.
How certain is this analysis?
Experiences form a limited model-level selection. Multiple posts from one owner, sponsored experiences and republications are not additional independent measurements. Region, RAM, firmware and test conditions can change outcomes.
Speed, battery runtime, camera quality and reliability require relevant evidence. Conflicting opinions are not averaged into a misleadingly precise score.
What do these features mean?
Technology trade-offs for the documented features of this configuration. General characteristics, not a hands-on verdict about this unit.
OLEDOLED
Pixels emit their own light; black pixels do not need a backlight. QD-OLED and pOLED belong to this family.
- + Potential advantage
- Deep blacks and generally fast pixel transitions suit movies and moving images.
- − Trade-off
- Repeated static content can cause uneven wear or burn-in. Brightness and text rendering vary by panel generation and implementation.
- Check before buying
- Check text clarity, brightness for your use, care features and the exact warranty terms.
Hz165 Hz
Hz describes refreshes per second, not measured game frames per second.
- + Potential advantage
- Higher refresh can show motion and scrolling more smoothly.
- − Trade-off
- The source, input and resolution must support the mode. Hz does not establish actual pixel response or input lag.
- Check before buying
- Verify refresh per input and resolution and the response-time measurement method.
How this advice was made
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