YES! My next monitor. 

Wow, 4K + HDR, 144Hz, Gsync, IPS, is this the first one? +1 on a wider aspect ratio

loveha

ILikeBeans
Wow, 4K + HDR, 144Hz, Gsync, IPS, is this the first one? +1 on a wider aspect ratio

I think it is the first, and I would have bought it probably when I was looking to replace my Yamakasi Catleap if it was around at the time. Now that I have by Acer X34, I don't ever see my self switching from anything like it ever.

Yah, we don't have much to complain about  but as far as I'm concerned VR is the future, it's the next big amazing experience.

Q3 is wait time and suggested retail is 1,199.00 Ugg !

I WANT THIS!!!! too bad I would have to sell both my Kidneys to afford it lol! Can not imagine the picture quality since I believe my 1440p Asus PB278H monitor is amazing as it is!

add the acer 27in 144hz G-sync 4k QLED HDR
 
http://www.kitguru.net/peripherals/monitors/matthew-wilson/two-4k144hz-monitors-coming-q2-2017-first-will-cost-2000/ 
 
both will around the $2k mark

Looks sweet! I wonder how much the ultra wides will be when they get here

27"... why. WHY. Useless. 0/10. Will not buy. And after using OLED, I can't go back to LCD.
 
If you're running 4K, you're likely after PQ. And you'd get MUCH better PQ and immersion by using a curved 55" LG OLED TV, for the same damn price.

Nitemare3219
27"... why. WHY. Useless. 0/10. Will not buy. And after using OLED, I can't go back to LCD.
 
If you're running 4K, you're likely after PQ. And you'd get MUCH better PQ and immersion by using a curved 55" LG OLED TV, for the same damn price.

the QLED by samsumg is as good as OLED .....just look at the comments from CES trade show on the comparison between the two
 
LG OLED Signature W vs Samsung QLED Q9: Picture resolution
Appearances aside, it’s on to picture - or, rather, its resolution and sharpness.
The problem here, of course, is that both boxes offer UltraHD 4K. That’s 3840x2160 pixels on the LG and probably something similar on the Q9 - unless Samsung claims to have a higher count, courtesy of the nano-particles that its QLED tech employs.
With the battle between OLED and QLED being much more about colour quality and contrast than the actual sharpness of picture, there’s little to slip between the two here, at least on paper.






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LG OLED Signature W vs Samsung QLED Q9: Colour quality and saturation
 




Even before CES, we were hearing that colour is the new benchmark of quality. Both LG and Samsung are capable of building much bigger tellies, but the real consumer want is properly prettier pictures.
Here’s where that QLED tech comes in. It stands for Quantum Dot LED and it basically means that the Q9’s display is packed full of additional tiny particles - between 2 and 10 nanometres in diameter - that are incredibly good at producing saturated blues and reds.
Samsung is claiming that the Q9 achieves 100% reproduction of the DCI-P3 colour range (the spectrum used by the American film industry), which essentially means that any colour can be expressed at any brightness. In short: astounding saturation.
Of course, LG’s OLED tech is famed for its ability to produce vivid, vibrant colours - and the Signature W ought to be no exception.
Still, at this early stage, the Samsung edges it - though only a full review will determine whether it was more marketing hype than substantial evolution.
Winner: Samsung QLED Q9





 
LG OLED Signature W vs Samsung QLED Q9: Contrast and depth
 
 
Again, until we put the two sets side-by-side there’s no concrete way of telling between the OLED and QLED tech.
That said, it’s hard to imagine any backlit panel - however small the nano-particles in the Q9 are - beating the inherent contrast of an OLED display, particularly that on the Signature W.
Because OLED pixels emit their own light, rather than receiving it from a separate panel, and can be independently switched off for true-life blacks - with no bleed - it’s almost impossible to beat the depth of blacks on an OLED.
Both sets are HDR-equipped, which should deliver solid contrast levels - however, only the LG OLED Signature W plays nice with Dolby Vision: Samsung made no reference to the emerging HDR standard (and chief rival to HDR 10) when unveiling the Q9.
Why does that matter? Well, Dolby Vision delivers both brighter outputs and wider colour gamuts than HDR10, which also means it’s likely to ensure greater contrast ratios.
Sure, smart tech and an anti-reflective coating mean the Q9 can kick out between 1500 and 2000-nit peak brightness (double that of OLED), while first inspections suggest it’ll offer up impressively dark blacks, we still can’t see it beating the natural contrast of the OLED Signature W.
Winner: LG OLED Signature W






http://www.stuff.tv/featu...msung-qled-q9-weigh-in

When they solve the OLED Burn issue, then it become a viable option for me

from what I understand there are several different types of displays mentioned here:
 
Quantum-dot https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_dot_display
OLED https://en.wikipedia.org/...ikipedia.org/wiki/OLED
and QD-LED https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Light-emitting_diode#Quantum_dot_LEDs
 
this seems to be the first type, a quantum-dot enhanced LCD, not the latest tech that is called "QLED/QDLED", a Quantum dot enhanced OLED
 
 

juang1985
i got a 1080 ti SLI fwt overclocked to 2000+ hrz on core and 6000 ram (12gbs)  would SLI 1080 TI Drive this monitor nicely?   I know i cant get 144FPS in every game but should be well above 60 fps?  i would like 70-100 fps then Gsync will kick in  

Should be above 60 fps in most games that support sli.

I do a lot of video and sound editing, and I'm still surprised to see so many 4k monitors around 27 inch in size, the icons on a 40 inch 4k monitor I had were roughly the same size as my 3440x1440 ultrawide.

loveha

ILikeBeans
Wow, 4K + HDR, 144Hz, Gsync, IPS, is this the first one? +1 on a wider aspect ratio

I think it is the first, and I would have bought it probably when I was looking to replace my Yamakasi Catleap if it was around at the time. Now that I have by Acer X34, I don't ever see my self switching from anything like it ever.

I will buy the "catleap" version of this, hopefully at the price i bought my asus 1440p. 

XrayMan

Sajin
YES! My next monitor. 

Did you get it yet?      :P

Nope. Hasn't been listed for sale yet.