Waste of time and money, horribly smeared mess, I've tried everything in the world to fix it, still a mess. Limited ports and inputs.

The monitor is terrible for gaming. The Halos are just crazy about how much it costs to buy them. i want to return it You're getting 4k, but honestly you're better off with a 32-inch, non-ghosting, 1440p monitor that's 240 fps. that gives 120 fps at 4k, but the ghosting kills everything. do not buy

I love this monitor. I have no issues with it, contrary to what other reviewers have stated. Upgraded from Acer Predator 34 in 120Hz.

I am delighted with this monitor. Big but not too big. If you have a good computer with the right hardware, you'll find it useful. Other reviews aren't favorable but I can tell you if you watch 4k content it's amazing. The price is okay.

I originally gave 3 stars; But now that I have a really good monitor I had to reduce it to 1. There is absolutely no reason to buy this monitor for desktop, gaming or video. If you have enough cash to buy this and a 3080 for 4K 120Hz, please spend the extra $500 on an LG CX or other OLED/QLED. The LG CX I got instead has 0 bleed-through, 0 ghosting and still decent enough HDR brightness. I can use it for desktop text with perfect definition. Pros: Dimming at the edge of the screen is…

DO NOT BUY THE PREDATOR CG437k! I bought this monitor and it's a mess. Boot the computer and sometimes I get unrecognized input or invalid input. Run the game "when I let the monitor display at 144Hz with both DP cables". and it turns off or half of the display is on, and on the right side there are gray bars from right to center and top to bottom. Or just the wrong color. I could go on. sent it back to be fixed (and as another reviewer had posted here) they sent it back with nothing bad to…

I had a 43 inch curved TV that I had been using for my PC for a long time and decided I wanted to get a real gaming monitor. I bought an RTX 2080 Ti and this monitor. I had unrealistic expectations but this monitor really let me down. Physical condition seems great. It's heavy and solid, the cooling seems adequate, and I liked the idea of the included RGB light strips. I was a little surprised that wasn't the case. There is no manual included, just a quick start guide. To be honest there is…

I don't understand what they thought about it, it could have been perfect. If you mount it where you would normally mount a monitor like the Galaxy Odyssey G9, the flatness doesn't allow you to see the sides very well, it needs to be at least slightly curved, the sides are totally wasted. If they wanted you to set it up as a TV and sit back further, then why not use the TV? Many TVs now offer G-Sync. I want to use it as a desktop monitor but it has to be curved which is very disappointing.

Do yourself a favor and buy a 48" LG CX TV/monitor. The CX48 costs about the same and is worth every penny. This panel (cg437k) has too many flaws at this price point and isn't worth the money. It has horrible ghosting issues, flickers at low framerates with G-Sync enabled, HDR 1000 is an unusable blurry disgusting mess, you get better colors when it's off, and few games actually have decent HDR (Horizon Zero Dawn on PC) I'm not sure why you would ever go for this LG CX at this price point…