LG 39GX900A-B 39" Ultrawide Curved OLED Quad HD Height Adjustable Monitor with Speakers

A 39-inch curved OLED panel in an ultrawide aspect ratio solves a problem that standard monitors cannot: it wraps your peripheral vision into the image without requiring you to turn your head, which matters enormously when you're editing a 4K timeline, running multiple trading terminals side by side, or playing a title that supports ultrawide rendering. The QHD resolution across that width gives you genuine desktop real estate rather than the stretched, low-density experience you get from budget ultrawide IPS panels, and OLED's per-pixel lighting means blacks are absolute — no blooming around bright UI elements on a dark background.

Who Is This For?

This monitor is built for creative professionals, serious sim racers, and productivity-focused users who spend eight or more hours a day at a desk and feel the compounding fatigue of poor contrast and colour accuracy. The height-adjustable stand is a meaningful addition for anyone who cares about ergonomics over the long term. If you primarily play fast-paced competitive shooters where refresh rate and response time trump colour fidelity, or if your budget is tight and a 27-inch IPS would genuinely serve you as well, look elsewhere.

What Buyers Say

Owners of LG's ultrawide OLED monitors consistently praise the image uniformity and the immediate, visible difference from LCD in dark scenes — HDR content in particular is cited as transformative. The built-in speakers receive surprisingly positive mentions for desk use. The most common frustration is OLED burn-in risk with static productivity layouts, which requires enabling LG's pixel-shift and screen-saver features from day one; ignoring them is a long-term risk with any OLED panel.

The Deal

Box is currently selling this at £899.99, reduced from £1,199.99 — a saving of £300, or 25% off. Because this product is newly tracked on our system, we have no historical low to compare against, so we cannot confirm whether £899.99 represents a genuine floor or a temporary dip from an inflated RRP. Worth watching for another price movement before committing.