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LG UltraGear 45GX90SA-B 45" Curved OLED WQHD 240Hz 0.03ms G-Sync Gaming Monitor with webOS
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LG UltraGear 45GX90SA-B 45" Curved OLED WQHD 240Hz 0.03ms G-Sync Gaming Monitor with webOS

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A 45-inch curved OLED panel running at 240Hz with a 0.03ms response time is a genuinely rare combination — and what makes this LG stand apart from its OLED rivals is the inclusion of webOS, meaning you can stream Netflix, Disney+, and Prime Video directly from the monitor without a PC or console connected. For sim racers and flight simmers in particular, the 800R curvature wraps the WQHD (3440x1440) image around your peripheral vision in a way that flat ultrawide monitors simply cannot replicate, while the OLED panel delivers true blacks that make dark cockpit environments look startlingly convincing.

Who Is This For?

This monitor is built for the serious PC gamer who spends long sessions in immersive titles — open-world RPGs, racing sims, or competitive shooters — and wants OLED image quality without compromising on refresh rate. G-Sync compatibility makes it a natural pairing with an Nvidia GPU. If you're primarily a console gamer or your setup is built around an AMD card, you'd be better served looking at alternatives — and if your desk is under 150cm wide, 45 inches will cause you genuine discomfort at normal viewing distances.

What Buyers Say

Owners consistently praise the panel's contrast and the immediacy of motion at 240Hz, describing it as the point where OLED and competitive refresh rates finally coexist without compromise. The webOS integration draws specific praise from users who use the monitor as a secondary entertainment screen. The most common frustration is brightness — OLED's inherent peak brightness ceiling means HDR performance, while visually striking, doesn't match mini-LED rivals at this price point in well-lit rooms.

The Deal

Currently priced at £1,199, down from £1,499, the £300 saving represents 20% off. Since this product is newly tracked at The Daily Find UK, there's no historical price data to confirm whether £1,499 was a genuine long-term retail price or a short-lived figure — so treat the "was" price with appropriate caution. Check back as we build price history. If you're actively in the market for a large-format OLED gaming monitor, this is worth watching closely — but don't rush purely on the saving alone.

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Price History & Verdict

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Based on our price history this is above the average price. Consider waiting for a better deal.

Current Price £1499.00
Lowest Recorded £1199.00
Average Price £1349.00
Original Price £1499.00

Frequently Asked Questions

The 800R curve is well-matched to a 45-inch ultrawide at typical desk distances of 60–90cm, keeping the edges comfortably within your field of view without feeling distorted. It is noticeably more aggressive than the common 1800R or 1500R curves, so if you sit very close or use the monitor for a lot of flat document work, you may find straight lines appear slightly bowed. For gaming and immersive use, it is the main draw of this panel size.

Both are 45-inch curved OLED ultrawides at WQHD resolution, but the LG model ships with webOS and native G-Sync certification, making it a stronger fit for NVIDIA GPU owners who want validated variable refresh performance. The Samsung G9 uses QD-OLED technology, which tends to produce slightly more saturated colours and higher peak brightness, while LG uses WOLED, which some users prefer for a more neutral, accurate tone out of the box. The webOS smart platform on the LG is a genuine differentiator if you want to use the monitor independently of a PC.

This product has only just been tracked, so there is no historical price data available to confirm whether £1,499 was a sustained retail price or a short-lived launch figure. The current verdict is WATCH, meaning it is not yet possible to verify whether £1,199 represents a real low or simply the monitor settling at its normal street price. It is worth checking back in a few weeks once pricing history has been established before committing.

There is no recorded price history for this product yet, as it has only just begun being tracked. £1,199 is the first data point available, so it cannot be confirmed as a record low or compared against previous sale prices. If you are not in urgent need, monitoring it for four to six weeks would give a much clearer picture of whether this price holds or drops further.

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