Syed Imran Haider 
Fast OLED Displays
The new year seems to bring lots of surprises in the technology realm. Tech companies like Corsair, Asus, and LG have announced the release of new fast OLED gaming monitors in January 2023. The 240Hz OLED gaming displays will appear at CES 2023 after a few days.
The mega event will have many tech categories on display, including 240Hz OLED gaming panel displays. These panels can promise an enhanced picture quality with a speedy response time than IPS or LED.
The New Fast OLED Gaming DisplaysÂ
However, OLED gaming monitors have a history of having no ability to offer high-refresh rates. They have enjoyed some exceptions like a QD-OLED and the AW 3423DW, which run at 175Hz speed. The FPS and eSports specialists and gamers have finally obtained the optimal 240Hz refresh rate.
Several 240Hz OLED gaming monitors will be in view at the CES 2023 conference. The 45-inch OLED monitor of the Corsair Xeneon Flex has a customizable curving available for $1,999. Users can squeeze the screen together to switch between 800R curved and flat display modes, making it suitable for work and playing games.
The Corsair Xeneon Flex has a pre-release version available for an early review, leaving a great impression on potential users. The 240Hz variable at the refresh speed rate with a 1440p resolution and AMD FreeSyn Premium is a notable feature. The Corsair Xeneon Flex is compatible with Nvidia G-Syn and enjoys a zippy 0.03 microsecond response time.
LG OLED Gaming Displays
The CES conference will also showcase LG’s 27-inch UltraGear and 45-inch ultra-wide OLED monitors. These models are already available for order for $999 and $1,699, respectively. LG’s 27-inch UltraGear and 45-inch ultra-wide OLED 240Hz displays have 1440 pixels and 0.03ms response time. The LG Display OLED panels will come in handy in the best monitors from other bands like Asus and Corsair.
Asus OLED DisplaysÂ
Besides LG and Corsair, Asus will unveil a 27-inch ROG OLED gaming display at the CES 2023 conference, though the company hasn’t disclosed many details about the product. The teaser posted on Twitter in December indicated the ROG Swift OLED.
Its PG27AQDM will run at 240Hz with 1440 pixels resolution. The post does not mention the price and release date of the gaming monitor. The LG Display OLED panel will also be available in a glossy version. It has a 27-inch Spectrum monitor running at 240Hz and 1440p resolution.
The Dough will also deploy the said OLED monitor, though the company does not reveal anything about showcasing it at CES 2023. Interested users can reserve the OLED gaming monitor at $649 and receive it somewhere in July 2023.
The LG UltraGear OLED monitors will have a 200-nit brightness level, whereas the Corsair Xeneon Flex comes with 150 nits of the same. OLED displays usually work as dimmer because of heat, power requirements, and burn-in risk. Users of Samsung Odyssey G9 with 420 nits’ brightness level may feel these OLED monitors pretty subdued.
