Hold onto your gaming chairs, because LG is about to set CES 2026 on fire with an epic lineup of 5K UltraGear gaming monitors! These bad boys are more than just screens; they're portals to an uncharted visual universe!
First up, the 27-inch UltraGear GM9 (27GM950B) is here to blow your mind! Imagine a 5K resolution landscape so crisp you could cut pixels with it. We’re talking 5,120 x 2,880 of pure eye candy! And with 2,304 local dimming zones paired with a blinding 1,250-nit peak brightness, it’s HDR glory like you've never seen before. Whether you’re grinding out office reports or diving into intergalactic battles at a blistering 165Hz (or 330Hz at QHD!), this monitor makes everything freakishly beautiful!
But that’s just the beginning. Feast your eyes on the 39-inch GX9 (39GX950B), an upgrade that takes its WQHD predecessor to a whole new level. At 5K2K resolution, this beast offers a deeper 1500R curve that envelops you in an ultra-immersive gaming cocoon. With refresh rates of up to 330Hz, when dialed down to FHD, and a solid 165Hz at 5K2K, every frame sizzles with lifelike clarity!
And finally, for those who live for scale, the UltraGear Evo 52-inch G9 (52G930B) is here to make heads turn. Stretched wide with a 5K2K resolution and a 240Hz refresh rate, this colossal curved display promises an expansive 21:9 view that will have your jaw on the floor. Say goodbye to ordinary; this is your gateway to a cinematic gaming dimension!
But hold up—what's this? LG's new AI upscaling tech is baked into the 27-inch and 39-inch models, promising pixel-perfect visuals without the need to upgrade your GPU. Sure, it’s a bold claim against heavyweights like Nvidia’s DLSS 4, but who doesn’t love a bit of healthy competition?
While LG kept mum on some specs—like ports, VESA compatibilities, and if these hunks of tech come with speakers—pricing and release dates are still under wraps. But with these predictors of future dominance, any wait will be worth it!
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