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LG Announces 32” 4K Monitor; Debuted at CES 2021
LG announced the UltraFine OLED Pro 32EP950 in January at CES 2021, but it was quiet on its price. It will retail for €3,999 ($5555). According to LG, the monitor should launch in July 2021, although it remains unclear if that is a European launch or a global one. The 32EP950 is only a 60 Hz panel too, despite LG selling 120 Hz OLED ones in its BX and CX TV lines. According to the company, the 32EP950 offers 10-bit color depth, 1 ms grey-to-grey response times and a 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio. Additionally, LG has certified the monitor as DisplayHDR 400 True Black and claims that it covers 99% of both the AdobeRGB and DCI-P3 color spaces. LG has equipped the monitor with a USB Type-C port that can recharge devices at up to 90 W too using USB Power Delivery, along with two DisplayPort connections, one HDMI and three USB Type-A ports. LG has also announced the UltraFine 32BP95E, which matches the 32EP950's specifications but includes a light protection hood and a self-calibration option. The company is yet to confirm how much the 32BP95E will cost, although it has given an estimate of between €3,000 and €4,000. This price range also applies to the UltraFine 27EP950 and the 27BP95E, which are 27-inch versions of the 32EP950 and 32BP95E. These three monitors will be orderable sometime during summer 2021. The panel was reportedly supplied by JOLED from its Gen 5.5 IJP fab.
Figure 1: LG UltraFine
LG announced the UltraFine OLED Pro 32EP950 in January at CES 2021, but it was quiet on its price. It will retail for €3,999 ($5555). According to LG, the monitor should launch in July 2021, although it remains unclear if that is a European launch or a global one. The 32EP950 is only a 60 Hz panel too, despite LG selling 120 Hz OLED ones in its BX and CX TV lines. According to the company, the 32EP950 offers 10-bit color depth, 1 ms grey-to-grey response times and a 1,000,000:1 contrast ratio. Additionally, LG has certified the monitor as DisplayHDR 400 True Black and claims that it covers 99% of both the AdobeRGB and DCI-P3 color spaces. LG has equipped the monitor with a USB Type-C port that can recharge devices at up to 90 W too using USB Power Delivery, along with two DisplayPort connections, one HDMI and three USB Type-A ports. LG has also announced the UltraFine 32BP95E, which matches the 32EP950's specifications but includes a light protection hood and a self-calibration option. The company is yet to confirm how much the 32BP95E will cost, although it has given an estimate of between €3,000 and €4,000. This price range also applies to the UltraFine 27EP950 and the 27BP95E, which are 27-inch versions of the 32EP950 and 32BP95E. These three monitors will be orderable sometime during summer 2021. The panel was reportedly supplied by JOLED from its Gen 5.5 IJP fab.
Figure 1: LG UltraFine
