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LG’s New 45″ Ultrawide OLED Monitors with 5K2K Resolution Showcased at CES 2025

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We had chance today to see the impressive new LG 45GX950A and 45GX990A in person at the LG booth at CES 2025. These new OLED screens offer a large 45″ ultrawide format with a 21:9 aspect ratio, but unlike previous OLED’s of this size, they have a higher 5120 x 2160 (or “5K2K”) resolution. That’s been combined with a 165Hz refresh rate here as well and they’re using LG.Display’s latest WOLED panels. They also support a dual-mode function allowing you to drop to a 2560 x 1080 resolution but double your refresh rate to 330Hz for faster gaming.

There’s a standard curved model available (the 950A) with a steep 800R curvature. They had this set up at the booth with a racing sim game, which is well suited to this wrap-around screen shape and provided a high level of user immersion.

For those who don’t want a steeply curved screen, LG are also providing a bendable version (the 990A) which has a motorized function that can switch the screen between a nearly-as-steep 900R curvature or a completely flat style instead, or anywhere in between we were told. They had this set up with two buttons that you could press to switch between the curved and flat mode – cue endless pressing back and forth by everyone there.

Loads more information and specs are available in our previous news article so we won’t repeat all of that here. We will also provide some video footage of these screens in our CES news round-up coming at some point soon.

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