LG’s UltraGear line sits in the “serious gaming” bracket, competing with the likes of Samsung Odyssey and ASUS ROG screens that aim to do both fast refresh and high resolution without sacrificing colour. This 32-inch 32G810SA-W pairs a 4K panel with a 144Hz refresh rate, so it’s pitched at players who want sharper detail than 1440p while still keeping motion smooth for shooters and racers. The IPS panel choice leans towards better viewing angles and more consistent colours than many VA alternatives, which matters if you also use it for work, streaming, or console play from the sofa.
Who is this for — and what do you need to run 4K at 144Hz?
To make the most of 4K/144Hz on PC, you’ll want a high-end GPU and the right connection/cable; otherwise you may end up choosing between maximum resolution and maximum frame rate. On consoles, 4K at high refresh can still be useful for supported titles and smoother UI.
- 32-inch 4K gives a crisp desktop and detailed game worlds, with enough screen space for multitasking.
- 144Hz refresh targets lower blur and snappier motion than 60Hz/120Hz, assuming your system can feed it.
- IPS panel suits mixed use, keeping colours and contrast more consistent off-centre.
