LG UltraGear 24G411A-B: What Real Users Think

Price is good, but 1080p at 27" ain't the move.

Any thoughts on this monitor from someone that owns it? Just looking to game at 1080 144hz.

I've owned the 27in for about a year, also bought at Costco — love it. I think 24in is actually the ideal size for 1080p. The base took up a fair bit of desk space and had a slight wobble.

1080p, 27in fyi — just a heads up for anyone considering this size.

These IPS 1080p 144hz monitors have been floating around the $120 range for the past few months. Doesn't look like a bad deal if you're in for a monitor though.

It's less about resolution and more about pixel density. I find 1080p at 27 inch to look pixelated, but 1080p at around 24 inches looks good.

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I have the 27 inch version of this model and it's great. No complaints so far.

If you don't care for 4K or good HDR then this'll be great for PS5, especially for 120 fps games like COD.

High refresh IPS — nice. VESA holes — very nice. External power brick though — ugh.

I picked this up from Best Buy and had it for about a month. The one I received had very poor IPS glow where the screen had this golden glow to it at the slightest angle. Also the backlight uniformity was really bad — the left side of the screen was brighter in dark screens. I returned it.

Have two of the 27" monitors, really like them.

Once you tried 144hz, you don't want to go back to 60hz.

I have a 1060 too, but even the general desktop/browsing experience at 144Hz was worth it. I just slid the old 60Hz monitor over and ascended to dual monitor setup.

LG panels are nothing to scoff at, this is a great deal for their up to date lineup and IPS.

I just received that monitor today and from a few tests, the picture quality is awesome for the price, but I think my unit has some backlight bleed that is somewhat noticeable.

Got mine a couple weeks ago and its been pretty good so far.

I have the same monitor and I love it, I have no issues and the display is definitely better than the previous models like the 24GS60F-B.

Do you think its worth double the cost though? 144hz to 180hz isn't that crazy of a difference especially since I'm not gonna be playing any esports fps games. Plus I only have a 3060 6gb mobile so I might not get past that.

I have this exact one and I can't seem to get it to use 144hz, it's stuck at 120hz (119.98hz).

Bought 2 thanks! This is perfect for expanding my LAN room.

For this price, this is a great way to try a 144hz IPS monitor with minimal risk.

You can bring your LG monitor to an accredited service center for servicing — that's a big advantage over MSI where you have to let the shop handle returns.

LG hasn't failed me before and I hope this monitor keeps that streak alive.

I have this monitor, very nice design really thin bezels looks really great on the desk. But for some reason the colors are very poorly calibrated, too oversaturated and strain my eyes.

Bought it on December 1st, but experienced an issue with the display cutting out for a few seconds then coming back on every day or two. I tried doing some troubleshooting like messing with the monitor/Windows settings and changing power outlets, but I just decided to bring it back to Staples for a swap.

I just bought this and got on this thread looking for help — when watching Netflix, the infamous Netflix subtitles are not as bright white as they used to be on my old monitor which was about 10 years old.

I am experiencing the same signal issue. It goes black for a second or so. It also happens that it gets static for a millisecond sometimes. Something that made it even less common was making sure that your color depth is at 8bpc and not at 10 or 12.

I just grabbed two to use for a home office and gaming setup. I like them, definitely not as sharp as my MacBook Air Retina display but they work just fine.

I got two of these, and have the same 120Hz issue. I'm not a super graphics snob, these monitors are great for me at the price point, but am curious why we can't reach the advertised refresh rate.

Currently using this monitor with my work laptop. I do play games sometimes like Pathfinder, COD, some RPGs and all. The overall experience is good, though could use height adjustment for me personally. Bought in India at 10k price, seems worth the price for me.

If your gaming setup is on a budget and you wanted to add a cheap upgrade, you can't do better than this for $90. 144hz IPS 27in. Just sit farther back.

I don't recommend any cheap LG monitor, they suck nowadays, especially the UltraGear series.

Between those two I'd lean toward the Xiaomi G24i for the extra $15. It usually has better color accuracy out of the box and a higher refresh rate. The LG is decent but often has more backlight bleed. I was comparing similar budget monitors last month and the Xiaomi panels tend to have better quality control.

It's a pretty good swap for 60hz. The only downside is the stand — that is something I wasn't a fan of. It wobbles when you type.

It most definitely will be solid for PS5. I own this monitor and you can set the PS5 to output 4K/60. The games ran beautifully and smooth. Highly recommend this monitor.

The problem seems to have come back a day after turning on the advertised 144hz overclock. It seems like this monitor doesn't like being pushed too far.

I pressed the button on the monitor to access its settings and set it to overclock mode to enable 144hz. I did so much running around buying the best HDMI cords and DisplayPort cables when it wasn't necessary.

No problems with overclock to 144Hz hooked up via DP to USB-C to my Lenovo Legion 5 with a i9-14900HX and RTX 4060.

LG UltraGear 24G411A-B — I got this. Goods rin reviews ng LG tbh.

250 nits is low though. If you can swing it financially, there's a better build with height adjust available.

I got the Xiaomi a week ago — for the price point at 200hz the color accuracy is decent. Hope this thing lasts.