… For $350, you get 4K, 160 Hz, dual-refresh flexibility and a bright, colorful picture. It’s accurate out of the box and calibrates to a high standard. Video processing is top-notch with smooth response and super low input lag. Aside from the OSD buttons and the stand wobble, I have no complaints. …
… I found that the variable brightness option was required for the best picture. Usually, I use constant brightness for work tasks and variable for entertainment. With OLED APL turned off, the picture was dull in comparison to other OLEDs. …
… Video processing is on par with the best OLEDs in terms of input lag and a high-quality overdrive. Motion blur is minimal and the panel is extremely quick and responsive. Work tasks require some adaptation, but the picture is sharp and colorful enough for any use. …
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