A Weekend-Only OLED Price Shock
A 27-inch, 280Hz OLED for $399.99? LG just made that happen—for this weekend only—and it ships free. The LG UltraGear 27GX700A-B (2025 model) drops to $399.99 after coupon code "MONITOR200," a steep cut from its $850 list price and well below the roughly $600 going rate elsewhere. IGN’s Eric Song calls it "the least expensive Tandem OLED monitor I've ever seen," and that tracks with where premium OLED panels have sat until now.
There’s a multi-monitor kicker, too. Buy two and LG applies an extra $40 "Buy More Save More" discount on top of the $200-off-per-monitor coupon. That brings the pair to $759.98, or $379.99 each, with the discount applied automatically at checkout. The sale runs for the weekend, though LG warns it could end earlier if inventory dries up.
Why Tandem OLED Matters
This UltraGear uses LG’s Primary RGB Tandem OLED tech, the same class of panel you usually see in high-end Gallery Series TVs and the latest iPad Pro. Tandem OLED stacks emitters to boost luminance and spread wear more evenly. In practice, you get two big advantages over conventional OLED: higher brightness and fewer burn-in concerns. It’s the feature you want if you’ve held off on OLED monitors over long-term durability.
LG backs that confidence with a two-year warranty that explicitly covers OLED burn-in. That’s still rare among gaming displays, especially near this price bracket. Many competing OLEDs carry a single year of coverage and exclude burn-in outright. For anyone clocking marathon sessions or leaving HUD-heavy games on screen, that policy removes a lot of anxiety.
Specs Built for High-FPS Play
The 27GX700A-B hits a sweet spot for competitive PC gaming: a 27-inch panel at 2560x1440 (QHD) for a crisp 108 pixels per inch, paired with a blistering 280Hz refresh rate and Nvidia G-Sync compatibility. That combo targets smooth, low-latency play without dropping to a grainier 1080p. Connectivity covers the basics with DisplayPort, HDMI, and a 2-port USB hub for peripherals.