LG 39GX90SA-W computer monitor 99.1 cm (39") 3440 x 1440 pixels Wide Quad HD OLED White

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The LG 39GX90SA-W is a “big, premium, OLED” kind of buy, and it shows in the price. For £1,192.73 ex‑VAT, you’re not just paying for a curved 39-inch ultrawide—you’re paying for OLED’s near-instant response and genuinely great contrast, which makes spreadsheets, dashboards, and long coding sessions feel much less fatiguing than typical IPS/VA panels. If your team does a lot of visually intensive work (data-heavy trading/BI screens, creative review, or just people who live in text + apps for hours), this can be a surprisingly good comfort upgrade—especially if you hate the glow/black smearing that some panels are guilty of.

That said, this is not a safe “everyone in the office” monitor. OLEDs can be a concern in environments with lots of static UI elements (think control room dashboards, constant taskbars, unchanging web admin screens) where burn-in risk becomes part of the decision. Also, at this size and cost, it’s hard to justify unless your users will actually get the value day-to-day—procurement screens and meeting rooms are usually where this stops making sense. My advice: buy it for power users or teams who benefit from the picture quality and responsiveness; don’t buy it as a blanket standard unless you’re confident your usage is varied and not static for long periods.