LG has announced the availability of the UltraGear 32GQ850, 32GQ950, and 48GQ900 gaming monitors in Europe. They all feature high refresh rates, HDMI 2.1 connectivity and are well-suited for use with current consoles. The models are arriving in the Eurozone for the first time but have been available in the US. The models have had a staggered entry into the global market with the release of the 32GQ950 model back in January. The UltraGear 48GQ900 followed in March and May saw the release of the 32GQ850. LG had been mum on the release dates for the models in different regions.

The LG UltraGear 32GQ950 has a 4K resolution with a 160Hz refresh rate. It has a 32-inch panel, the same as the 32GQ850. The models have been listed for launch in Europe by LG Germany. Official Europe pricing of the UltraGear lineup is yet to be made, however. The pricing information may be available as soon as actual sales commence in Europe. The three gaming monitors are already available in North America including the US.

The US pricing of the models are $800.99 (for the 32GQ850), $1,299 (32GQ950), and $1,499.99 (48GQ900) respectively. There is a discount regime for the UltraGear lineup of gaming monitors. It may be sustained for the Eurozone market. The new models are primed to catch the fancy of gaming enthusiasts in Europe with their decent features.

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LG Electronics has announced its new lineup of UltraGear Gaming Monitors offering up to 260Hz refresh rates and ATW polarizer technology. The models include 32GQ850, 32GO950, and 48GO900 UltraGear Monitors.

The 2022 LG UltraGear lineup of gaming monitors come with a refined design. They also offer cutting-edge display technology to go with high refresh rates. The new LG gaming monitor offerings are bound to catch the fancy of the gaming market. The 32GO950 model has a 4K Nano IPS display with the ATW polarizer guaranteeing an accurate color output. The 32GQ850 gaming monitor features a QHD Nano IPS display with ATW polarizer technology as well. The display refresh rate of the 32GQ850 model is between 240Hz and 260Hz. On the other hand, the 48GO900 model sports LG’s first OLED display for the UltraGear brand.

The new LG UltraGear Gaming Monitors have angular stands, Hexagon lighting, and HDMI 2.1 support. The HDMI rating allows for variable refresh rates and rapid 4K gaming both on PCs and game consoles. The picture quality on offer in the new LG lineup of gaming monitors is very high. The monitors also offer super-fast response times via the Nano IPS display technology. The 32GO950 and 32GQ850 are both 32-inch monitors while the 48GO900 sports a 48-inch screen.

The three LG UltraGear Gaming Monitors will offer an immersive gaming experience for gamers with their revolutionary features. In addition, the 48GO900 model comes with a user-friendly remote and a sleek but sturdy stand.

The gaming monitors come with a 4-pole headphone jack, as well as X surround sound. The new LG gaming monitors will be available in Japan, North America, Europe, and Asia sequentially. Pricing and other release information are lacking at this time.

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