Its 43-inch screen size makes it an ideal balance between TV and computer monitor, with the 4K resolution making computer visuals crisp at fairly close viewing distances. Our top QLED pick is actually one of the cheapest models in the current Samsung QLED range - the Q60C. Oh, and the best bit, QLED TVs are significantly cheaper than their OLED counterparts! In some respects, they can be considered superior to OLED TVs, and they're not susceptible to possible screen burn-in like OLED TVs. Samsung's QLED (Quantum dot) TVs set new standards for brightness and color vividness. The LG C2 also works in tandem with LG’s Gallery Stand, though only at larger sizes – so do have a think about what works best for you. You won’t find many 42-inch OLEDs on the market yet, but this compact size will ensure that the LG C2 works both as a TV screen and a desk monitor, offering the best of both worlds. OLED screens do come with the potential drawback of screen burn-in, where a menu graphic could theoretically become permanently etched into the screen if displayed for a very long time without change, but this isn't likely to be an issue unless you continually display a Windows taskbar or Mac OS dock on screen for extended daily periods.

Nvidia G-Sync and AMD FreeSync compatibility ensures the frame rate of the B2 matches that of your game, therefore eliminating any screen 'tearing' interference.

All in all, the LG C2 is a great choice for PC gamers. You can count on high specifications, including HDMI 2.1, 120Hz refresh rate, and a host of gaming features like VRR and an auto-low latency mode (ALLM) that reduces image lag. Its OLED panel ensures vibrant colors, exceptional contrast, precise brightness control, and deep blacks for stunning images. This bestselling OLED TV from LG is well worth a look at.

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