LG UltraGear 37G800A-B

It is a nice screen, sharp and with good colors (which is somewhat subjective, of course). One point of attention: Reflection!!

Because the screen is curved, reflection from a window, for example, occurs very quickly. With a flat screen, this can usually be remedied by rotating the screen slightly, but with a curved screen, the reflection simply shifts in that case. In our case, blackout blinds were necessary for the window behind the user. The on/off/settings button is located on the back, about 3 cm above the bottom edge. If the screen is set to a low brightness, that is a bit inconvenient.

I find the size really perfect for 4K; it is heavy and bulky though, so a good wall mount is needed, but if it works well, I am really hugely satisfied with it.

The issues I mentioned were with the first unit (from another store, returned): in HDR mode, the backlight at the sides started flickering, especially on the right side, this was very noticeable. The store didn't notice this, but I did get my money back, so I ordered this one from Coolblue. This one shut down within 15 minutes (black screen, navigation button stopped responding), but after a power cycle it came back on. Then, about 2 hours later, black screen again, another power cycle, and I set the screen to 120Hz (instead of 165), and this seemed to work, but about once a day it turns itself off, sometimes after 5 minutes, sometimes after 8 hours of gaming; it is very random, so this one seems to have "something" wrong with it too. I am still looking into whether there is a way to work around it, but I am considering an RMA (always nice with something of this size, T.T.).