Display manufacturers focusing on gaming monitors are selling high-spec products one after another (Korea)

Recently, Korean display manufacturers have been focusing on producing high-spec OLED (organic light-emitting diode) displays, including those for gaming monitors.
The industry is predicting that the panel market will be weaker than last year due to economic uncertainty stemming from US tariffs.
In particular, demand for TV products is expected to stagnate and prices are expected to fall. However, the OLED monitor market, centered on gaming monitors, is expected to perform better than expected.
In response to this, Samsung Display will launch a 27-inch QD (Quantum Display) monitor with UHD (Ultra High Definition) image quality in early 2025. The pixel density is 166 PPI (1 inch).
It is said to be the highest resolution of any self-illuminating monitor, with a resolution of over 220 PPI (27-inch, 5K). A 220 PPI 5K/27-inch model is also currently in development.
LG Display recently announced that it will be offering a high refresh rate of 540 Hz and a QHD (high definition) display.
The company has succeeded in developing an OLED panel that achieves both high quality and low power consumption. It plans to start mass production within the year. The company plans to increase the proportion of OLED products, mainly for gaming products, and to produce large OLED panels by 2025.
The company expects that the number of panels will account for more than 10% of the total shipments. An industry insider said, "As this is a market for high-value-added products that are technically difficult to manufacture, we are looking to expand our market share.
"The race to develop technology is becoming fierce," he said.