Tested by IMartz
LG G6 27G640A-B
Affordable 300 Hz IPS with HDMI 2.1, USB-C and a light matte finish, although HDR is limited, factory calibration is weak and build quality could be better.
PanelIPS
This monitor is listed as supporting variable refresh rate on PS5. See the console section for supported resolutions and refresh rates.
IMartz verdict
Pros
- 300 Hz at 1440p at a reasonable price.
- Very good overdrive behavior with VRR
- HDMI 2.1, USB-C and a very light matte finish.
Things to consider
- Weak factory calibration for grayscale and white balance.
- Very limited HDR with insufficient contrast.
- Disappointing build quality for LG.
A good fit if…
- PC gaming at 1440p with very smooth motion.
- Those who prefer a well-known brand and find it discounted.
- Users who prioritize VRR, G-Sync and good adaptive overdrive.
Consider another option if…
- You want the best possible value for money.
- You want good factory calibration or color work without a colorimeter.
- You place a high value on build quality, contrast or HDR.
Measurements and specifications
IMartz test results. See each section for the measurement conditions.
Display and format
SDR performance
Color, brillo, contraste y comportamiento básico fuera de HDR.
Test note · DCI-P3 accuracy
Grayscale: 3.4
HDR performance
Brillo pico, volumen de color, EOTF y experiencia HDR real.
Test note · EOTF tracking
Midtone tracking is fairly close to the reference in Warm, Custom and Manual 0, but black levels and shadows are raised. Custom reaches around 440 nits; highlights clip at the panel's limit. Without local dimming, HDR remains limited by contrast.
Response time and PC gaming
Overdrive, tiempo de respuesta, overshoot, VRR e input lag.
PS5 and consoles
Compatibilidad con VRR, ALLM y resoluciones permitidas.
4K 120 Hz
Connectivity
Entradas de vídeo, USB-C, KVM, hub USB y extras de conexión.
Stand, mounting and extras
Calidad física, ergonomía, VESA y detalles destacables.
HDR notes
Midtone tracking is fairly close to the reference in Warm, Custom and Manual 0, but black levels and shadows are raised. Custom reaches around 440 nits; highlights clip at the panel's limit. Without local dimming, HDR remains limited by contrast.
Photos and test results
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Grayscale and gamma
Colour gamut and accuracy
Calibration
Brightness and uniformity
Luminance and EOTF
HDR colour
Alternatives
Other options, each with its own specifications and test results.

