I might have mentioned once or twice that I am rather partial to the 42-inch LG C2 OLED (and C3 OLED now for that matter), as I want a TV that offers supreme picture quality and features, without taking up too much room. Controversially, the appeal to me would be as a desktop TV that would more or less act as a large, high-specification monitor, ideal to hook up to my PS5. While there are some caveats, and I hear the cries of, "Why don't you just get a monitor?" let's face it; we don't do monitors around here at What Hi-Fi?. It's TV or nothing (well, and projectors too, but let's not get pedantic).
The one issue I have with the 42-inch LG OLEDs is that they are practically the upper limit in terms of screen size that I could comfortably use on a desk. It's almost the perfect sweet spot, as the next size up (48 inches), just breaches the "slightly too large" threshold. Thankfully, mutterings of a more desk-friendly 32-inch OLED have finally come to fruition, in the form of a monitor from a company you may have not heard about before.
