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Gigabyte's MO27Q28GR is a glossy version of the MO27Q28G, using LG Display's fourth-generation WOLED panel with a zero-haze optical layer and anti-reflective treatment. Gigabyte rates it at 335 cd/m² full-screen SDR and 1,500 cd/m² HDR highlights, and UL certifies full black reproduction in 500 lux ambient light. The review explores how matte vs glossy coatings affect reflections, black levels, and text fringing.
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