Gigabyte Aorus FO48U

Beautiful display when it works – info: 3 days before a major issues requiring to be send back. Was bought on sale for 1100 aud. Used for almost a week. The good: The display is absolutely gorgeous but as an oled panel you'll have to be aware of the risks involved. The risk of burn in is there especially using it as monitor. It does lack features of a TV but does gain a display port and KVM switch in it's place. The HDR experience is amazing and really makes you question other panels that are not OLED. Display is sharp and beautifully made with good build quality. Supports VESA 400mm. Easy OSD menu with a remote or a joystick knob at the bottom. Can be found cheaper than the LG C1 48" that uses the same panel. It comes with 3 years warranty that other OLED TV's come only with 1 year

The bad: as for my experience , 3 days in i had major fault causing a verticle red line to appear with artifacts close to the line. Not sure if this is wide spread but this has been my experience. Large white backgrounds make the display automatically dim in brightness. Peak brightness is not very high either but since the panel is OLED the HDR still looks so much better than anything else. There has been a firmware update and appears to fix the warning to turn off panel, but I didn't experience this issue. Unfortunately I wasn't able to get the KVM switch working between my laptop and desktop, but that could of been me with the lack of use. It is quite a big display 43" might be better for people but there is no OLED at decent price at that range.

Conclusion: A beutiful display/TV if you can find one on sale (and it works) don't hold back. You'd have to pay a lot more for something coming even close to this.