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I just tried it out and it's incredibly nauseating and pain inducing. There is extremely visible flicker. this is on an MU6290, it's what I had around with the LED Clear Motion option available

It triggers migraines for me

If so how does it compare to a gaming monitor?

Competitive meaning CSGO etc

I assume yes, but I wasn't sure.

Also strangely some PWM is not as bad as others for me. E.g. https://youtu.be/Y4kroCVuy04?t=269 this Dell is not as bad as https://youtu.be/4jrIUU6oFfM?t=16 this Lenovo

Do all other motion blur reduction technologies impact brightness that much? Not all of them. There's also bright ULMB implementations (i.e. only 25% loss in brightness, most 25" 240Hz panels can do ULMB with little brightness loss) but most 27" ULMB dims quite a lot. It's simply a matter of voltag...

Would it be possible for LG to make an OLED TV that had input lag as low as their monitors? Or would it require redundant electronics to bypass the image processing hardware built into the TV?

Is the XB273K the 27" version of this?

how does this compare motion and picture quality wise to the XG2402

Let's say I wanted to make a 60hz display flicker between black and white at 40hz; is this possible, and if so how?

Make a video or script that displays black and white for different durations?