The 1,000 Hz LG UltraGear opens its reservations in the United States and Germany, but it has not yet appeared in Spain

LG has opened the UltraGear 25G590B reservations in the United Stateswhere its official price is $999.99. The company’s US store already allows you to start pre-purchasing and indicates that free fast shipping will begin on September 1, 2026 or when the product is available.

The launch has also begun to move in Europe. LG Germany is already showing the 25G590B-B.AEU variant within a pre-sale promotion, accompanied by a monitor valued at 129 euros and an extension of the warranty to five years. In Spain, however, the model still does not appear in the LG storein its UltraGear catalog or in the main national distributors consulted. It also does not have an official price in euros for our market for now.

The United States launches the reservation for $999.99

The opening of the reserves means the passage of technical announcement to the marketing of the monitor. Until now, LG had shown the 25G590B at events such as ChinaJoy and had detailed its design for electronic sports, but the new American listing already incorporates the pre-purchase button, promotional conditions and a reference for the start of shipments.

The US price should not be converted directly to euros to anticipate a possible Spanish rate. European prices include taxes and respond to a different distribution.

The German sheet uses the code 25G590B-B.AEU and includes the European Union energy label. This identifier confirms that LG has prepared a version for the European market. The company has not detailed which countries will initially receive the monitor nor has it published a common schedule for the region.

In Germany, the promotion offers during pre-sale a second monitor valued at 129 euros and a five-year warranty for purchases made on LG.com. These conditions belong to the German store. They are not available on the Spanish website and should not be interpreted as a future promotion for buyers in our country.

The 1,000 Hz works natively at Full HD resolution

The 25G590B uses a 24.5-inch IPS panel with 1,920 x 1,080 pixel resolution and one 1,000 Hz native frequency. LG allows you to raise it up to 1,100 Hz through overclocking. The company requires Windows 11, a DisplayPort 2.1 connection, and compatible graphics hardware to reach the maximum frequency.

LG cites the GeForce RTX 50 and the Radeon RX 7900, RX 9060 and RX 9070, or later families, among the verified cards. The actual frequency also depends on the processor, memory, graphics controller, and frame limits of each game.

Operating at 1,100 Hz also introduces restrictions on adaptive synchronization. AMD FreeSync Premium is no longer available in that mode and the NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible certification covers operation up to 1,000 Hz. The user will have to choose between the extreme overclocking frequency or retaining all officially certified synchronization functions.

The panel offers HDR10 supporttypical 99% sRGB coverage and a response time of less than 1 ms GtG. LG adds Motion Blur Reduction Pro, Dynamic Action Sync, Black Stabilizer, frame counter and support for NVIDIA G-SYNC and AMD FreeSync Premium within its certified frequencies.

For now, the confirmed data for Spain is precisely the lack of availability: there is no reservation, rate in euros or announced date. The open pre-sales in the United States and Germany show that international marketing is already underway, but any statement about its arrival in our country will have to wait for a listing from LG Spain or the announcement of an authorized distributor.