Lately I'm hesitant to trust products from Asus. Not because necessarily their product, but if something goes wrong, they could basically care less about you.
yea, im not buying another product from asus ever again. I bought a plug and play pcie wifi card which wouldnt work. they wanted to charge me around 200usd just to troubleshoot.
So it has a three year warranty, where you'll only have to pay $1,500 to get a minor scratch fixed in order to get your warranty covered -- or get your monitor shipped back in pieces.
Just got this after trying the 540Hz PG248QP. This monitor display is so beautiful and the stand so minimal and easy to move around. I mostly play OW and Tekken. It’s such a much nicer experience despite the lower refresh rate
In the UK this model is £100 more than the cooler master 240hz oled for anyone looking for an alternative. (Especially if you’re not a fan of the ROG logo). I quite like the camera mount option on the back with this though.
I've bought one and really have enjoyed it. The gaming experience in competitive shooters is excellent. For "Glossy OLED" it's nice, but definitely nowhere near as significant of a visual difference as some people may lead you to believe.
There is no way this panel is going to be less than $1500 here in Australia. There is some shady pricing things going on with these OLED's here down under and so far, its Alienware leading with the low prices.
Both new consoles are capable of 4K up to 120 frames per second. Some new TVs can handle this higher frame rate. Almost no older TVs can, even those called "120Hz." The TV will need HDMI 2.1 to let the console run in all this high frame-rate glory. Your current HDMI cables probably won't be able to handle 4K120.
I really wish they offered a version of their top 32 inch OLED that looked like LG's OLED monitor, I enjoy a decent amount of gaming but I hate the gaming look, I'm not a 12 year old.
@@Tuskabanana Yeah i tried everything, still had flickering, even just browsing darkish websites on chrome it would also flicker. Zero flicker if i disabled g-sync.
1:41 you know it won't be around $1,000 😭😭 the PG32UCDM in USD is $1,299 and if you convert that in AUD it's $1,951, but Asus priced it $2,749. A difference of $798 😭
can't wait for sub $500 OLED's in the future. maybe someone can make just a 165hz-180hz 27" 1440p Woled for let's say 449 or $400. it'd probably sell like hotcakes.
Pretty sure the reason this panel is so inexpensive is becasue is last years tech with a new glossy screen. This is the same panel as last years lg 27gs95qe. On top of that the 1440p 360hz qd oled from msi (forget the exact name) are only $750….
@@danebeee1 according to Vincent teoh this is an MLA panel similar to what is used in the LG G4. Basically the most current WOLED panel tech. Not cheap or last gen.
I'll wait another year for Asus to work out all the kinks. I brought their 4k 160hz gaming monitor in early 2021 and it blinks on and off all the time. I should have read the reviews before purchasing...
$700- $900 isnt cheap for a 27" monitor when you can have a 4k 48"tv for $200 and less on sale. If you have to have one find a used one for sale. aint no way i'm paying $7-9 Hundred for a tini monitor aint no way. Guess some folks have disposable income or mommies money to throw down the shitter most don't.
Lately I'm hesitant to trust products from Asus. Not because necessarily their product, but if something goes wrong, they could basically care less about you.
Go through micro center and get their 2 year warranty…..they will replace it no questions asked.
If possible buy from best buy or micro
buying from one of those places with extended warranties sounds likea good idea.
yea, im not buying another product from asus ever again. I bought a plug and play pcie wifi card which wouldnt work. they wanted to charge me around 200usd just to troubleshoot.
The AOC 27" 1440p 240Hz OLED monitor is on Newegg for $599, which is the regular price not a discount.
@@freak777power I agree but still cheaper than the Asus.
@@freak777power How so?
The AOC WOLED is amazing 🔥🔥doesn't have the colour brightness of QDOLED but absolutely would get it over any LCD
Its also the worst OLED monitor.
No monitor at this price should be without HDMI 2.1 ports.
So it has a three year warranty, where you'll only have to pay $1,500 to get a minor scratch fixed in order to get your warranty covered -- or get your monitor shipped back in pieces.
Just got this after trying the 540Hz PG248QP. This monitor display is so beautiful and the stand so minimal and easy to move around. I mostly play OW and Tekken. It’s such a much nicer experience despite the lower refresh rate
An OLED monitor for only a weeks wages is amazing! I'm glad to see prices coming down on the tech. 👍
3 days worth of wages for me...
@@deadcell1ok?💀weird reply
@@Nikx-youtube No more weird than the original comment.
I've had the monitor for a few weeks now and I'm loving it!
Yeah Alienware are killing it with their pricing this time around, their AW2725DF is around 100 euro cheaper than other alternatives.
Looking good Nick! Keep it up! 💪
I recently bought the the Dell AW3225QF for $1500 Aussie and I love it!!!
man i love oled but im scared of the burn in
VERY cool channel music. subbed.
In the UK this model is £100 more than the cooler master 240hz oled for anyone looking for an alternative. (Especially if you’re not a fan of the ROG logo). I quite like the camera mount option on the back with this though.
Cooler Master one has zero credible reviews anywhere for some reason
Why is 32 inch version selling for double of price of 27 inch one??
@@SonicDestiny I think the one that's double the price is double the resolution.
Because it is more than double the resolution.
I've bought one and really have enjoyed it.
The gaming experience in competitive shooters is excellent.
For "Glossy OLED" it's nice, but definitely nowhere near as significant of a visual difference as some people may lead you to believe.
I could live with no USB-C, but HDMI 2.0 immediately rules this out for me. Thanks for mentioning Aussie prices though!
"but HDMI 2.0 immediately rules this out for me"
Why is that?
@@hammerfall6666 because i want to plug my ps5 and series x into it, and you need hdmi 2.1 to get 120hz out of them
E-Arc only works with 2.1
@@_TrueDesire_ I didn't say anything about e-arc?
@@aaroncheater youtube replied to the wrong person 😅
Love the stand, nice and compact
There is no way this panel is going to be less than $1500 here in Australia. There is some shady pricing things going on with these OLED's here down under and so far, its Alienware leading with the low prices.
For those who would like to check the price and didnt find the model number in title or description (why?). ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMG
Would love a 25” 360hz OLED
Small note. You need HDMI 2.1 if you want this for Xbox or PS5. HDMI 2.0 will lock you to 60hz on consoles.
@LonestarROB I think at 1440p you may be able to get 120hz. Just can't do it on 4k output.
@@khalidhussain2472This is correct. 2.1 isn’t necessary at 1440p.
Both new consoles are capable of 4K up to 120 frames per second. Some new TVs can handle this higher frame rate. Almost no older TVs can, even those called "120Hz." The TV will need HDMI 2.1 to let the console run in all this high frame-rate glory. Your current HDMI cables probably won't be able to handle 4K120.
OLED causes me so much eye fatigue I had to sell my Alienware 360Hz and go back to an IPS
I really wish they offered a version of their top 32 inch OLED that looked like LG's OLED monitor, I enjoy a decent amount of gaming but I hate the gaming look, I'm not a 12 year old.
I can't use an OLED until they've fixed g-sync/freesync flickering, I had an alienware oled and returned it. The flickering drove me CRAZY.
did you cap your fps, cause with fps cap you have 0 flickering
@@Tuskabanana Yeah i tried everything, still had flickering, even just browsing darkish websites on chrome it would also flicker. Zero flicker if i disabled g-sync.
They need to adopt DC dimming
1:41 you know it won't be around $1,000 😭😭 the PG32UCDM in USD is $1,299 and if you convert that in AUD it's $1,951, but Asus priced it $2,749. A difference of $798 😭
Can you please tell me what game you are playing
Always a bit worried of the cheapest model of the most expensive tech…
I NEED a "review" of the ROG Strix XG27ACMG!
I don't have a barge pole long enough. Asus can get stood on.
Does it have a warranty? ^^
Expect the power pack or brick to fail in 2 years just as the warranty runs as they usually do. 😁😁
I would put a sticker over the stupid red led lip.
no brother, whats is REALLY missin from all these OLED monitors is an SDR 400nits britghness. Thats what's missing.
Looks & sounds great, shame about the manufacturer, for that reason I'll be giving it a miss!
699? ..pass ,my tv 55 inch oled 120hrz LG cost me 650dll good for one person game witcher , howarts , cyberpunk etc . but good video good information
can't wait for sub $500 OLED's in the future. maybe someone can make just a 165hz-180hz 27" 1440p Woled for let's say 449 or $400. it'd probably sell like hotcakes.
i´m only need a 1440p 120 hz Oled Panel.
People watch monitor reviews after they bought the monitor to confirm their choice? Certainly couldn't be me...😅(It's a great monitor btw)
799€ not even close to be cheap :(
Pretty sure the reason this panel is so inexpensive is becasue is last years tech with a new glossy screen. This is the same panel as last years lg 27gs95qe. On top of that the 1440p 360hz qd oled from msi (forget the exact name) are only $750….
@@danebeee1 according to Vincent teoh this is an MLA panel similar to what is used in the LG G4. Basically the most current WOLED panel tech. Not cheap or last gen.
is oled i know. but 27 inch only for that price? i rather play with my 34 inch phillips ultrawide monitor with no oled
I'll wait another year for Asus to work out all the kinks. I brought their 4k 160hz gaming monitor in early 2021 and it blinks on and off all the time. I should have read the reviews before purchasing...
can i have the wallpeper please 🥺
1440p Woled vs QD oled comment is 100% not correct!!!!!!! you can tell the text difference between the two
Asus has lost my confidence. Sad. 20 years ago they were the premium vendor. How the mighty have fallen.
AOC OLED WILL BE MORE CHEAPER AS ALWAYS THAN THIS but quality wise i think this will be better
Bring on the OLED revolution! Democratise OLED monitors for the people!! I mean.. for the Gamers!! 😅
I'm not getting your notifications 😡
Cheap = quick burn in, I'd guess, and asus support is shaky at best.
Asus = RMA hell
$700- $900 isnt cheap for a 27" monitor when you can have a 4k 48"tv for $200 and less on sale. If you have to have one find a used one for sale. aint no way i'm paying $7-9 Hundred for a tini monitor aint no way. Guess some folks have disposable income or mommies money to throw down the shitter most don't.
800 nits? That's not going to do HDR right and forget about gaming in a bright room.