I'd love to see a flat QD OLED on 27inch size with Heatsink attached on for high brightness and long time uses. To prevent burn in it should cleverly implement tricks of software and systems. And to reduce that color fringing on texts it really have to be 4K for smaller pixel pitch. And high refresh rate is also important for a display for multipurpose, like having 4k 120 and 2k 240hz settings to cope that. Also I would love it having a TV chip to have some features for content watching, like reduce jadder and some motion and color tweaks. It would be just my dream. And cherry on the top would be it is actually flexible/bendable like Corsair Xenon Flex.
It looks really nice, I can imagine the OLED in person should be perfect!! But I don't think the time to change my PG329Q yet, since 32" for my taste is the perfect size.
Same, I have the 27 inch 2k 240hz ips version and would love to upgrade to an oled but it still too soon. Considering how much money I've dropped on this monitor. But man, OLED looks sexy as hell
I tested both this and the Alienware ultrawide qd oled. I kept this one. Something surreal about the motion and look even against the qd oled. It seemed like it was faster and smoother. Unbelievable monitor for PC gaming.
For the text, it did the same thing for me on my asus tuf monitor. The solution i found is to remove the 165hz overclock on the screen and go back to 144. fixed the issue
@@myaacount MiniLED contrast and blacks just do not compare to OLED imho, and I have had no burn in issues with my C1 after thousands of hours of use with hundreds of hours of standby over the ~2 years I have owned it.
That's probably the best overall Gaming monitor at the time. The first really great allrounder with 27" and 1440p. You have insane OLED colors and insane contrast, super low input lag, almost the best possible response time and no overshooting. Only the price sucks...
OMG, the LG model has digital audio out? That's a godsend for people that also has a console like the PS5 connected to their monitor. No need for HDMI audio extractors anymore. I would go for LG monitors from now on.
@@SpawnPoiint Thanks mate, finally getting my dream gaming set up, always had playstation on the TV, but you've inspired me to finally get my minimal, slick gaming set up. And it's all thanks to your amazing videos. Keep making amazing content mate and keep being an amazing guy 💪 thanks again mate.
I’ll upgrade from my GP950 when LG eventually releases the 4k version of this monitor. That’ll be an endgame monitor especially if it has a MLA panel for increased brightness.
OLED Monitor: Nice Review !! I have been following your channel for more than a year. With All the HDR+ BRIGHTNESS+COLOUR , how does it not hurt your eyes? I reduce all my brightness, contrast, colour before using. I know I will continuously use it more than 2 hours in one go. Please share your settings for long usage of monitors for gaming & productivity. I'm using LG Ultragear 27" 800GN Cheers.
I used to have sensitive eyes. I don't anymore. Why? Diet maybe. Try eliminating vegetables and reducing wheat. Eat more beef, cheese, real butter! That's speculative advice but I have no other explanation. And cut the seed oils of course. I'm 39 yrs old now, used to have watering eyes a lot.. esp. in the evening. That was 5+ years ago. I stopped having dried eyes after dietary changes. Consider the possibility that you may have some deficiency causing increased light sensitivity. Also, make sure to increase your room's humidity level if it's below 40%. I keep mine around 50%. To me, this screen is not really bright. My eyes generally don't tire. It's the diet for me, for sure. I eat plenty of junk, but also get plenty of solid bioavailable nutrition, which seems to have cured all my eye problems.
Ive just bought the LG for pc gaming and ps5 and its amazing its 1440p but looks like 4k whilst gaming, the hdr looks fantastic on Re4 remake i chose the LG as it has the 2.1 hdmi and i have an Lg cx oled in the lounge its a brand i trust.
I believe the lg cx is glossy? Are you not bothered by the monitor being anti glare instead of glossy? Is the anti glare sheet bearable and does it still provide a great image?
OLED MONITOR. Super helpful vid as always, great to see the various options for gaming monitors! I just wanted to know what WiFi router you use; I’ve been struggling to get stable internet and it’s been a reel problem for gaming and watching videos.
Can you please test and confirm if VRR on PS5 is supported on the HDMI 2.0 ? Some people say it does and others say it doesn’t.. maybe if you can post a quick short to verifying and confirm for us potential buyers that are on the edge of this purchase 😅.. thanks as usual for the great content !
Unfortunately it does not work. I tried it on my LG VRR 1440p display that only has HDMI 2.0 and it said it wasn’t supported. Sad, I was waiting for 1440p support and then VRR support forever
They now offer 2 year burn in warranty for this model, they started this year. Additionally you can add a 4 year warranty through Amazon’s Asurion so 6 year burn in warranty basically, that is what I did when I purchased this.
I'd like Asus more only because of that heatsink and having an extra threshold of brightness. But I can see that Asus is being non apologetic towards using it as a tv or for console, while lg is definitely having Hdmi 2.1 for more room. Another thing is quite interesting to think about that we can't see any QD-OLED monitor is flat 27inch or High refresh rate monitor. But these WOLED monitors are targeting that market of gamers who want both high brightness OLED but flat and smaller sized.
Will you be looking at getting the Corsair’s version of this monitor? While I understand the oled screen brightness is not as high as the Asus, I kind of like the simplicity of the design and having more ports especially USB. I think it has PD usb C too
Really nice review. 👍🏼 I just got mine today, and I have a question regarding screen width. Ive noticed that the actual display isnt going to the edges where the pixels end. Have you seen this on your display too? So on mine i have like a few millitmeters all the way round which arnt being used for the image?
Nice Review & thanks for this video... But personally, i will still wait for upcoming monitors because prices are extremely high these days. i think for OLED, 32 inches FLAT panel should be an ideal buy & worth a spend... Also, I believe after the arrival of "Mini Led", prices of OLED will be reduced within one year or maybe somewhere in 2024... I am still using 60hz 27 inches IPS obsolete panel but i want to upgrade, but this is very confusing for me to decide lol... KTC Mini-Led is the good option i am looking at but again, that's also 27 inches... KTC is providing high-quality Mini-Led at a much cheaper price & also, we do not know about the Burning Life of OLEDs... i think 2024 will be the year when more 32 inches models in mini-led will hit the markets with much cheaper rates for consumers & gamers to decide what comes into their budget...
Thanks for this cool review, i just want to ask if you notice any differences in image quality between this monitor and the LG C2 42 TV, does the differences in resolution makes any difference for both PC and PS5 Games ?
I have been waiting for months since both became available in Sweden and went through different reviewers until I decided on the Asus IPS 360 Hz over the Asus OLED because I play significantly more esport and fps oriented games than other genres, so on June 28 I made a order with that monitor and my custom computer build according to my choice of components and around 28 July I should have everything at home as long as Danish/Swedish Postnord intends to behave and hopefully not do like the American FedEx.
@@SpawnPoiint It will be like night and day difference because my older computer has i5 4460, 16GB DDR3 and GTX 760 while my new one will have i9 13900K, 64GB DDR5 6000HMz and Asus ROG Strix RTX 4090
"When are we going to get a 32" 4K OLED?" Preach! I'm rocking the AW3423DWF, which is a great monitor, but I'd happily switch to a 32" 4K OLED. I've found I prefer the 16:9 aspect ratio and would like the extra sharpness of 4K.
I have an rtx 4090 and I want a screen to support that. I mostly play on 1440p and like to game competively with highest possible fps. Somethimes I like to play solo games on 4k. Should I get this monitor or is there a better one that suits my need?
Damn man, I seen your instagram post and had to check it out. I’ve got a beautiful LG 1440p 144hz gaming monitor atm, however. I am considering something els since I’m playing allot of CS. It’s just unfortunate everything is so expensive. Maybe I can still get some money for my other monitor.
HDMI 2.0?!?!? Why?! I believe you need 2.1 to take advantage of all of the PS5’s features like ALLM and VRR. That’s stupid that they would put a 2.0 port on what is supposed to be a top of the line gaming monitor. That’s dumb.
I chose the aw3423dw overall just about every oled monitor. Number one reason is because of the 3 year burn in warranty. The fact that these companies know there’s a risk when using these monitors and don’t cover burn in is intolerable.
Nice review, I'm considering buying a new monitor for pc gaming, I play mostly fighting games, I play kinda competitive so I do play a lot of hours, but because static objects like life bars, special bars lineout I'm kinda scared of burn in. Have you keep using this monitor, if so how has been this last 4 months?
I want the Asus but I have a total tech membership and bestbuy only Carry’s the lg. would basically have a no questions asked repair or exchange if anything went wrong. Including burn in. Watching this review kind of makes me think the lg could be a better option for me just for the extended warranty alone.
Is it just me, or do others also dislike the light red logo at the bottom front? it significantly diminishes the overall aesthetics for me. Is there a way to turn that off?
Hey, nice review as usual. I have the LG and am gonna Switch for the Asus next week only for the brightness. I really like my LG 27Oled but for me this monitor is too dimm compared to my LG C1 so am expecting a better brightness for the Asus as am playing FPS like Warzone on my monitor and solo games on my 55 C1 Oled and i really need more brightness for Warzone.
I would choose the Asus. I have neither, but I’d rather pay for the better brightness given how dim OLEDs are. It’s a misfortune the Asus doesn’t have hdmi 2.1, but I sold my console, so I’ll sacrifice the port for the performance benefits over the LG.
Warning to potential buyers! These OLED monitors are not flicker free, there is a flicker in correlation with the brightness that some may be sensitive too. Myself included. I'll be sticking with IPS and miniLED display tech.
It doesn't have PWM The flicker it produces is it that noticeable? I though by comparison getting those oled monitors were good for eyes, I was comparing to amoled screens on phones...
@@LazerB. It doesn't have PWM, but it is still not flicker free. It's not a full screen on / off. It sweeps from right to left and can be seen by adjusting shutter speed on a camera. It gives me severe eye strain and it's worse on QD-OLED for whatever reason. It's just something to be aware of if you experience eye strain.
@@DrakonR Thanks for the info ;) How is your experience with LG ( Sony, Panasonic, Philips etc ) oled TVs and what about amoled phones, can you tolerate them without issue?
@@LazerB. Phones and TVs haven't been an issue. I believe distance and size could play a roll. I had an LG C3 42 on my desk and the eye fatigue was noticeable. But my LG C1 at 12 feet away from my bed is fine.
Man I want a QD-OLED 1440p so bad. Why are they so slow with this panel type? I don't want a damn Ultrawide Alienware just for some QD-OLED. A lot of contents are developed and as intended by developers for a 16:9 experience. For example Metro Exodus in ultrawide just totally destroyed immersion since you're wearing a gasmask and in dark tunnels, it's supposed to be claustrophobic.
I find the chin of the LG more distracting and less appealing than just a 'goatee' on the asus. Also no chance to take the one without the heatsink. Brighter and less image retention, and softer on the pixels sustaining bright subjects without auto-dimming slowly turning everything dark. Heatsink FTW
Hi love the video quick question I’m redoing my gaming room and I was wondering what wall color and carpet type did you use for that room ? The video was called Building My Ultimate Gaming Setup 2023! it was posted about 3w ago
I'm looking for the 1440P panel with the best possible image quality for games and using the browser on websites, Twitch, UA-cam, etc. as the only monitor in my setup, is this the best I can find? I run away from ips because of its low contrast and va because of light bleeding and flickering with gsync. I have a 9700k with the RTX 4070 and 32 ram at 3200ghz
asus is the best oled 27 right now was worried about the matte finish thanks to the reviewers but 0 problems. tested alienware 27 inch 360 oled too but felt the glossy finish along with "blue light" contributes to eye strain which is a huge problem with that moniter.
Ive seen a lot of reviews of people saying it last a day before the screen start having burn in and dead pixels reviews on Amazon are not good for this
I got tired of waiting for a 32” Oled so I purchased an Asus PG32UQX. I think we are still 2-3 years off yet, and I think OLED will still have brightness issues.
![The BRIGHTEST OLED Gaming Monitor EVER! 🔥 [ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM Review]](/img/n.gif)
Hello Gamers! What's your dream monitor spec?
Pretty much this one but I have a question will this monitor do 120hz 1440p hdr with vrr on ps5?
I think if they get round to providing 4k on the LG, will be perfect
@@Sparks123d it does have vrr. From what ive seen, it uses chroma sub sampling at 120hz, even at 1440p
@@ShiggyCompPt2I just wanna know if you can do everything the PlayStation offers outside 4k on this monitor
I'd love to see a flat QD OLED on 27inch size with Heatsink attached on for high brightness and long time uses. To prevent burn in it should cleverly implement tricks of software and systems. And to reduce that color fringing on texts it really have to be 4K for smaller pixel pitch. And high refresh rate is also important for a display for multipurpose, like having 4k 120 and 2k 240hz settings to cope that. Also I would love it having a TV chip to have some features for content watching, like reduce jadder and some motion and color tweaks. It would be just my dream. And cherry on the top would be it is actually flexible/bendable like Corsair Xenon Flex.
One of the best review I've watched. Man spat all the pros and cons. This is how reviews needs to be done.
I appreciate the support and feedback 🙌
I dont know why this channel is underrated. Bro doing good work and great contents 🤗
I appreciate that!
"Pretty nice design" is a humongous understatement, this is the by far the best looking gaming monitor I've ever seen.
It looks really nice, I can imagine the OLED in person should be perfect!! But I don't think the time to change my PG329Q yet, since 32" for my taste is the perfect size.
Yeh I’d stick with the 32 until we see OLED
Same, I have the 27 inch 2k 240hz ips version and would love to upgrade to an oled but it still too soon. Considering how much money I've dropped on this monitor. But man, OLED looks sexy as hell
they have 32 version out now, go check it out
Dope video Chris. I dig where these OLEDs are heading. I love my LG 27GR95QE
Hope they have a 4k version soon
Same man. Hope so.
I can't think of a game or GPU that's capable of 240hz 4k. Not even the RTX 5090 would be able to do that.
@ItsMeDexter the 4090 can already do 4k 240hz on some triple A games
I tested both this and the Alienware ultrawide qd oled. I kept this one. Something surreal about the motion and look even against the qd oled. It seemed like it was faster and smoother. Unbelievable monitor for PC gaming.
so its better than the alienware?
did the exact same had asus and alienware 27 inch 360 oled kept asus felt more responsive and easier on the eyes.
I just ordered this one. This video justified my purchase!!
"Attach the feets together" I dunno why but I giggled when I heard this.
I like how he dose a little review of the product first then the unboxing later cool idea
For the text, it did the same thing for me on my asus tuf monitor. The solution i found is to remove the 165hz overclock on the screen and go back to 144. fixed the issue
Such an incredible looking monitor. OLED just keeps getting better, I really hope we get a 32' model soon because that would be perfect for me.
i think 32 inches in Mini-LED will be a great alternative for OLED as OLED might develop some burning issues in the long run... fingers crossed
@@myaacount MiniLED contrast and blacks just do not compare to OLED imho, and I have had no burn in issues with my C1 after thousands of hours of use with hundreds of hours of standby over the ~2 years I have owned it.
true especially everything on a desktop pc is almost static.... Gaming Hud or Office work@@exxxz1999
32" 4K 240hz models are coming in 2024! The first one was announced by Alienware back in October.
new 32 model just released!
Thanks a lot for showing your productivity setup with the Macbook. Makes it clear that is not really a feasible option.
OLED MONITOR - Mate your setup is my dream setup, I am going to watch your desk setup next! XXXXD
Hoping LG drops an updated version of the 27GP950 with 4k 144hz oled.
Hoping it’s glossy
Just ordered mine this morning. Can’t wait till it comes tomorrow and hook it up to the Corsair vengeance i7500
how is it?
How is it? I have a corsair too
That's probably the best overall Gaming monitor at the time. The first really great allrounder with 27" and 1440p. You have insane OLED colors and insane contrast, super low input lag, almost the best possible response time and no overshooting. Only the price sucks...
Maybe if they wont put so much childish lights on it it could be cheaper and nicer.
@@PREDATEURLTThe exterior design is the only thing i dont like from it.
@@pressstart1490 Yeah, now every part that is high performance looks like designed for 12yo by 12yo...
@@PREDATEURLT In that aspect, i'd choose the LG or the Alienware one any day.
The LG is way way dimmer, you'd be losing money compared to the ASUS. @@pressstart1490
There is still no 32 inch oled 4k monitors in the market unfortunately just waiting for it..
It’s only a matter of time
27 inch 4K oled is what I’m waiting for. 32 for me is too big
@@gunzeiyyou don’t need 27 4K that won’t come
@@xtreamxblader1440p is the sweetspot
You don't need 4k on a 27 inch monitor you won't even benefit from it because of the screen size , you need something bigger like a 34 inch or larger.
It's crazy how close to the perfect monitor these OLEDs are. In a few years they'll probably fix the text sharpness and be glossy.
2024 looks to be the next step up for these OLED monitors. There's a bunch of 1440p 360hz and 4K 240hz QD-OLED models coming!
Great video thx you! , i would absolutely love to see a vid about gaming monitor or gaming tv for ps5/xbox series x🙏🏻
27 inch
4K + 120hz
OLED
Glossy screen
This is what I'm waiting for, think I'll be waiting years still.
Oh yes, that's it!
@@SpawnPoiint PiP and decent speakers isn’t too much to add too is it? 😂
Isn't the Dough Spectrum oled exactly these specs?
@@The1Music2MyEarstheir oled model (spectrum black) is 1440p and only DisplayHDR true black 400 means max brightness only 400nits
@@The1Music2MyEars I looked on their site and it says is IPS.
OMG, the LG model has digital audio out? That's a godsend for people that also has a console like the PS5 connected to their monitor. No need for HDMI audio extractors anymore. I would go for LG monitors from now on.
I’m rocking the LG since is hdmi 2.1 . Futures proof and the brightness is not a problem for me ..
Yes great idea
Oled monitor 👍 buying my LG oled today thanks for the review brother 💪
That’s awesome! Enjoy it’s a great monitor.
@@SpawnPoiint Thanks mate, finally getting my dream gaming set up, always had playstation on the TV, but you've inspired me to finally get my minimal, slick gaming set up. And it's all thanks to your amazing videos.
Keep making amazing content mate and keep being an amazing guy 💪 thanks again mate.
Man, all these monitors look real sweet. But 32in is my sweet spot so I'm really hoping for a slightly larger size in the future!
Yeh 32 is the one
OLED MONITOR, awesome video, someday i will have an OLED TV or monitor, greetings from Mexico
Thanks for the support
I’ll upgrade from my GP950 when LG eventually releases the 4k version of this monitor. That’ll be an endgame monitor especially if it has a MLA panel for increased brightness.
You should literally spawn into the room in your future videos as your intro since the channel's name is you know spawn point! 😊
*oh wow, this looks amazing. definitely interested. checks price. on second thought, my 10 year old monitors work just fine*
32" 4k 144hz OLED would be amazing.
OLED Monitor:
Nice Review !! I have been following your channel for more than a year.
With All the HDR+ BRIGHTNESS+COLOUR , how does it not hurt your eyes?
I reduce all my brightness, contrast, colour before using. I know I will continuously use it more than 2 hours in one go. Please share your settings for long usage of monitors for gaming & productivity. I'm using LG Ultragear 27" 800GN
Cheers.
I used to have sensitive eyes. I don't anymore.
Why?
Diet maybe. Try eliminating vegetables and reducing wheat.
Eat more beef, cheese, real butter!
That's speculative advice but I have no other explanation.
And cut the seed oils of course.
I'm 39 yrs old now, used to have watering eyes a lot.. esp. in the evening.
That was 5+ years ago. I stopped having dried eyes after dietary changes.
Consider the possibility that you may have some deficiency causing increased light sensitivity.
Also, make sure to increase your room's humidity level if it's below 40%.
I keep mine around 50%.
To me, this screen is not really bright. My eyes generally don't tire.
It's the diet for me, for sure.
I eat plenty of junk, but also get plenty of solid bioavailable nutrition, which seems to have cured all my eye problems.
would you consider showing the new games as shorts on your TV setup...its always cool to see the gameplay on your channel.
Just ordered the 45inch lg oled, was really hard as nothings super great at the moment and i need to upgrade. Got it for 1200 check best buy
Ive just bought the LG for pc gaming and ps5 and its amazing its 1440p but looks like 4k whilst gaming, the hdr looks fantastic on Re4 remake i chose the LG as it has the 2.1 hdmi and i have an Lg cx oled in the lounge its a brand i trust.
ANd how do u like the ghosting only the Lg has with his own panel ?
@@emilie1058 Never noticed any ghosting ive enjoyed it on console and pc playing varied games and netflix etc image quality is superb.
I believe the lg cx is glossy? Are you not bothered by the monitor being anti glare instead of glossy? Is the anti glare sheet bearable and does it still provide a great image?
@@nonipaify yes that’s correct cx is glossy and monitor isn’t, doesn’t bother me in the slightest image quality is superb
I also have the LG OLED monitor and the LG CX OLED TV. The fact that the monitor is anti glare doesn't bother me at all.
OLED MONITOR. Super helpful vid as always, great to see the various options for gaming monitors! I just wanted to know what WiFi router you use; I’ve been struggling to get stable internet and it’s been a reel problem for gaming and watching videos.
Randomly found your channel. Great contents
Welcome aboard, thank you too!
Interesting, i saw your comment on one of my vids. Nice 🤪
I don’t think so lol
Can you please test and confirm if VRR on PS5 is supported on the HDMI 2.0 ? Some people say it does and others say it doesn’t.. maybe if you can post a quick short to verifying and confirm for us potential buyers that are on the edge of this purchase 😅.. thanks as usual for the great content !
It says on the asus webpage that vrr is supported I’m just not sure if it’s supported at 1440p 120hz with hdr
It is supported for ps5
Unfortunately it does not work. I tried it on my LG VRR 1440p display that only has HDMI 2.0 and it said it wasn’t supported. Sad, I was waiting for 1440p support and then VRR support forever
@@NimbusSSB this asus oled does support vrr even though is 2.0
Oled monitor, thanks for showing the monitor with the secret labs monitor arm. I saw a video with a widescreen and you couldn’t move it around
Thanks for the great review , i really want to buy this one, but, im very worried about the burn-in thing , as this monitor is quite expensive
They now offer 2 year burn in warranty for this model, they started this year. Additionally you can add a 4 year warranty through Amazon’s Asurion so 6 year burn in warranty basically, that is what I did when I purchased this.
I'd like Asus more only because of that heatsink and having an extra threshold of brightness. But I can see that Asus is being non apologetic towards using it as a tv or for console, while lg is definitely having Hdmi 2.1 for more room. Another thing is quite interesting to think about that we can't see any QD-OLED monitor is flat 27inch or High refresh rate monitor. But these WOLED monitors are targeting that market of gamers who want both high brightness OLED but flat and smaller sized.
I just bought one because of this video.
i would go for the LG ONLY because of the HDMI 2.1 Since im playing on PS5. If i was going to game on PC i would choose the ASUS
This so beautiful love it 💜
Have you used the Samsung Oddysey Neo G8 yet? My friend bought one last week. It is a bit pricey but it looks pretty good.
I need to test this out
@@SpawnPoiintCan you compare Neo G8 with the Oled G8? Neo is 4K but miniled and Oled G8 is not 4K and 21:9! Can’t decied which one is better for PS5?
Well the neo g8 is mini led and it has really good contrast
@@shonking35 not like Oled i supposed!
@@mehmetdayioglu1333you will love the samsung G8 oled. Quality monitor it is. If you don’t mind the black bars on either side, i would choose the G8.
I have this monitor and its lovely
Finally a 27 inch oled monitor. More than 27 will make me nauseous
27 inch is the sweet spot for me especially for games like MW2
Waiting for 4k. Still using the 42" LG.
1440p is the sweetspot
@@TheWayOfZorro My text isn't blurry
Beard trim is on (spawn)point 👌🏻
Do you have a 20 bomb with any characters in apex? Great vid
Will you be looking at getting the Corsair’s version of this monitor? While I understand the oled screen brightness is not as high as the Asus, I kind of like the simplicity of the design and having more ports especially USB. I think it has PD usb C too
I don't think I could justify a OLED monitor without a burn in gaurantee. For this reason I'm saving for Alienware ultrawide.
Spawn I really love ur content 👌
Thank you for the support
Really nice review. 👍🏼
I just got mine today, and I have a question regarding screen width. Ive noticed that the actual display isnt going to the edges where the pixels end. Have you seen this on your display too? So on mine i have like a few millitmeters all the way round which arnt being used for the image?
I don't own this display, so I'm just making a guess here, but maybe it's for pixel-shifting? To reduce the effects burn-in.
Nice Review & thanks for this video... But personally, i will still wait for upcoming monitors because prices are extremely high these days. i think for OLED, 32 inches FLAT panel should be an ideal buy & worth a spend... Also, I believe after the arrival of "Mini Led", prices of OLED will be reduced within one year or maybe somewhere in 2024... I am still using 60hz 27 inches IPS obsolete panel but i want to upgrade, but this is very confusing for me to decide lol... KTC Mini-Led is the good option i am looking at but again, that's also 27 inches... KTC is providing high-quality Mini-Led at a much cheaper price & also, we do not know about the Burning Life of OLEDs... i think 2024 will be the year when more 32 inches models in mini-led will hit the markets with much cheaper rates for consumers & gamers to decide what comes into their budget...
I have one question, How many monitors do you own :D ?
Love the videos by the way.
Thanks for this cool review, i just want to ask if you notice any differences in image quality between this monitor and the LG C2 42 TV, does the differences in resolution makes any difference for both PC and PS5 Games ?
I have been waiting for months since both became available in Sweden and went through different reviewers until I decided on the Asus IPS 360 Hz over the Asus OLED because I play significantly more esport and fps oriented games than other genres, so on June 28 I made a order with that monitor and my custom computer build according to my choice of components and around 28 July I should have everything at home as long as Danish/Swedish Postnord intends to behave and hopefully not do like the American FedEx.
Sounds like it's going to be a great setup! Enjoy once it's done.
@@SpawnPoiint It will be like night and day difference because my older computer has i5 4460, 16GB DDR3 and GTX 760 while my new one will have i9 13900K, 64GB DDR5 6000HMz and Asus ROG Strix RTX 4090
@@miniblasan5717how do you like the monitor? I play CoD the most nd want the best upper hand I can get. My current monitor is just not cutting it.
@@montanamaxx3824 It's clearly stated in my comment that I will receive everything by July 28, at the earliest.
@@miniblasan5717 How do you like the monitor ?
"When are we going to get a 32" 4K OLED?" Preach! I'm rocking the AW3423DWF, which is a great monitor, but I'd happily switch to a 32" 4K OLED. I've found I prefer the 16:9 aspect ratio and would like the extra sharpness of 4K.
If you are interested in a 4K 27“ Monitor LG has a new model named LG 27GR93U have a look
Nah 1440p is better
Good OLED monitor but if I had a choice I would've picked the LG too
I will wait for the 32" oled monitors...
Very good video review, thanks! What is the input lag when gaming at 60hz?
You should make a PlayStation 5 give away to some of us who have never hade one
Ok deal. Will sort one.
@@SpawnPoiint never thought you'd reply please make it international if possible
I have an rtx 4090 and I want a screen to support that. I mostly play on 1440p and like to game competively with highest possible fps. Somethimes I like to play solo games on 4k. Should I get this monitor or is there a better one that suits my need?
this.
i only have space for a 27 inch monitor but i also want to game in 4k, unfortunately they dont make 27 inch 4k panels
Not yet, but it's got to be soon surely.
Damn man, I seen your instagram post and had to check it out.
I’ve got a beautiful LG 1440p 144hz gaming monitor atm, however.
I am considering something els since I’m playing allot of CS.
It’s just unfortunate everything is so expensive. Maybe I can still get some money for my other monitor.
HDMI 2.0?!?!? Why?! I believe you need 2.1 to take advantage of all of the PS5’s features like ALLM and VRR. That’s stupid that they would put a 2.0 port on what is supposed to be a top of the line gaming monitor. That’s dumb.
Sooo… should I not get it because of that? Been really looking into this monitor and didn’t think it was that bjg of a deal breaker
I tend to just use an actual TV for ps5 gaming, I'd prefer this for pc gaming
@2004Burris same brother what dif you ended up getting
I really like this one but now i dont what to get 😢@@2004Burris
I chose the aw3423dw overall just about every oled monitor. Number one reason is because of the 3 year burn in warranty. The fact that these companies know there’s a risk when using these monitors and don’t cover burn in is intolerable.
Look you up on the new app threads 🤷♂️. Handles on threads??? An Oled 😊 11:58
You're amazing keep it up
Thank you so much!
seeing your videos for years and I just noticed it's SpawnPoiint with two 'i'
No way haha
Nice review, I'm considering buying a new monitor for pc gaming, I play mostly fighting games, I play kinda competitive so I do play a lot of hours, but because static objects like life bars, special bars lineout I'm kinda scared of burn in. Have you keep using this monitor, if so how has been this last 4 months?
I want the Asus but I have a total tech membership and bestbuy only Carry’s the lg. would basically have a no questions asked repair or exchange if anything went wrong. Including burn in. Watching this review kind of makes me think the lg could be a better option for me just for the extended warranty alone.
Which one would you recommend this monitor or the LG one ?
Sir please make a behind the scenes video
Yes
I do have one from about 2 years ago
Is it just me, or do others also dislike the light red logo at the bottom front? it significantly diminishes the overall aesthetics for me.
Is there a way to turn that off?
Hey, nice review as usual. I have the LG and am gonna Switch for the Asus next week only for the brightness. I really like my LG 27Oled but for me this monitor is too dimm compared to my LG C1 so am expecting a better brightness for the Asus as am playing FPS like Warzone on my monitor and solo games on my 55 C1 Oled and i really need more brightness for Warzone.
Still filming with an iPhone? Quality is looking stella!
I would choose the Asus. I have neither, but I’d rather pay for the better brightness given how dim OLEDs are. It’s a misfortune the Asus doesn’t have hdmi 2.1, but I sold my console, so I’ll sacrifice the port for the performance benefits over the LG.
Warning to potential buyers! These OLED monitors are not flicker free, there is a flicker in correlation with the brightness that some may be sensitive too. Myself included.
I'll be sticking with IPS and miniLED display tech.
what do you mean
It doesn't have PWM
The flicker it produces is it that noticeable?
I though by comparison getting those oled monitors were good for eyes, I was comparing to amoled screens on phones...
@@LazerB. It doesn't have PWM, but it is still not flicker free. It's not a full screen on / off. It sweeps from right to left and can be seen by adjusting shutter speed on a camera. It gives me severe eye strain and it's worse on QD-OLED for whatever reason. It's just something to be aware of if you experience eye strain.
@@DrakonR Thanks for the info ;)
How is your experience with LG ( Sony, Panasonic, Philips etc ) oled TVs and what about amoled phones, can you tolerate them without issue?
@@LazerB. Phones and TVs haven't been an issue. I believe distance and size could play a roll. I had an LG C3 42 on my desk and the eye fatigue was noticeable. But my LG C1 at 12 feet away from my bed is fine.
Thanks for the review... the awful type rendering makes it a big no for me.
Man I want a QD-OLED 1440p so bad. Why are they so slow with this panel type? I don't want a damn Ultrawide Alienware just for some QD-OLED. A lot of contents are developed and as intended by developers for a 16:9 experience. For example Metro Exodus in ultrawide just totally destroyed immersion since you're wearing a gasmask and in dark tunnels, it's supposed to be claustrophobic.
what do you prefer Asus led or lg led Monitor or a 4K monitor from Samsung ?
So good job, i have this monitor and my question is: HDR in Games on? What do you Think
What’s it like for gaming with ps5???
@@shamreazahmed8170 no, with Pc Setup
Been thinking of returning mine for a g8 oled but idk i love 240hz!! 🥶
I find the chin of the LG more distracting and less appealing than just a 'goatee' on the asus. Also no chance to take the one without the heatsink. Brighter and less image retention, and softer on the pixels sustaining bright subjects without auto-dimming slowly turning everything dark. Heatsink FTW
One question this monitor reaches 120hz on ps5 without HDMI2.1 ???
Hi love the video quick question
I’m redoing my gaming room and I was
wondering what wall color and carpet type did you use for that room ?
The video was called Building My Ultimate Gaming Setup 2023! it was posted about 3w ago
Hey SpawnPoiint 👋, I was wondering for your thoughts on wether it’s worth upgrading from an Xbox One X to a PS5?
You must disable cleartype!!! It makes text look bad on WOLED monitors.
I'm looking for the 1440P panel with the best possible image quality for games and using the browser on websites, Twitch, UA-cam, etc. as the only monitor in my setup, is this the best I can find? I run away from ips because of its low contrast and va because of light bleeding and flickering with gsync. I have a 9700k with the RTX 4070 and 32 ram at 3200ghz
By any chance have you bought this monitor because I'm looking for the same thing and I'd like to know if it's good on browsers or UA-cam.
@@ronniemarin no, I still haven't decided between this or one of the new qd oled
asus is the best oled 27 right now was worried about the matte finish thanks to the reviewers but 0 problems. tested alienware 27 inch 360 oled too but felt the glossy finish along with "blue light" contributes to eye strain which is a huge problem with that moniter.
Ive seen a lot of reviews of people saying it last a day before the screen start having burn in and dead pixels reviews on Amazon are not good for this
what about overall heating of display ?I got PG27AQN and the display usually very hot.
Limited bandwidth when using hdmi 2.1 I went with the LG 27” oled
How you can write script? What you think while Writing script? Need a video about this.... Been waiting for long
Haha I think about the product
I got tired of waiting for a 32” Oled so I purchased an Asus PG32UQX. I think we are still 2-3 years off yet, and I think OLED will still have brightness issues.
Rip Adam
I have the lg one but if you go to google the white does not look like white the background looks like a gray
@SpawnPoiint You should collab with OptimumTech to get the ultimate ITX pc that would fit on your desk.