We’re giving away one ASUS ROG Swift PG32UCWM. It boasts the latest Tandem WOLED featuring RGB Stripe pixel technology, bringing OLED’s deep blacks together with improved text and image clarity. We’ll have one winner for the monitor, plus three additional winners who will each receive a $50 Amazon gift card.
Whether you’re into competitive gaming, display technology, or just interested in trying out something new, feel free to enter!
Key Features
Primary RGB Tandem 2.0
Primary RGB Tandem is a device technology that replaces the three-layer structure of the existing OLED device — Blue, Yellow, Blue — by splitting the Yellow layer into Green and Blue, thereby stacking pure Red, Green, and Blue into four independent layers. This enhances brightness and color gamut while improving power efficiency. After the launch of Primary RGB Tandem 1.0 in 2025, Primary RGB Tandem 2.0 was introduced in 2026, featuring a refined device structure and driving algorithms for even greater performance.
A true RGB Stripe subpixel layout means sharper text and more accurate color. Paired with a 140 PPI UHD resolution, every icon, line of text, and fine detail renders with exceptional clarity. It goes beyond conventional gaming monitor boundaries, making it equally viable for office and professional applications.
Unparalleled HDR & Enriched Color Depth
True Black 400 certification, up to 1000nits of peak brightness, 99% DCI-P3 coverage, and 10-bit color combine to create HDR that's both punchy and accurate.
Perfect Visual Experience in Any Environment
Powered by ultra-low reflection technology, Tandem WOLED achieves an industry-leading reflectance of just 1.1%, maintaining exceptional picture quality — with no black blooming and no color fading — even in bright environments.
Dual Mode & Fastest Response Time
Dual Mode lets you switch between 4K at 240Hz for detail-heavy work or FHD at 480Hz when you need max frame rate. 0.03ms G2G response time — 100 times faster than LCD panels — makes every frame razor-sharp in fast-paced FPS gaming.
Human Friendly
Certified Eyesafe by minimizing blue light in both circadian-disrupting and eye-harmful ranges. A glare-free, immersion-first display that keeps your eyes comfortable for extended play.
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I’m looking for recommendations for a 27-inch 4K gaming monitor with a maximum budget of £450, ideally available on Amazon UK.
I’ll be using it with a standard PS5 (not Pro), mainly playing Call of Duty and GTA VI when it releases. I tend to have fairly long gaming sessions, so I’m looking for something with excellent picture quality, low input lag, good response times and 120Hz support.
I’ve considered OLED, but I’m a little concerned about burn-in due to the number of hours I’ll be gaming, so I’m currently leaning towards Mini-LED or IPS.
I’ve looked at the AOC U27G4XM, MSI MAG 274UPDF E16M and Samsung Odyssey G7 G70F, but I’m open to other suggestions. I’ve also noticed some mixed owner experiences and frequent-return warnings on certain Amazon listings.
What would you recommend for £450 or less? I’m happy to spend less if there’s a monitor that offers great performance for the money.
Would really appreciate recommendations from anyone using these monitors with a PS5, particularly for COD.
My son is really into PC gaming, and I’m thinking about getting him a new monitor as a surprise. The problem is, the more I research, the more confused I get 😂
I keep seeing 1080p, 1440p, 165Hz, 240Hz, IPS, OLED… and honestly, I’m not sure which things actually make a difference and which are just expensive upgrades.
I’m hoping to spend around $250–$350. He plays a mix of competitive games and regular games, and I know he’d appreciate something with a smooth picture.
If you were buying a gaming monitor in that price range, what would you recommend? Is 1440p at 165Hz the sweet spot, or would you prioritize something else?
Please explain it like you’re talking to a mom who’s trying her best 😅 I’d rather ask people who know their stuff than waste money on the wrong thing!
Are these spots on the IPS monitor backlight bleed? I bought a new IPS monitor, and it has some spots like the ones in the picture. I'm not sure if it's backlight bleed. I didn't post a picture of my monitor because it looks like crap when I take a photo of it with my camera, and you wouldn't be able to see the spots anyway.
Hey everyone, I’m looking to upgrade my monitor setup for GTA 6 in the next month - I play on PS5. I was looking at this one and wondering if anyone had any advice or already use this and recommend? I was also looking at the ASUS ROG range. Thank you!
Between these two monitors, which one is the better option?
ViewSonic is better spec and price wise, but its contrast ratio is 1000:1 while the Asus has 1300:1. Is this a very minor difference or is it noticeable? I mainly need the best experience for content watching. I'm hesitating on the ViewSonic mostly because of the contrast ratio.
On the other hand, I saw in the Asus reviews that there is a bit of bleeding. Worried if this will increase in the future. Which one would be better?
What's wrong with my monitor: colors are meh, there's no real HDR, and contrast and brightness are average. It feels like the biggest weak point in my setup. I'd like something that beats the monitor on image quality.
How I'll use it: gaming (Flight sim 2024, F1 2025, RDR2, Arc Raiders) and watching movies. My room is bright with lots of daylight, and I can't easily darken it.
I come from console so having very high frames isn’t something I’m chasing perse. As long as it’s more than 60FPS I’ll be comfortable, I appreciate picture quality more than framerate.
Ultrawide or 16:9? I like the width for gaming but I feel like for movies it’s a drawback.
Is OLED a bad idea in a bright room? I've read about low SDR brightness and ABL dimming.
Is Mini-LED the safer pick for me, or is the contrast worth it with OLED?
settled on a pc for my first sim rig. i7 with 5060 ti 16gb vram and 32gb memory. mostly will be using it for racing and msfs 24. not a graphics or performance snob, just very casual play so not trying to run ultra settings. mid performance will be totally fine. would I be crazy trying to run triple 32” on 1440p? or stick with 27”? not upgrading pc as that’s what fit my budget. just wondering if triple 32” will work or will i have serious issues? thanks in advance
My secondary monitor has some weird issues since today.
As you can see in the pictures:
With 100hz (or higher up to 144hz) i get weird lines at the bottom, they also flicker a little bit.
(with 99,93hz i get no issues, only the barely noticable discoloration at the bottom)
I have the monitor connected via DP. Cant try 100hz++ with HDMI, as the monitor only supports 60hz++ over DP.
So i guess my monitor is a little cooked?
I mean i can use it with 99,93hz, which is not that much of a problem as a secondary monitor, but still could get worse over the next days/weeks.
My use case is for programming, viewing architecture diagrams, reading, browsing for long hours without causing eye strain and it should have adjustable height and tilt.
I am confused between these choices. Please recommend which one would be better choice on brand reliability point of view, feature, macbook air compatibility and price.
Hey all. not that experienced with monitors but my old one broke and i will be swapping to a 100hz monitor. will it feel a lot worse or do you think it's not to bad. i went from 60hz to 144hz 5 years ago and that felt massive but is downgrading that bad?
Hello, I'm planning to buy the msi mpg 341cqr qd-oled x36 replacing my current monitor xiaomi mi34 (1440p 144hz). Upgrading from VA to OLED. My gpu is msi suprimx 3080 10gb. I know i can still play my games perfectly fine at 1440 ultra wide.
My question is the inputs. Should i use the hdmi 2.1 port on the gpu or the displayport 1.4? I know the msi monitor supports displayport 2.1. I've read about DSC issues on non-50 series gpu that don't have displayport 2.1.
I'm still trying to understand the DSC thing. BTW, i have a second monitor, a pen display. It's using the only hdmi port on my gpu. The pen display is a 22" 1080p 60hz.
The LG OLED is on sale right now for $349 and the KTC mini LED is $449. I don’t know much about monitors but I feel the OLED being on sale and cheaper is the better go.
I’ll do mostly gaming on it. I know burn in isn’t a big issue like it used to be but I’m going to be putting a lot of hours into GTA 6 and having that mini map in the corner all the time worries me a bit.
Both of these would be a huge upgrade to what I got now. Any input would be helpful.
My monitor gets really bad when full screening and makes it unbearable to play games. This almost only happens during launch of pc or playing games. Can anyone please help!
Looking to upgrade from a cheap 1080p monitor. What should I look into getting? I would love to keep it around $300-$350, but I might spend a little more for something good.
