ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM

Absolutely Stunning Gaming Monitor – Worth Every Penny! I’ve been using the ASUS ROG Swift for a few weeks now, and it has completely blown me away. The OLED panel is gorgeous—colors are rich, blacks are truly black, and the 99% DCI-P3 coverage makes everything from games to movies look jaw-droppingly good. The anti-glare micro-texture coating is also a game changer; I can play during the day with sunlight in the room and still see every detail clearly without annoying reflections. Performance-wise, this thing is a beast. The 240Hz refresh rate combined with the insanely low 0.03ms response time makes gameplay feel buttery smooth and responsive. Pair that with G-SYNC compatibility and I’ve had zero screen tearing or stuttering—it feels like cheating in fast-paced shooters. Build quality is exactly what you’d expect from ASUS ROG: sturdy, premium, and sleek. The stand is solid and offers great adjustability, while the overall design has that ROG flair without being over the top. Setup was simple, and I appreciate having both DisplayPort and HDMI options. If you’re a competitive gamer or just someone who wants one of the best displays on the market, this monitor delivers in every way. It’s not the cheapest option out there, but the performance and visual quality easily justify the price. Highly recommend—easily the best monitor I’ve ever owned.

This ASUS ROG Swift OLED monitor completely blew me away. The 27" 1440p display is stunning - deep, true blacks, vibrant colors, and incredible HDR make every game look cinematic. With a blazing-fast 240Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time, gameplay feels unbelievably smooth and responsive with zero ghosting or tearing. It's not the cheapest option, but the quality is unmatched. The anti-glare screen, G-Sync compatibility, and ultra-wide color range make it perfect not just for gaming, but also for creative work and everyday use. If you want a premium, top-tier monitor that delivers on every front — this is it.

This is the worst monitor I have every bought. Monitor worked for about 2 minutes. Looked great, blacks were amazing and screen was clear, no issues so far. After 2 minutes the screen turns black. I troubleshoot for the next 4 hours with no result. I go through 4 different cables, different GPU slots, power cycling, turning HDR off/on, VRR on/off, different power sockets, installing Asus display drivers, upgrading Nvidia drivers, and more restarts than I can count. The item was on sale for a reason. Don't bother buying, multiple tech forums confirm this is a known, common issue. Returning it.

ASUS PG27AQDM is a 26.5” OLED gaming monitor that really stands out. OLED panel delivers deep blacks. 0.03ms response time and 240Hz refresh rateת Freesynch works great with Radeon 9070 XT. Use the DP 1.4, the DP cable comes in the package and is decent. Monitor comes with MCM105 firmware. You should up date the firmware (on Asus site). Bear in mind, that there could be issues after updating the firmware. (I have updated to MCM110). After the firmware update, you may notice flickering on the screen when it enters sleep mode. To resolve the issue, please disconnect the DisplayPort (DP) cable, then reconnect it and power the monitor back on. Next, go to the monitor's on-screen menu, navigate to Settings, and perform a factory reset. This should eliminate the problem. Overall, it's an excellent monitor. I connected it to a Radeon 9070XT, and it works perfectly at 1440p @240Hz.

This panel is pricy, although it's recently been on sale for $160 less than what I paid for it (of course, right?). Some of the reviews are scary: blank screens, reboots, dead pixels, issues on an all-blue screen, etc...but I've had none of these problems. My panel has no dead pixels and works flawlessly. I've only had it for a few months, so I can't comment on any long-term burn-in, but it does run the pixel cleaning routinely and I've had gaming sessions on it that have gone 6 hours or more several times, so far. It came already loaded with the latest firmware update. I use it mainly for gaming, and my room has blackout curtains, but even with the window open during the day, it's more than bright enough for me. I noticed the difference from my LG 27" IPS panel that I bought 2 years ago instantly. The black levels are amazing, the contrast is insane, and the picture quality overall is the best I've ever seen in a monitor. This is the first monitor I can actually run in HDR mode that LOOKS like real HDR. I know people also complain about text clarity, and while I don't use this panel for anything work-related I have no issue with text. Its eye-candy every time I turn it on. Adds so much depth to my gaming...and response time is the usual legendary OLED almost-instant. Don't regret buying it at all and highly recommend.

I recently tried an ROG OLED monitor and was seriously impressed with the visual quality. The OLED panel looks absolutely amazing. Colors are vibrant, blacks are truly deep, and everything just pops on screen. Pairing that with 240Hz made gameplay feel incredibly smooth and responsive. It’s a huge upgrade if you’re coming from a standard refresh rate monitor. The build quality is also excellent. It feels very stable and durable, with great materials used throughout. The stand is sturdy, and the overall design feels premium and well engineered. That said, I personally started to feel a bit dizzy while using it. I’m not sure if it was just me adjusting to OLED or something specific to my sensitivity, but it was noticeable enough that I ended up returning it. It may not be an issue for everyone, but it’s something to consider if you’re sensitive to certain displays. Overall, it’s a fantastic monitor in terms of performance, picture quality, and build. Even though it didn’t work out for me, I can definitely see why so many people love it

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Siempre habia soñado con tener una televisión o una pantalla oled por la calidad de color y profundidad de negros absoluto y con este monitor obtengo lo que deseaba. Eso si, como toda tecnología OLED (WOLED, micro OLED, etc.) se le debe de dar su cuidado a la hora de usarlos ya que se pueden quemar, aunque con este modelo en especifico no tengo tanto miedo de que ocurra ya que tiene por defecto disipadores de calor que ayudan bastante con la temperatura (he tocado la parte del panel por la parte trasera despues de 6 horas de uso y no hay rastros de calor). La unica falla que le puedo dar es que al querer actualizar el monitor desde el cable usb conectado a la PC, la instalación falla pero es error de ASUS, lo cual tuve que actualizar mediante una memoria USB y actualizar desde el menú del monitor directo. Otro inconveniente es que el monitor no se apaga de manera completa, al apagar entra en un modo suspensión en donde el RGB no se apaga y se queda prendido, si la luz les molesta, tendrán que apagarlo por defecto aun cuando este encendido y aunque busque en foros si habia una manera de que esto no sucediera, no hay solución al menos por el momento. Si tienen preocupación con la lectura del texto por ser WOLED, debo decirles que no se deben de preocupar, con la ultima actualización el texto ya se ve mas nitido, no es excelente pero ya no molesta para nada. Buena compra, yo aproveche el descuento de cuando estuvo en $17,500 asi que yo digo que se esperen sin problemas. Funciona con PS5 con ALLM y VRR aun sin tener HDMI 2.1 pero advierto que en mi experiencia, coloquen la resolución nativa a 1440p y no a 4K ya que suele hacer una conversión de resolución extraña y algunos juegos se ven borrosos en su modo rendimiento.

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I love the monitor, good color for gaming and videos!

Este monitor ha cambiado mi manera de ver los videojuegos , por lo menos los AAA es donde se puede apreciar mejor. Una pequeña desventaja es que despues de cierto tiempo como que el monitor se calienta y tienes como q refrescar el monitor, Es mi primera semana usándolo y hasta ahora nada malo , aunque siempre digo que pueden meter un Software para la configuración de imagen como lo tiene MSI ,