I bought the cheapest OLED monitor

[@TryTane]

Back then the great $500 monitors were 1440p IPS 144hz. Now it's 240hz OLED. What a world to be living in

[@pedropierre9594]

Consumerism is an unstoppable force

[@natanquirino5400]

1440p is still exceptional. HP 27qs is a great one to have there is another one by LG that is nano something tech and it creates the illusion of higher resolution of some sort and I love it. it is also best buy proprietary i think so it goes on sale frequently

[@n8wolf575]

back then those were 800+, now you get that for 400. im running 3 HP Omen with your stats named, and cant wait to go to OLED

[@natanquirino5400]

@@n8wolf575 yeah! I love them! Perhaps next year I’ll introduce an OLED into my system.

[@AndrewTSq]

But to be fair, i prefer the colors of an old CRT, but too bad the resolution is no where near 1440p, and especially over VGA.

[@cryptonix02]

Just wanted to say, using the waveforms at 4:26 to show differences in HDR brightness is a GENIUS way of demonstrating brightness performance. Very straight forward and easy to understand. Surprised I don't see reviewers do that more. Good thinking! Please do more of that 🙏

[@mitchplays9297]

I agree, to the untrained eye its very hard to compare the differences between the two. Its even good for people watching on non oled screens, where maybe the images look the same, but the waveform will show easy to digest data about the picture quality. I hope this catches on and more reviews start to include it

[@Keivz]

Wonder what tool he’s using.

[@cryptonix02]

​@@Keivz I believe he's just taking raw camera footage of the monitors in action, putting it in Premiere or DaVinci Resolve or something, and using a video scope waveform to show the differences side-by-side. It seems like it's most useful in *comparison* as opposed to only showing a single monitor's performance because it might be hard to calibrate exactly how bright the footage should register, so rather than trying to perfectly adjust your camera settings to match real-world luminance values, you can just compare two of them side-by-side to at *least* see which one's brighter.

[@CraWea]

Yeah I appreciate the empirical approach, but without a reference waveform there is no way of knowing which of the two waveforms is the most "correct". I'd rather have a well calibrated screen with appropriate brightness than one hardwired to "impressive demo" mode, like you see for demo TVs in electronics shops.

[@Keivz]

@ 100% thought the same thing. I believe an eotf tracking analysis serves this purpose (used in other reviews) without the need for a $30k reference monitor.

[@xynthexia]

If you're in the UK (or AOC is available for you), the AOC AG276QZD2 is a much better buy. Currently £450, it uses the latest gen 3 QD-OLED panel at 1440p 240hz. Edit: So I see some people claiming that the monitor is a gen 2 panel. This was previously W-OLED from LG, the updated version (this, they only changed 1 part of the name) uses Samsung's gen 3 QD-OLED. I hope this clarifies things. Please ensure that you have the correct model (AG276QZD2) when purchasing.

[@Arcurath]

goated comment

[@araylaurence6220]

thanks for this, monitors are just so regional in avaliablity and pricing

[@scarecrow5848]

good comment but for me its another $50 on amazon.

[@ephalys]

The branding & bezels are awful on this one. Koorui did a way better job

[@chy.0190]

Its a gen 2 panel. And the few people I saw buy it said they had major flickering issues with it and returned it (worse than the usual OLED VRR flicker issue). Phillips has a 360hz gen 3 one at £499.99

[@kenohnegulle]

Its awesome seeing companies making OLED more affordable for everyone

[@agungsedayu6219]

because koorui own the factory

[@aungsan7541]

@@agungsedayu6219 koorui my goat

[@ThezRude]

@@agungsedayu6219 Yet they buy their panels elsewhere... Sooo they just put stuff together.

[@jeromsko]

They dont want to help you or the people, its about money"!!!!!!!!!

[@tapsxn]

This is essentially how progress works. Not so long ago, IPS panels were for the "elites")

[@TerraWare]

I love seeing OLED's come down in price and good job covering it. Hard to keep track of this stuff for most people.

[@DamienGGW]

don't wanna glaze but your videos have become so good from the lighting the graphs, how clean everything is and explaining the products, truly the best tech reviewer on youtube

[@guacfiend]

was about to say the same thing, even though he's already gotten praise for it, it's never enough

[@EJM07]

I think the reason why the cheap brand is brighter here is because the big brands don't want to risk any premature burn-in, which obviously would damage their reputation. Cheap brands may not care as much.

[@NoCluYT]

I'd probably be careful with what games I play on it regardless. Probably play online shooters and other games that have static UIs on an LCD and play single-player story games on an OLED.

[@prank855]

​@@NoCluYTpeople say this this but they wouldnt lol.

[@Lylcaruis]

cant tell if this is a good or a bad thing but with oled care features surely it doesnt really matter for most people

[@The_Lightless]

@@NoCluYTimagine buying a $600 monitor just to not use it

[@4536647674]

@@The_Lightless exactly lol...clearly not a smart purchase then..hopefully he doesn't make dumb decisions in other things as well

[@bannof]

This one is 800€ here on Amazon Germany. LG i27GS95QX is 699€.🤷🏼‍♂️

[@r0xa18]

Hab mir genau den LG gegönnt - ich bereue nix

[@urkent4463]

optimum is kinda serious. no clickbait or else - pure entertainment with facts -> straight to the point with things that really count a normal channel basicly

[@Carrew.]

€800 here in Italy i swear every time is like this i see a video with great price then i check where i live and the price is always waaay higher

[@tommasoferrini2809]

zio cane a chi lo dici, infatti sto puntando l’ASUS ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMG

[@BornInArona]

Come visit Germany

[@Halfdome05]

You have to add sales tax to the American prices. That makes the difference smaller, than it might seem. You are probably still right though.

[@DarkPhoenix1515]

I got the aw3234dwf a year go for that price

[@dygon7663]

@@BornInArona Also 800 euro in Germany.

[@oTeftie]

Watching because it’s interesting, staying because of the biceps

[@NotFireFly_]

what a comment 🔥

[@matthew_deere]

real

I am mostly about biceps

[@TryTane]

don't forget those forearms

[@agumon1605]

Arent we all

[@jayy421]

This oled monitor with 0.1 ms response time helped me to click your videos faster.

[@ChrissyCode]

For me (EU-Austria) the "AOC Agon AG276QZD" is the cheapest 1440p 240hz oled, it costs 570€. The Koorui 27E8QK costs 806.41€

[@chaosdemon_0333]

The INNOCN 27A1S is available for 430 right now in Austria if U wanna look into it

[@krakentortoise7531]

Still waiting for the NCase M2 build guide

[@TotallyNotMyMain]

Fr lol

[@chalkeds]

I was for a while and decided just to go for it in the end lol Being my first pc build it took a while and couldn't be happier!

[@00gxc]

@@chalkeds how was it, i wanted to build matx motherboard in it

[@chalkeds]

@00gxc ah I went mini itx route which made it much easier for space I imagine. Even so, with how versatile the case it's it turned out to be quite a fun puzzle!

[@empathy_ggs]

Love the higher frequency of videos lately, thanks optimum :)

[@ifzwy]

man, you always find your own path to test out things makes me goosebump. how well you are on your job is insane. thank you even though these prices cant affordable in Türkiye we are getting informed much better about current techs.

[@jamesbartlett4477]

As someone that is looking into getting upgraded to 1440p gaming i really appreciate these kinds of videos. About to do a massive upgrade on my gaming pc and will need some awesome new duel monitors. Ty for always doing a thorough job.

[@SafetyKitten]

@@iClipper on the other hand, everyone I've heard talk about 1440p and 1080p (including close friends) says they look absolutely miles apart. which is prettymuch to be expected when you realise 1440p has 78% more pixels than 1080p. that's almost double the quality lol

[@MrEditorsSideKick]

@@iClipper What was the size of each monitor?

[@SafetyKitten]

@iClipper I use 1080p now and will be buying a 1440p one soon because I've used them at friends and they are night and day. To be fair my phone is 1440p and I use it at 1080p, because even though I can see the difference it's not worth the battery etc imo. But your point about "artists draw at a flat resolution" is very irrelevant. Almost every artist draws at 4-8k minimum, and games rendered in 3d usually have appropriately large textures that mean you will be playing at the appropriate resolution anyway. It's impossible not to notice the difference; there's no "trying to cope to justify the purchase", that's just how it is. I kind of suspect you were playing in 1080p on your games, or maybe your monitor was just that small that the PPI made it hard for you to tell.

[@wisnudJat]

My black on OLED panel while gaming still more black than my other unused/unpowered VA monitor

[@乼]

finally, optimum reviewing something you guys can afford!

[@hunatya3183]

Just dropping in to express my appreciation again for not having intro, outro or sponsorship segment 0 time wasted keep up the good work!

[@Spoggi99YT]

I just ordered an AW2725DF yesterday since it was on sale and nearly €300 off the MSRP. It should be a great upgrade from my old backlit IPS monitor... After using a LG C1 OLED for the past two years, the drop in image quality with non-OLED displays has become too noticeable whenever I play on my PC. The fact that the AW2725DF has a three-year warranty covering burn-in is a great bonus and gives me peace of mind.

[@rk-jn5mp]

Everything looks great on the Koorui, but... warranty is where one might lose out (5:35). I _currently_ have an AW3423DWF... first batch. Panel just blinked out one day. Dell _cross-shipped_ a replacement -no- _few, fair_ questions asked. Trusted brands are trusted brands because they offer peace of mind & quality customer service.

[@yourlocalhuman3526]

@@rk-jn5mp ive had the same dwf for over a year and so far no burn in at all and yh I went with Dell because of the warranty. I've put over 2900 hours on it but the only issue is that the whites are somewhat yellow tinted which from what I hear is the same case with every DWF even though the color accuracy is pretty much 100%. Is it the same for you?

[@ffwast]

Took me closer to two days than two years.

[@rk-jn5mp]

@@yourlocalhuman3526 I don't see any yellow tinting in whites on mine. I _do_ do the pixel refresh things every time it asks, not sure if that has anything to do with that possibility.

[@astrea555]

AW2725DF doesn't have oled motion pro, it would be a downgrade for gaming from your C1. Great pick for the price but I hope you didn't get rid of the C1 or something.

[@uncannygambit]

On Amazon Germany it's 780 euros or 830 dollars 😢 which is actually more than you can get the exact same 1st gen panel from the bigger brands for 😢😢😢

[@hansihinterweltler1198]

came to the same sad conclusion 5 seconds ago

[@Kumoiwa]

AOC AGON AG276QZD - same panel 575€

[@ashenwattegedera]

NGL, Without the stand one of the most beautiful monitors i have seen. Its just so clean.

[@Robin.Backer]

I got my first OLED, I can never go back to IPS displays

[@raptorhacker599]

Try miniLED

[@tablettablete186]

​@@raptorhacker599Even with a miniLED backlight, IPS leaks too much light.

[@X_irtz]

Too bad OLED's are still too expensive...

[@ljjebi]

​@@X_irtz yeah, imma wait a few years until it becomes dirt cheap like IPS 😂. I remember high refresh rate IPS panels being hella expensive, now you can find them for as low as $80!!

[@AG-sb7pu]

Welcome to the club 😎

[@Freeman-71rus]

I love your approach! This is an engineer's point of view, nothing less! 🤩

[@maxzett]

800€ here in Germany. Hard Pass... For that price I can literally get an Asus one

[@Kumoiwa]

AOC AGON AG276QZD - same panel 575€

[@Noname-iq1gz]

It’s 900 usd in my country, lol

[@frydac]

On amazon de the asus one can be found at 649€ it seems, so yeah

[@4536647674]

yeah import prices + that damn VAT makes things a little expensive sometimes

[@nikolailukanov8169]

People were saying Asus and MSI aren't very good with their warranty which is why I went for Alienware as I read good things about them. Lo and behold, my amazing luck strikes again and I had a vertical line in the middle of my AW2725df(360hz qd oled, also 800 euro) which likely had been there from the start but I didn't notice it until 3 months in as it was very, very faint and needed special conditions to notice it. I returned it and only 2 weeks later they sent me a new one(usually whenever I return something in my country they waste the full 30 days before returning the product so getting it in 2 weeks was insane). I just received it and am impatiently waiting for it to get acclimated because it's cold outside. I have confirmed that it's a new model though because the service code says it's from October 2024. So I can wholeheartedly recommend alienware if you are scared of burn in or any other problem as they are indeed very good with their warranty.

[@davidjv9800]

Great video, thanks! Weird question but what do you recommend for gaming monitors that are also good at productivity ie. coding/video editing etc?

[@Kaiyening]

Wait, I don’t care about the monitor, IS THAT THE FINALMOUSE ULX COMPETITION ON YOUR TABLE? 🤩 I really hope the review is coming, gotta feed my hype and copium there!

[@yuhhdede]

This caught my eye too, I ordered a small. They shipping classics and mediums before large tho unfortunately

[@Kaiyening]

@@yuhhdedesame here, ordered a small too, and as I accidentally confused the dongles on my GPX return, I’m stuck on a random Logitech Bluetooth office lag-mouse until I get my Competition. Oh the extremes 😅

[@baldcarrots]

The sub-pixel layout and text clarity is one of the main things Iook for in an OLED monitor, please include this bit in your videos if you can! Love your work - keep it up.

[@drunkhusband6257]

It's irrelevant, text looks fine on every oled I've ever used

[@ich_16]

5:40 ofc gotta show some fire shots lol

[@محمد-ن5ل7ه]

feels like he's only doing these reviews to show-off his OW skill xD

[@fergason420]

THANK YOU! I was looking at this monitor, and the MAG 27qpx, may either depending on price over Black Friday now!!

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

im sure oled cheapest will still have better color, if color based app is your main usages

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

means photo and video for most people

[@EnderSkunkZombie]

will you review the new finalmouse?

[@verox6414]

look at what mouse is in this video. might give you an idea of what the answer might be

[@Muppet-kz2nc]

Liability costs attributed to Warranty will add to product total cost. That this display is similar to other OLED implies the failure rate will also be similar.

[@BatteryBee]

The price is too hard to believe. There must be a catch? How does it get so close to competing models at just a fraction of the cost?

[@FinalLightNL]

Cuz LG aSUS is greedy

[@SimonT54]

Brand reputation

[@The_Lightless]

It is mainly just branding. How many people have heard of Koorui compared to LG or Asus?

[@Eldaino999]

Probably because it’s a cheap no name brand and getting any assistance with technical support is gonna be a disaster.

[@ben2474]

koorui is actually the company that makes all of the tech and gets the contracts from other brands like asus, lg, etc to sell the koorui tech to them/make their monitors.. i forget when it happened but at some point koorui was allowed to start selling their own monitors/tech because of some deal or voided contract that happened. edit: i just double checked, and i was correct. they are a chinese based company and were outsourcing for asus, msi, lg, etc and how are producing a lot more of their own products

[@notblazedfordays9536]

So am I better off switching to this monitor (I do competitive shooters) or continuing to use my 390hz 1080p Acer?

[@kingnoize4667]

Yea it's 881.75 Euro over here...

[@taunopaavo321]

EU tax always

[@MarkoVuckovic32]

Shit is always more expensive for us unfortunately. Can't wait until OLED monitors are available for like 500€ with tax and everything else that is included in Europe.

[@DoeIsSlapen]

@@taunopaavo321 comes with EU warranty at least :)

[@Kumoiwa]

AOC AGON AG276QZD - same panel 575€

[@kingnoize4667]

@@Kumoiwa That one is 589 here, and the QD-oled (AG276QZD2 mentioned below)version is 599... the research continuous, or maybe optimum can review them?

[@toad7395]

I absolutely love Koorui giving good panels for cheap. I hope they continue to do this and hopefully they improve their support since I've heard some people had difficulty getting into contact with them.

[@lightsoutboxing1]

I bought a Koorui monitor (the one that optimum recommended because it was so cheap and good for the price) and it had terrible backlight bleed which it wasn’t supposed to have according to the optimum video and on top of that it just stopped working after 8 months of normal usage.

[@dn7422]

@@lightsoutboxing1Same but 1 of the 2 monitors died on me ☠️maybe cause I flipped it upside down 😅 but only because I wanted it that way to make the thinner bezel touch the top thin bezel of the bottom monitor (stacked monitor layout) and it just died ;/

[@maxime_vhw]

0:32 "ill let you decide" Yes, i can clearly see the color difference on my old tn monitor 😭

Came here to say exactly this lol

[@ademiday]

I appreciate this video, I was coincidentally looking into this exact monitor a couple days ago but was understandably skeptical. Might give it a try now

[@VelcroSnake93]

0:35 - Well, they look the same to me, I assume because of the TV I'm watching this video on.

[@why_tho_]

Lol

[@harrison3927]

stuff like this is just for the enthusiasts who notice the small details. its subtle but the blacks are more black. bottom left hand corner has the white line showing a little less on the oled as she shadows are blacker.

[@puffyips]

These are both an oled

[@SafetyKitten]

@@harrison3927 or you could just say the blacks are less blue at 0:32, and be done with it

[@Rooftopaccessorizer]

Im so glad you did this video because ive had that monitor in my cart for ages and i was thinking of passing it up for an LG because its an unkown brand

[@RemyBenitah]

the soldier outplay on the ashe at 6:36 was crazy

[@zoetaylor8919]

Not surprised it's a Koorui, have owned 2 of their monitors for a while now as second and third displays, they have worked amazing it's nice to see a company release very good displays at reasonable prices

[@Swapnil638]

Can you explore the benefits and drawbacks of peeling off the anti-glare layer on an LCD IPS monitor? How close does that get to OLED/LED?

[@Bruxes]

"Little over 500$" The cheapest I found was 800€ lol...

[@RainOfAshes]

This is not an EU product. Any resellers are just overcharging.

[@d4nith3]

In America is cheaper, in EU we pay import tax and VAT thats why everything is overpriced in EU. RTX 4090 in USA starts from 1600$ in EU 1900€ (2036 USD)

[@Breakfast_of_Champions]

@@d4nith3 Nah they just don't tell you the "sales tax" until checkout. And you get no warranty while in the EU you always have 2 years.

[@toad7395]

Amazon US has it for 550

[@jirosaves_theworld]

it's 1200USD in my place (well live on 4th grade country tho)

[@nuclearthrone2497]

It has HDMI 2.0 and not 2.1, so you would have to use the DP 1.4 port for 2K 240Hz. Nice that it has USB-C 90W though.

[@marcdominicestavillo5297]

im scared about the long term durability of this monitor

[@AshLordCurry]

Should be fine

[@tablettablete186]

​​@@AshLordCurryHow many hours is "fine"? Edit: grammar

[@vexnity460]

@@tablettablete186 its the same panel as the other monitors mentioned, so you can research on those.

[@creativityfails1]

Hard to tell when people say this if by "long term" they mean 5 years, 10 years, or 20 years. It seems like most people fall in between 10 and 20 and they should probably just get an lcd and stop worrying about their choice.

[@glbernini0]

I love the small center mounted stand! I need all the usable desk space I can get! I am looking forward to 2nd gen monitors when a few more bugs have been worked out!

[@BadRusMan]

VRR flickering is still a big issue when it comes to oled, only a few models can offer somewhat of ok experience with that.

[@yourlocalhuman3526]

I havent had this myself on my alienware dwf but I've heard many people mention this issue. Havne't seen a video on what it looks like yet but it's usefull info

[@raulg9129]

@@yourlocalhuman3526you may not even have VRR on, ive tested 5 different oleds and all had vrr flicker

[@drunkhusband6257]

I have 3 oled displays, I've never seen vrr flicker even once...

[@raulg9129]

@@drunkhusband6257ive tested 5 oled monitors and all had flicker, do you even have vrr on?

[@MattJoyce01]

Thank you for another great video. Straight to business, well presented, data based, fair. GGWP.

[@Tech.Closet]

Love your reviews! Hope OLED becomes more affordable soon

[@HitokiriShin]

KOORUI is an awesome brand. A bit over a year ago I wanted to buy a second monitor and I found this brand. I have bought a 1440p IPS 240Hz monitor and I paid 299$. What a steal. It's great and still working like a charm. No dead pixels, no ghosting, no light bleed. I am very impressed with the picture and the response time - it really is my most favourite monitor so far. Most other monitors at that time were like 600-700$. Excellent that they also offer OLED solutions at a reasonable price now.

[@MariusNinjai]

4:10 ohh man it's really wobbly

[@sudd3660]

haha, it sure is, hope people know if that is going to be an issue for them. all my oled's is stable and not wobbly compared to every monitor i owen, but then they cost me so much more than any lcd i ever had.

[@yourlocalhuman3526]

you wont notice it at all unless you have weak floors but yuou might hear a small amount of sound when you sit at your desk

[@R4ZORLIGHT]

Just get a proper VESA monitor arm, most stands are pretty bad.

[@aazfanmohseu5662]

Glad to see you playing The Finals, it's one of my favorite fps games and I have no idea why it never picked up a huge playerbase.

[@GutsEnjoyer]

what is your gym routine

[@MM-zo7q]

He just carries and unboxes a lot of electronics

[@zenthic8]

@@MM-zo7qnaw he used to compete in power lifting

[@baoto03]

Is it worth 4x or even 5x still when I was buying a ips panel for $160 on sale the other week from MSI

[@chy.0190]

Koorui has no warranty on this monitor that covers burn in, would not recommend. Spend similar or tiny bit more, not worth buying an OLED without burn in cover. Philips has a 360hz QD-OLED thats going for £499.99 here in UK, at Overclockers. With warranty that covers burn in (I heard in some regions they do not cover it).

[@MajorWTech]

Thank for the info, what is the model number fo the phillips?

[@chy.0190]

@@MajorWTech 27M2N8500

[@Woodnsus]

Love the Sparking Zero gameplay, and the Koorui, of course.

[@UndergroundCyberTrax]

I went back to IPS. Reason? The burn-in prevention tech annoyed me. Every four hours, I had to do a screen pixel refresh for ten minutes. With IPS, no problem, and the IPS tech is good enough. For me, no burn-in and resolution are more important.

[@Nydrin]

Yeah its like 95% OLED recommendations now, but people who aren't just gaming really need to understand what it means when they say "mainly for gaming". I feel like its not emphasized enough that if you aren't mostly using it for gaming how much more differently you will need to use the monitor. A lot of newer people who jump into OLED are going to love the colors and performance, but could end up with annoying issues later down the line. I realized how much less I game compared to doing other things on my main monitors and decided against it. Hopefully mini-LED monitors come after the OLED hype dies down.

[@prank855]

been using a pg27aqdm for over a year now. you can just turn off the popup and let it do its pixel cleaning when monitor is in standby. ive had 0 noticeable burn in when testing flat colors and im 50/50 gaming and programs withs constant static elements

[@r0xa18]

My LG OLED does all his burn-in prevention when in standby. Which OLED did u use?

[@prolecks]

Any recommendations upgrading PG258Q but staying 1080p?

[@MeatNinja]

As someone who has already been using a 1440p 144hz IPS monitor, upgrading to OLED without also going 4k just seems like a waste of money. But if I go 4k, I would also need to get a 5090 to get all the frames. Now we're talking about a 4000 euro upgrade for just a monitor and a gpu 😂

[@mitsuhh]

Yh i use 1440p 144hz IPS 27 inch with a 4080, and prior used that same monitor with 1080 TI

[@konari88]

and the enjoyment you get from this 4000€ upgrade is minimal... would go for meganex 8k light VR headset instead of a new monitor at that point

[@Kumoiwa]

OLED HDR > 4K

[@Kumoiwa]

​@@mitsuhh Monitor bottleneck

[@あなた以外の誰でもない]

thats what u get for not having Chinese competitors, Xiaomi lowered the phone price for everyone, i hope theres someone doing it for monitors and GPUs too, there are self developing brands catching up but they're like 1-2 gens behind and less optimized than the big brands atm

[@Bdot888]

I got the KTC 1440p oled in April and its very similar to this! So far its been a great experience and its good that oled prices are slowly but surely falling!

[@dinckelman]

When buying ROG, half the pricetag is the brand. Normally I would have said you also get way better warranty, but with ASUS, it's clearly not even remotely close to competitive. Affordable competition is what runs the market

[@KOzel2008]

I also see that you got your finalmouse competition, how is it?

[@shidikai]

Babe wake up

[@iikatinggangsengii2471]

really

[@framblayt9783]

The monitor looks good, love the research you do for us and understanding the means and justifications in the consumer perspectives. I'll look into it, as my next monitor upgrade as i have been looking for a cheap OLED itch just to have and try, i currently use an IPS panel with similar specs as the Koorui. When it comes to gaming though, my main focus on needs for a monitor, i have a hard time figuring out which itch to scratch, the best pixel color experience or the highest refresh rate on a monitor. for me, i 100% notice the difference in higher refresh rates, but rather not spend too much on unneeded tech upgrades and would rather maybe have better color pixels. koorui feels like it is a good compromise on both ends for me.

[@UltraWideGaming86]

Unfortunately here in Holland, I can buy it only through Amazon for at least € 881,75... probably cause of import cost's etc.

[@Kumoiwa]

AOC AGON AG276QZD - same panel 575€

[@あなた以外の誰でもない]

@@Kumoiwa 880$ here

[@UltraWideGaming86]

I'm still on a Samsung G9 49 inches NON oled.. but sometimes I wonder about buying an OLED (version)

[@Kumoiwa]

@あなた以外の誰でもない each region has different pricing, you have to do some research of the market of your region

[@Xenlluv]

Hey do you power off your monitors or leave them in standby mode when not using?

[@Sourzz664]

HE FINALLY REVIEWED A KOORUI MONITOR

[@Mistrzu134]

Best youtube recommendation in 2024 is your channel man, you do a very good job and your movies are at really high quality

[@blackcrisp7921]

that mouse isn’t out yet optimum🤔 1:31

[@顾凯文-z6k]

wrong

[@blackcrisp7921]

@ only people on the west coast should have one at the moment because they haven’t finished shipping

[@SteeltechPC]

Great monitor for the money. I've had this panel for 10 months now and it's fantastic. Reached out to the company about warranty and they warranty the panel for 3 years against burn in. Just wish it had HDMI 2.1.

[@ferdgerbeler8494]

Biggest problem with OLED is you cant just leave it on with your static desktop 24/7 like ya do with a LCD.. Gotta be careful with it, never leave it on, set black wallpaper and no task bars, etc or in a year or less it's an unreparable mess

[@analogicparadox]

Burn-in is a lot less likely now, and you can just use rotating wallpapers and display sleep to avoid it. You shouldn't be keeping it on for so long anyway, it's a huge waste of money.

[@jaemy39]

new oleds have anti burn in technology built in

[@ferdgerbeler8494]

@@jaemy39 yes, they do, automatic dimming and regular pixel refreshing that lowers the overall brightness of the panel, their mitigations are destructive and annoying, but they do keep t working for a few years if you're willing to tolerate it... the refresh will randomly tun your screen off to do it on many models, cant use it for 7 minutes, etc..

[@ferdgerbeler8494]

@@analogicparadox it's better, but burnin is still a major issue, and leaving my LED screens on all the time is no problem at all, they draw less than a real liightbulb.. don't get me wrong, when i want the best, i flip on the OLED, but i find myself rarely using it due to having to turn it on a deal with windows screwing up display settings every single time, etc.

[@thetechnosaiyan]

Get wallpaper engine and set screensaver to nothing.

[@itsmewaldi]

What are great 27" 4k IPS & OLED monitors to buy in Germany? Especially with Black Friday approaching. I think the Gigabyte M28U is really good for IPS for about 350 €. What else and what for OLED?

[@DiaMondx2]

SPARKING ZERO IN THE INTRO

[@killaflamez]

Koorui actually makes quite good budget monitors. I'd like to see more budget monitor reviews like the Koorui 27E3QK.

[@bow3i]

Damn 5 seconds ago is crazy

[@stennan]

Very cool! If you happen to find any QD-OLEDs it would be nice to see what they would cost vs the regular brands.

[@ssaaffuu]

damn the graph thing you added was pretty cool honestly

[@teckniec2]

Something of note, according to the listing it has a single display port 1.4 which can do 1440 @ 240hz (The advertised spec for the panel) but the rest of the display outputs are hdmi 2.0 which can do 1440 @ 144hz. They show the difference in one of the slides but weird there is not at least one hdmi 2.1 port. I have a 1440p 144hz ips monitor that I bought years ago, no HDR or any modern features, this is a tempting upgrade. I have a Sony A80J OLED TV and I love it and never plan on going back. The LG ‎27GS93QE is at $599 with hdmi 2.1 and a two year warranty.

[@giff74]

When could we have a setup tour of your bunker? I always enjoy your work. Thank you!

[@vincentrecto8794]

It was you that put this brand on my radar when I was shopping for my monitor, so thank you for that

[@maxmurphy6932]

This is great and all, but how is the long-term durability?

[@SL1PSTAR]

What's the longevity like on OLED screens? I like to keep a monitor in use for at least 5 years.

[@Oxygen.O2]

Excellent review as per usual, thanks!

[@hucys]

i've had this monitor saved in my amazon list for a while but i've been skeptical but THANK YOU 😮

[@JordanLoie]

hey optimum, did u buy from amazon u.s with the 111 aud shipping fee? cos they dont sell it in aus..

[@Quil3R]

Optimum is that the new Finalmouse ULX Competition?

[@jurkaos]

this has to be one of the best looking monitorsa ive seen, aside from the panel, the design is just peak

[@OTCThermal]

Optimum x Wooting collab when? I saw the post about it on Twitter and I am so excited about it!

[@A-N-X-I-E-T-Y]

Have you upgraded the firmware on the ASUS? I have the PG27AQDM and updating to the latest version improved things quite a bit. Can you even upgrade the firmware on the Koorui?

[@franmontroull1655]

Made me happy to see a The Finals gameplay to show on the monitor, even if it was for a few seconds haha. Beautiful game!

[@anonimoelhack5330]

The INNOCN 27A1S is at $429.99 on Amazon USA, could you do a review of this model?

[@typer2794]

Can we appreciate how good of a gamer he is. like 2:54, hes crazzy

[@hot5027]

2:15 nasty tracer stick

[@mikokb]

Same panel as the KTC G27p6 too, right?

[@zackdunlap]

Would the peerless assassin mini cool the 7950x3d? also do you think the 3 fan 7900GRE will fit in the Ncase m2?

[@tarfeef_4268]

How stable is the stand with a heavy object placed on the base? Could be an easy fix for the biggest flaw

[@p0Rp]

I got a Koorui 24" 1440p monitor a while back and I love it, only thing is I swapped out the power supply with an old ASUS laptop charger that had the same input, because Koorui power adapters look and feel very cheap. I'd be careful with that, but the build quality is pretty great otherwise in my experience. The 24" 1440p combo is really nice for pixel density, and there isn't a lot of options out there with that config. GP01, definitely recommend.

[@Pipsispite]

Here in Europe AOC also sells a variant of this first gen WOLED panel for 549 Euro MSRP although it's basically permanently on sale for 499 Euro. Might be a good option if this one can only be imported. With the AOC you'll get local support and repair.