The FIRST 42-inch OLED Gaming Monitor - PG42UQ

This is the world’s FIRST 42” OLED Gaming Monitor. The ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG42UQ is a 4K 138Hz (OC) HDR gaming monitor, with VRR, HDMI 2.1, a DisplayPort, custom heatsink and an anti-glare screen.
Today we’ll get the PG42UQ unboxed, set up and take a look at the incredible features of this monitor. Could this 42” OLED be the best gaming monitor of 2022?
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0:00 | The 42” OLED
0:32 | Unboxing & Setup
1:29 | Rear Design
2:18 | Ports
3:04 | Design
3:46 | OLED Picture Quality
5:10 | Gaming Features
7:01 | UI and Remote
8:01 | Thoughts on PG42UQ
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[@SpawnPoiint]

What's your DREAM spec/size for a gaming monitor?

[@TG6134DN]

pretty much this exact one, if it has a KVM switch

[@zane6103]

Oled 120hz 4k 32inch

[@madarasoun3018]

27 inch 1440p 240hz OLED or mini LED

[@aravindashok6809]

27-28. Mostly play fps, anything bigger than that is actually a bit too big for my taste.

[@Resonancu]

27 inch 1440p 240hz OLED or mini LED

[@omarsharif4484]

Why are these companies so afraid to make a 32" oled monitor

[@SpawnPoiint]

I totally agree. Once we see a 32" OLED, that'll sell like mad!

[@deadshot2055]

yh completely Agreed bro , 32 inch is the optimal size for real

[@singhkrishanu]

32 inch oled 4k 120Hz monitor with a price of around 1000$ would be a fantastic deal

[@JxNAUT]

It has to do with the size of the cuts of the sheets in the manufacturing process. They make em out of the excess from the bigger screens

[@sterlingbxyd]

because lg makes pretty much all oled displays and the smallest they manufacture is 42". for a company like asus to make their own 32" panel it'd be so expensive people wouldn't buy it.

[@bensunnyisaac]

THANK YOU so much for being a gaming-focused channel. ❤️

[@misberave]

I just received mine and it was the best decision i ever made. Im in LOVE, my first 4k screen ever and then also the biggest :D

[@akiolife7198]

Yep. This one is the big hyped monitor this year from Asus. Everyone have been talking about it. Super excited to see the review

[@theghiblistupot5827]

Great video! I think I'll still be leaning toward the C2 though as the £400 price difference at the moment is too appealing.

[@jimmyharrison5411]

OLED GAMING: So honestly, this monitor would probably be a go-to for me if I wanted a desk experience. Thanks for the video man!

[@axistartcreator3718]

That looks like an awesome gaming set up to have, not even my TV is even that long! I love the style of your videos and I do hope you become even more famous someday.

[@Shadowsmoke11]

My favorite part of this tv (42'' is basically tv size) is the custom heatsink. I don't care too much about the size of the back of the monitor as long as it doesn't dim the brightness constantly.

[@HeloisGevit]

But then they ruin it with matte coating.

[@MrD1ss666]

this is not aa TV dunderhead. Its a monitor. size has nothing to do with it... this TV? you have no life and your a cookie cutter

[@ox3965]

Looks great. Straight I like the screen because they have used the perfect aspect ratio. Also gloss screen and I hope they do slightly lager versions in time. Love it. I hate the long wide view monitors so much screen missing like that.

[@KM-wy6yh]

have been searching for a good monitor for about a week and thanks to you i have found the right one. amazing youtuber and amazing content

[@astrohanzo]

Love this desktop setup, did mine pretty much the same way after watching your videos. Thanks!

[@chezyalegend4867]

It's so gorgeous, the back is my favorite part. It's definitely got an aggressive touch to it.

[@SpawnPoiint]

The back looks great, I like the gaming vibe to it.

[@privaatsak]

Wonderful first impressions 👍I'd be looking at this from a creator's perspective as well as gaming, so would really appreciate some productivity insights as well as colour accuracy info in the full review. Great job so far!

[@js_lifestyle]

I have been watching your content for a while now with my personal account and want to thank you for always putting up awesome looking contents. I think you are still underrated and know you will hit millions subscribers soon.

[@jadebrady5826]

Nice review as always… and your room, gets me every time 🥹

[@maxroblox875]

You could use this as a TV for a bedroom LOL

[@SpawnPoiint]

haha you literally could!

[@RobinB360]

Definitely!

[@brianghostfury]

I thought it was a TV at first haha

[@maxroblox875]

@@brianghostfury so true

[@kylerobinson6102]

That's what I'm thinking. Wall mount it and hook up a Switch and a Series X or something - gaming laptop.

[@rodrigogarcia2494]

Great review! Can you comment on the productivity side of things? More specifically how much better text looks compared to other oled displays since that is one of the marketing points for this monitor.

[@the_dude111]

I think I found my next monitor for my next PC gaming build! Nice video. Thanks!

[@enjoysport8799]

Lovely update again from my main guy yea thanks 🙏🏾 for the heads up alway i really love this type of videos even thou i can’t afford any for now….but will one day…

[@Goalier95]

Thanks Spawn! Please update on how this monitor looks with 4K movies from the PS5, how the HDR fares with video content and what's it like to use this 42" with productivity apps like video editing and normal web browsing.

[@vintatsh]

I'm very excited about this monitor as it's the first one to check all the boxes for me. 4K, OLED, VRR, G-Sync, true HDR, >120Hz, fast response times. And I do prefer a matte coating for monitor-use. Yes colors and contrast might not pop as much if it's hit with light but it's a comfort feature, which for a monitor I use long periods at a time, I abosultely need to have. It gets you a uniform image over the entire screen without any distractions at all times. And there are many other benefits over somethng like an LG C2 (heatsink minimizing risk of burn-in, option to turn off automatic brightness limiter, sharp sub-pixel layout for text, Displayport, auto switching into stand-by when you turn off your PC...). Not quite sure about the size yet but coming from a 32" which I've been using very comfortably I feel like it could work for me.

[@chiefjudge8456]

OLED is a minus. OLED gets too dim for a good HDR experience (mini-LED is much superior).

[@vintatsh]

@@chiefjudge8456 Mini-LED does get much brighter, but you can‘t beat the precision and contrast of OLED. And I would argue if you watch any HDR content, or play an HDR game it‘s in a darker environment anyways where 800-1000 nits peak is enough. Full-field >1000 nits would blind you anyways, especially in front of a monitor.

[@chiefjudge8456]

@@vintatsh That's not how it works. 800 nits is never enough because HDR is supposed to have impressive highlights, it needs a wow factor to have any amount of realism at all. Since highlights are small areas of the screen, and sometimes time-limited, they need to be really bright to stand out. You're never going to full-screen at 1600 nits unless there's like a flash bang or you're staring at the sun, in which case you would avert your eyes which is the realism factor. It makes it like real-life (FYI the nits of real sunlight on a normal day outside is 4000-5000). On OLED you can stare at the sun or let people flash bang your face in "HDR" because the screens are just too dim.

[@ThePouyf]

I 100% agree with your thoughts. For a pro and and gaming use, it feets all my needs.

[@vintatsh]

@@chiefjudge8456 same thing can happen with mini-led. Imagine a night sky with stars, mini-led would either blow out the image around a single star so you get blooming or it would dim the area around it so you lose the highlights. More precision of OLEDs can create much brighter highlights. Neither technology is perfect, micro-led will be superior in every way and won't burn-in but it will be a long time-to-market. I guess for now it's just personal preference, I get where you're coming though.

[@babalkp]

Hi Spawn , wow your video monitor now has a killer look, great video and excellent 👌 explaining from top to bottom Congratulations 👏👏👏

[@derboehmtv1830]

I can't wait for the full review. Thanks for all the nice videos 🥰❤️

[@hollydillion1315]

On your future review, will you give us a comprehensive analysis on the anti-glare matte screen? Is the matte coating embedded within the panel or is it another layer? Do you notice any sacrifices on color and sharpness because of the matte finish? Do you find its brightness setting to be adequate for an OLED monitor during productivity use? How aggressive is ABL in your testing? Please let us know. Thank you!

[@MuffinMan0521]

I like glossy screens more

[@ryndrssn]

Glossy finish looks better, matte kinda white wash the display but they said it helps reduced reflection. In my experience, glossy finish reflect brighter but smaller in size (I really don't know how to explain it, hopefully you get the idea), matte is diffused so dimmer reflection but it's making the glare diffused on the entire screen thus making the display less enjoyable to view. I prefer a dimmer or close to pitch black environmental lighting anyway so glossy is best for consuming content.

[@LukaMono]

I would like to see a comparison of this monitor with the LG C2 42 "side by side. I am curious if the matt coating really affects the quality of the displayed image so much compared to glossy or with oleds it doesn't matter so much.

[@Axairu]

LG is too big dude I feel 48 inches is no longer good, 42 is top most people would reasonably do and still feel like a monitor

[@qyzu]

@SpawnPoiint I have a question: How good are colors and the quality of HDR10 in this monitor compared with other OLED and QD-OLED monitors that have for example DisplayHDR600 or DisplayHDR1000?

[@smo7089]

Hi @SpawnPoiint, I'm looking forward to the complete review, you're the most thorough and thoughtful reviewer I've seen. One thing I'd like to see in the review is a comparison with a matte screen, ideally a side-by-side in different conditions to illustrate the pros and cons and help us decide what coating we prefer. Don't know if that's feasible for you. In any case thanks for the work and enjoy :)

[@rob4601]

OLED Gaming Wow, please compare to the C2 you had as a monitor? side by side to see that contrast difference, uniform brightness difference etc for those comparing the C2 42 and this. Love your content

[@DjLuCKyCHaRM]

Yes this.

[@voluntarism335]

This is better, it has a heatsink the c2 doesn't

[@CymBan]

I'd love to see this compared to the 42in C2 for all aspects. Gaming, Productivity and media viewing as a TV (Netflix, Disney plus etc). I currently do light gaming, but I'm also interested in video editing , photography (so color accuracy is important) and I work from home. When its time to kick back with a movie I'd just load NetFlix on my PC and kickback on the couch behind me so this would be my do everything monitor. So I"d love to see your comparisons.

[@lilseal7524]

I got the 43 qn90b for everything - 8 hours of work, gaming, movies. Couldn't be happier. I can leave the same program on all day and not even think twice about screen burn..... plus the colours and brightness is way better.... there are some scenes on the oled where it's soooo black that you can't see whats in the back ground (that could be good or bad for you)....

[@campersruincod6134]

@@lilseal7524 a calibrated OLED doesn’t have that shadow detail issue.

[@lilseal7524]

@@campersruincod6134 I use it solely as a PC monitor. So I really don't mind a little bit of "shadow". I'll take that any day over built in features to prevent screen burn. Plus when you're gaming at fast pace you can't even notice the shadowing unless it's a static dark image, which sometimes can be an advantage depending on your preferences. Like I said I considered all options and knew what I was getting myself into

[@Kailis89]

Glad to see it has vesa mounts so it can be closer to the wall or on the wall rather than halfway on your desk

[@peterenables714]

Very fantastic design, I am thinking of buying this set of monitor to change soon.

[@sm7085]

Awesome review! What are your thoughts on the picture quality compared to the LG C2 42? Does the matte coating make a noticeable difference to the picture quality? I want to get a new monitor for work and gaming but not sure if i should get the C2 at a cheaper price, this, or perhaps wait another year for something new?

[@ThereIsOnlyOneRandom]

it's obvious that this monitor won't dim as C2 does, thanks to the heatsink, C2 is good for gaming but not good for work as the screen dims during writhing or just checking documents lol

[@coolmonkey5269]

lyes never buy a matte m9nitor dull washed out

[@GamerLCD]

I’ve been waiting for a true OLED gaming monitor like this, but what absolutely kills me is the Matt finish on an OLED!!!! Doesn’t that completely defeat the purpose of an OLED panel if you’re just going to kill all the vivid colors with a Matt coating????

[@SpawnPoiint]

It's not completely matte, it's like a slight reduction, but not as matte as my other screens.

[@GamerLCD]

@@SpawnPoiint as long as it's not IPS looking I might be okay. I'm tired of dull IPS looking monitors. I want something bright, vivid and eye popping

[@MistyKathrine]

Even in the video, the blacks on the screen don't even look black, they look dark grey. OLED without a glossy screen just seems wrong.

[@RogerRamjetLips]

Thanks for the review, i can't wait for your full review! My dream spec for a gaming monitor would be pretty close to this: 42 inches or so, anti-glare, normal aspect ratio not ultra wide, but 1440 @ 200mhz instead of 4k (because not even a 3090ti will do anywhere near 4k @ 138mhz in most decent looking aaa titles anyway). If possible, i had a couple of suggestions for things to look at over the course of your full review: - What do resolutions other than 4k look like on the monitor (try playing a game in 1080/1440 and seeing what the monitor's scaling is like) - In the settings, what HDR options are available? Thanks!

[@ConManKins]

Hello mate, loving the content you produce and watch every video :D Quick question, your desk. How big is it? I'm looking to buy one next week and wondered how big yours was. Big fan and keep up the great work :)

[@TG6134DN]

Does it have a KVM switch?

[@mtenga67]

Not by the looks of it. But there is a USB port for connection to a single PC so the monitor could be used as a hub. I’d be straight in if it had a Dell style KVM but this is for gaming primarily and productivity secondary as a consideration.

[@AleksandarIlijevski]

Antiglare coating is deal breaker for me. Everything else looks awesome. I guess it will be C2 42" for me 😀

[@astrohanzo]

I was thinking the same. Glossy screen is barely noticeable with average room lights in my case, using LG C2 42" for PS5 for a week now.

[@paddyh4272]

Big difference in input lag though LG C2 has 12ms of lag but the ROG is less than 1ms that’s important for FPS/Fighting games

[@astrohanzo]

@@paddyh4272 response time or input lag? It's less than 12ms as far as I've seen (TFTCentral, HDTVTest and etc). I play only fps, didn't notice anything dramatically bad. Coming from 240Hz Neo G.

[@paddyh4272]

@@astrohanzo I believe input lag is 12ms apparently they cannot do any better due at this moment

[@SteveSmith-cm1hx]

That's a beauty and if I were in the market for a Monitor this might be the one I'd pickup. Excellent video Spawn.

[@izzelyy3189]

Excellent video, can't wait for the full review. Could be awesome if you talk about editing in Premiere in the full review.

[@AidenIlkhani]

Been waiting for these specs all year. I just wish it was a bit smaller. 42 is borderline too large for desktop. It is right on the edge of being too much. Will be getting it VESA mounted to push it back a bit, so to avoid neck strain.

[@joshuasterling2144]

As long as you wall mount it in most use cases you should be fine.

[@chasecrallie2557]

I have the c2 wall mounted and it’s big at first but I’ve fallen In love with the size

[@SlimJ87D]

I got the LG C2 42" and it looks fantastic. Personally, I think it's a better bang for the buck. Install LG Companion and it simplifies using it as a monitor.

[@haywood185]

What does LG companion do?

[@bradleysportsuniverse4633]

Looking forward to your full review

[@GeorgeMadzo]

Thanks very much for the review. Really helpful. (Also the measurements very handy)

[@SpawnPoiint]

Glad it was helpful!

[@ThaRealRizzo]

OLED GAMING is the way to go. Especially with a monitor like this. With the change towards mostly apps to watch movies instead of cable, TVs are no longer the king of multimedia viewing.

[@dylanyoungs8313]

TV's have and likely always will have much better colour accuracy and general quality because of the image processing they use. This is unlikely to ever exist on a gaming monitor because it introduces substantial input lag.

[@SuperSuperka]

Serious mistake is to consider "anti-glare coating" as reducing reflections. I has diffuse reflections, instead of glossy, thus catching any light, significantly reducing contrast.

[@The1Music2MyEars]

6:05. Matte screens still force you to control your environment. If they push over 600 nits, you don't really need matte screens in a controlled environment. I feel like monitor companies have produced 300 nit monitors for so long, they think matte screens are 100% required. That's what happens when all you focus on is one upping the Hz each year instead of picture quality.

[@LuisChavezTV]

Thank for another great informatively detailed video I already love the monitor

[@weeq326]

My biggest concern is about color shifting. How does it compare to C2? When you look at white background, does it do any color shifting? Thanks!

[@Arutemysu]

I prefer glossy displays. Yes the reflections are clearer, but with an matte display it washes out every light that shines at the display, making an small bright light wash out the entire display.

[@IIRickmanII]

Nice video! As a PC Gamer 42" is waaaay off the mark, We need some 27" OLED display especially for gamers using dual screen set-ups. For XSX and PS5 this is good, but realistically most console gamers use OLED TVs anyways from 50" upwards. As a dedicated gaming monitor, minimum requirement should be 144hz or even 165hz, personally I use 240hz @ 1440p (competitive) and 144hz @4K (single player). Thanks for another great video :)

[@jonny2085]

Completely disagree. A 42 inch is the equivalent of 4x 21 inch 1080p monitors which is pretty perfect for office work.

[@IIRickmanII]

@@jonny2085 perfect for office work maybe if your arranging your windows accordingly, but for gaming on a PC this is far from ideal! Not many PC gamers would opt for a 42" monitor including myself.

[@gideonr3992]

got the LG C1 based off of your review and I love seeing content like this and I couldn’t be happier with my C1! easily the best TV i’ve ever had. Love your videos and personality. Thanks for everything! #OLEDGAMING

[@Hiscocks2008]

OLED gaming - how noisy are the fans? How do you change source? Is it via the remote only? Interesting video review so far - Thanks for your efforts

[@lenniegodber7805]

Seems like a great monitor ... for those with a large limit on their credit card and poor impulse control

[@adityakumarpanda8405]

First🙂

[@SpawnPoiint]

Thanks for jumping on early!

[@victorc6249]

Hey! Great video as always!! Quick question, if you have to make an executive decition will you go for a C2 or this asus pg42uq? I know one is a Tv and the other a gaming monitor

[@FraserGaming]

Great video, I’m thinking about an upgrade soon where would you get one of these from in the uk ?

[@estebanherrera8396]

Hey man, love your content! Since you’ve tried many monitors, which one would you recommend for the ps5? I mainly play fps games and would love to get 4K at 120 while being able to downscale to 1440p Also, same question for a tv Thanks mate!

[@OntarioGuy430]

When looking at your LG monitor how would you compare the anti glare coatings? is the OLED still a clear image or does the anti glare make it look grainy / fuzzy? I just had to send a 240hz monitor back because the AG coating made the image super fuzzy.

[@Goldenboot15]

Just one request for the full review, if possible can you test input lag on this monitor. Both at 60h & 120hz, great upload for first impressions 👍.

[@TheFBI580]

Amazing video like always

[@maldad7925]

OMG, you can adjust the aspect ratio! IMO that's the best feature of this monitor

[@SyndicateMoto]

Great video! I have a quick question if you have a moment? Have you tried workflow on this yet? As in Microsoft word, excel, ect. I absolutely love the new LG 45" UW, but many complain the the PPI is too low for workflow uses, and causes blurry text.

[@MaxDeTech]

Hello Is it possible to have feedback on the ASPECT CONTROL part, Example with the 27 "on a game like Call of duty, you came back to the 27 LG for example, is it for certain competitive games you can use the Aspect Control ?

[@DjLuCKyCHaRM]

We need a side-by-side comparison between this en the LG C2 42" and some info about the none glossy screen of the old monitor please 🙏

[@adriaan7627]

What I mis in this and the other review is how well this monitor hold its own in a normal light or sunny room. Have you made a video comparing the Lg 40WP95C-W and the PG42UQ? That would be interesting for me 🙂

[@symboltherapper]

Been Waiting for this video

[@aunhashmi6013]

Im wondering if this would be more soothed for gaming AND productivity. Since it is a monitor, I assume it has PIP and PBP? Did you get the chance to test it out in a pc environment ? Splitting the screen into two desktops essentially?

[@HENDO24]

I have the Aorus OLED FO48. I love that oled monitor. I use it for both my ps5 and PC. When this asus releases, I’m definitely getting this and I’ll move my PC over to that monitor.

[@bobapatt2204]

OLED GAMING: Great video. Looking foward to the full review. I hope this monitor can be the all-in-one solution for me. Gaming as well productivity (PC and Apple). And will it get 120hz on the Mac? Not with the HDMI but mabey with display port.

[@stahmedpendragonguinevere2711]

Brilliant review there matey thank you! OLED gaming ftw!

[@SpawnPoiint]

Thanks for watching!

[@11GLoco11]

I would like to know if the aspect Ratio 21:9 can go full screen instead of showing as a 34” ultrawide. ?

[@paulbowler5345]

Wow, this monitor looks so sleek and stylish!

[@dj3ss3nc3]

I have a question, this just arrived at my door this past friday. after 4-5 hrs of playing i get a messaged to do a manual pixel cleaning. i've heard this is bad to do for other panels, should this be done on a consistent basis or should I ignore the mesage?

[@philipgilligan_art]

What is it like for photo and video editing please? Looking forward to long term review

[@bmm0124]

Great video bro, I like that monitor 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@elychamp]

Thanks for the video :) i'll check your full review. i'm hesitating between this monitor and the Samsung odyssey G7/G8 for my PS5. So which one do you think deliver a better gaming experience on the new gen consoles? The samsung have the mini-led and freesync technologie, but I don'"t think freesync makes a different, doest it ? as the PS5 does not currently support FreeSync, but support the VRR Also, did you try using the asus as a PC monitor for normal usage (work, navigating on internet) ? if yes, how was your experience ? Thanks in advance :)

[@ChristosLouridas]

Best thing to watch before work in the morning. btw my 2 27" AOC ones look so low compared to this one hah. Nice one mate. OLED ofc till the end. xD

[@breychakachadza9686]

Dude you always motivate me 👌

[@nabshieshty]

I really enjoy your channel tbh

[@OntarioGuy430]

What brand is the grey desk mat that you have? The full gear list link just took me to the Kit website to make an account.

[@user-mq5ls7zs5i]

Thank you so much for your review!

[@SpawnPoiint]

Thanks for watching too!

[@GiuseppeCammino]

Can you please tell me how many centimeters the base protrudes behind the monitor? I would like to understand how close I can bring the monitor to the bottom of my desk.

[@duyhungphannguyen3049]

how do you record the first person view such as 1:00 moment ? Did you use a gopro and attach it to your chest ? Thank you bro

[@anthonyhershko]

Is it good for editing? Thanks! Great video!!

[@johnyfraile]

Hello, can you deactivate the dynamic dimming? Did you have problems with it at any time?

[@Narukami5006]

Anyone else have a grainy effect on their Ps5 on the main menu and the console menu? It doesn’t do it for me in game. Any fix for this? I have tried different 2.1 cables and on separate tvs.

[@Osotechs]

Hey man! Love the content. Are you still shooting on a iPhone ?

[@HappyHopping11]

where is the on / off switch? is it the ROG logo / button at the front? sometimes I wonder why is it noone shows a still high resolution photo of a model / rainforest, any photo w/ vibrant color

[@SKLLZTHATKILLZ]

Funny how they say to do that with 2 people. Just finished setting up my 75" q90t on my new TV stand... this is a 120lb TV and didn't want to wait so did it by myself, lol

[@jbird_inc]

Monitor looks great, does it support games in the 21:9 (ultra-wide) aspect ratio?

[@Phragzy]

Really pleased to see you have got this and look forward to your review. I'm still rocking the 27GP950 which is good but it's no OLED. I didn't mind the size of the 42 C2 but it was just rubbish as a PC monitor so sold it and this is my next consideration.

[@sm7085]

What was wrong with the 42 C2 as a monitor? I was thinking of getting one for both work and gaming.

[@Phragzy]

@@sm7085 Aggressive ABL so screen would dim constantly. Didn't find it very bright in PC mode and due to the RGBW subpixel layout text was not very sharp compared to a standard monitor. Also as it's a TV it doesn't behave like a monitor so does not go to sleep when your PC sleeps. Would definitely avoid.

[@emraldarcher8308]

Oled gaming. Just got the LG 27gp950 and want a c1or C2 but that 42” is beautiful

[@jaberyounis5758]

The size is nice and the picture quality level, but I hope the price is reasonable for all its price, brother and And thanks for the nice way of explaining and good luck🙃

[@MrMochomo20]

What's a compatible mount for this monitor? i just got it, and i can't find one which adapter do i need i have the arm, but the holes in the back are way too far

[@Manikandan-yk6in]

Hi bro, What about the 4k movies in this monitor? Kindly make a video on that..

[@abbasziaee929]

Can you tell us which table do you use compatible with a 42 inch monitor?

[@chiraqallday7434]

Nice OLED holmes!!! Great review M8

[@SpawnPoiint]

Thanks man.

[@jay3ve737]

Pretty cool monitor I must say🔥oled gaming for sure💯

[@bhanusachdeva3142]

awesome video again man......any information regarding price?

[@defaultHandle1110]

Waiting for something that I can place between a pair of near field monitor speakers. Hmmm…. That triangle and sitting position to focus on screen and also have the stereo in focus at the right distance.