The OLED Monitor That Literally Changed Our Entire Gaming Experience

The ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM is seriously that good. Say no more. We wholeheartedly recommend anyone to get this monitor should they want to experience what OLED has to offer for the PC side of things. Not to mention, the US$999 price tag is honestly just... the icing on the cake.
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0:00 - Intro
2:00 - Design
3:40 - OLED Is Nice
6:30 - The Gaming Experience Totally Changes
8:50 - Don't Worry Too Much
11:00 - Brightness
12:00 - Reasonable Pricing
Producer/Camera - Kai Hong
Video Editor - Diana/Kyle
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[@nossy232323]

I have this monitor, and it is great. But you did not give a real review, more like an ad. Did you get paid for this? E.g. you literally said nothing about the bad text clarity etc

[@applemonkey7305]

Well this guy is sponsored by Asus. So everything must say the goood things only

[@avpedmond1923]

Shame on this guy

[@eh5367]

How is it? I want to buy one but i am afraid of burn in, dead pixels and etc. is it worth buying or should i just go with Asus XG27AQMR. Note that i have Asus scar 18 and i want to buy monitor for it

[@KaledTV]

Have you felt that the brightness in a room with the lights on is limited when used in SDR mode with Uniformity mode set to ON compared to other brighter IPS panels ? Thank you for sharing your experience in this review.

[@FJAD94]

I'm looking for the 1440P panel with the best possible image quality for games and using the browser on websites, Twitch, KZbin, 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

[@swa99a10]

Input lag?

[@Jamesomnipotent]

I just bought the 34 inch variant, PG24WCDM and I cant seem to find the perfect settings and color for playing battle royale game. Could u please make a video on this? Thanks!

[@FelipeHerreraSandoval]

Hello, thanks for the video, I have gigabyte m27q and I would like to change it for the Asus pg27aqdm, my only fear is the brightness in games without HDR, do you know if the brightness is similar to the m27q without HDR? And is it better to activate or deactivate HDR in Windows 11? thank you!

[@freespirit0788]

hey man, did you end up buying it? if so how is it

[@adreadfulmonkey9362]

Question are those dead pixels I saw on the monitor?

[@OttawaInHD]

I ALSO SEE THE WHITE DEAD STUCK PIXELS

[@foodyrulez]

I tried getting the 360hz IPS PG27AQN but after 4 tries and getting stuck/dead pixels on all of them I feel like I can't keep trying and might aswell get this monitor instead, sucks because I upgraded my whole PC just to reach 360Hz so a 240Hz panel will be semi wasted apart from smoother frame timings and better settings.

[@gandalfdengra5580]

Same for me but with the xg27aqmr.. only on Asus have I seen so many deadpixels before. Did you go with the AQDM?

[@foodyrulez]

@@gandalfdengra5580 Thinking of trying more times, I want to replace my 4k monitor instead with a Mini LED but I can't find any in Australia atm not sure if I should sell my 4k screen early or not.

[@gamebroskii438]

the difference between 360 and 240 isnt that much enjoy the oled!!

[@q6_zilla]

OLED 240hz > IPS 360hz

[@itsABfr]

still waiting for an oled glossy monitor ):

[@Konttu.]

I would say these ultrawide QD-oleds are glossy. I have Philips 34M2C8600

[@liowyew]

With same price and better features, I will choose Dell 34" OLED Ultrawide

[@joshuac9805]

The 175hz display?

[@zZiL341yRj736]

For first person shooter and doing other things maybe. I prefer 16:9 for everything else because almost every contents available is 16:9 format.

[@romkkaa]

​@@zZiL341yRj736like movies? 😂

[@HikaruID]

The matt screen is a deal breaker for me. So I went 34 oled ultrawide as well, though i went samsung g8

[@ZippoManABH]

It has not yet been approved as G-Sync compatible, in fact on the Nvidia website the driver support still reports IN THE FUTURE and for this reason it has some problems that we hope will be resolved as soon as possible By the way I come from an Eizo 60 hz I have this monitor now and it is amazing, even with its "flaws" 🤩

[@johnyseimah229]

just get the lg version or corsair version,they are both approved

[@techinrl9869]

Have you tried any of the nice QD-OLED gaming monitors? They’re more glossy and address the one big drawback of this monitor. They’re fairly bright with brightness up to 1000 nits.

[@Terafied]

The Asus also has a brightness of a 1,000 nits like the other QD-OLEDs out there. And they are all similar in the regard that they can only hit 1,000 nits for a specific % of the display. The main reason to go with the other options out there is because of the glossy surface, which will translate to more vibrant color reproduction as opposed to matte. But well, pros and cons, since with glossy, it introduces a tad more reflections and stuff. Ultimately, it's a preference thing and we're also happy that there are more options nowadays in a similar price range, so that's a win-win situation.

[@PurpleSideBlack]

I just returned an Alienware 27" 360Hz AW2725DF QD-OLED that was absolutely beautiful in everyway possible except I had immediate and long-last eye strain from using. I ordered this ASUS PG27AQDM with W-OLED technology and was okay with the matte screen (had them before and like it). I'm hoping this time, I won't have eye strain. I think some people overthink the glossy vs matte, but then that's preference.

[@tonig.1706]

OLED!!! I see a static wallpaper, the taskbar and the icons... and I get very nervous! 😅

[@Terafied]

The newer OLED has less burn in issues. Worrying too much :)

[@applemonkey7305]

​@@Terafiedless but still will.

[@Michael-wz5iv]

I got this monitor and it didn’t work at all same with many people, Asus quality control is unbelievably shit so be warned when making buying this thing. Can’t believe the most expensive monitor I have ever bought is also the first monitor to not work out of the box, fucking unreal

[@no0bftw]

More of an AD than a review lol. You didn't even mention the horrible text with the IPS panel, reading text is horrible on this panel.

[@brettjlim]

CAN YOU MOUNT THIS?

[@Terafied]

Certainly! The monitor does comes with a VESA adapter, where you can use for mounting.

[@Terafied]

You can read more about the ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM here: www.tech360.tv/the-oled-monitor-that-literally-changed-our-entire-gaming-experience

[@brettjlim]

@@Terafied Thanks for the feedback appreciaite it

[@Kinjara]

Yeah this panels great, until youre playing a game that induces VRR flicker. Then you get to have a rave party in your game. Not a fan.

[@SwAT36]

I'm faarrr away from asus monitors, I had a bad experience with asus rog 1080p 360hz monitor, their service team is shit, The asus is way more expensive than LG 240hz 1440p oled monitor any way. I have ordered the LG instead of this piece of trouble.

[@MrLalobalderrama]

It isn't even that price..1000 dlls lololol

[@rdkrdx6989]

26 ore di pubblicità

[@DoctorHades]

Very good... but not quite good enough in my book. All the 2023 27" OLED monitors have issues from low screen brightness (even the ASUS isn't that bright in SDR) to the grainy anti-glare coating on the screen to the lack of HDMI 2.1 ports such as on the ASUS monitor, which considering how expensive it is really should have them. If I use HDMI on this monitor with my PC then I am capped at 120 Hz. Yes, the monitor has DisplayPort but what if your cable or the port develops a fault then you have no backup 240 Hz options? Really measly of ASUS to only ship with HDMI 2.0 in 2023 that cannot even reach the 240 Hz refresh the monitor claims to support! True, it does support 240 Hz but only from one of its three display connectors! The biggest issues I have with the monitors though is the text clarity which isn't ideal for desktop use. I know these are gaming monitors but they are also intended for PC use and that means using Windows. If text looks bad then it would annoy me as would the grainy coating the monitors use. As such I am happy to wait to see what 2024 brings as OLED monitors are only going to get better so the longer you wait then the better the monitor you will be able to choose from. I am currently using a 27" ASUS PG279Q that I've owned for 6 or 7 years now so if I am paying £800-£1,000 for a new monitor then I expect it to last me at least 5 years.

[@xythiera7255]

OLED still has the big problem of burnin if you are driveing your panel hard or play the same games for hours it can be a problem

[@raptorhacker599]

27 inches is way too large for gaming 😂. 24 inches is maximum size pros use.

[@TTV_kryptic_gaming]

24 is buttttt

[@charliegrech2026]

S95C shits all over this. For an extra 33% price I got a better panel thats double the size. I just sit 2 metres away. This asus is overpriced as shit, for god sake $2000 Aud for a 27 inch. Lol. Or $3000 for a 55' S95C thats better in every way. Easy choice

[@ChazMcClure]

You wont be getting a 240hz refresh rate, and 55 inches is a little too large for any time of competitive gaming (coming from a guy who has used a 55 inch tv as a main monitor before). Dont get me wrong, the S95C is great, but to those wanting a more conventional monitor, this is a great option, and 240hz is great for valorant and CSGO, which are the main games I play. The real issue with some of these (lesser so this model) is the brightness. Im using the LG Oled 27 inch rn, and lord its a little dim when the lights are on, but I love it when I turn off the lights.

[@xythiera7255]

55 inch for a desktop monitor 100% only 60hz 😂

[@charliegrech2026]

It aint large. Viewing distance is relative to screen size clowns. I sit 2 metres away. Its the best picture ive ever seen. Yes 240hz, thats the only advantage it has over s95c. Everything else the s95c destroys this panel. And no its not 60hz its 144

[@noidsuper]

@@charliegrech2026Nobody is sitting 2 meters away from their monitors dawg

[@ahiok1975]

You can convert the living room into a computer room, as long as you live alone, there is no need to give up the living room TV to your grandmother.@@noidsuper

[@calebherman674]

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