ASUS ROG Strix 26.5” 1440P QD-OLED Gaming Monitor (XG27ACDNG) -QHD (2560x1440), 360Hz, 0.03ms, Custom Heatsink, OLED Care+, G-SYNC Compatible, 99% DCI-P3, DisplayWidget, AI Gaming, 3yr Warranty

I’m coming from a 170 Hz 1440p IPS, and the difference is insane. There’s absolutely no overshoot, the response time is so good it feels like the mouse moves before I even start thinking about the movement. It took me a bit to get used to it, but I ended up setting new records in my Aim Lab playlist, honestly. History games are great too, even tough i'm getting the same fps it feels more fluid, i guess is because of the instant pixel transition, but rdr2 looks and feels great. The blacks are truly black too, it does not really show well in photos, but is really amazing, pixel density is good too, one thing i don't like that much is text clarity, but you get used to it pretty fast, and if it really bothers you too much there are work arrounds for it.

I couldn’t be happier with this monitor. The ASUS ROG Strix 26.5” 1440P QD-OLED (XG27ACDNG) has been flawless so far. The picture quality is incredible — colors are vibrant, blacks are truly deep thanks to the QD-OLED panel, and everything looks insanely sharp at 2560x1440. The 360Hz refresh rate makes a huge difference in competitive games. Motion is buttery smooth, and input feels extremely responsive. Whether I’m gaming or just browsing, everything looks and feels premium. Setup was easy, the build quality feels solid, and I’ve had zero issues with dead pixels, flickering, or any other problems. It just works perfectly. If you’re looking for a high-end 1440p gaming monitor, this one is absolutely worth it. Highly recommend.

Ridiculously high quality OLED with great color accuracy, amazing anti flickering tech and surprising brightness. Very good but high priced which makes sense as OLED is very complex to make. Gaming oriented but is great at work tasks too. Honestly 360hz is a perfect refresh rate you likely won't ever need much more than that unless your a top level E-sports player. 1440p also means it hits that sweet spot of high performance and amazing quality so it is the perfect middle ground. One of the best monitors you can buy period.

Picture quality 10/10 HDR colors +adjustable: 10/10 VRR Flicker: it depends of the game. For example in Outlast it flickers but for some reason is gone after turning the monitor off and on. My guess is an engine thing. Other than that only in loading screens where shaders are being loaded is when VRR flicker occurs to me and not in gameplay. If you don’t like flickering you can disable Variable Refresh Rate and it will be gone. It’s an oled thing unfortunately. Burn in: Not for productivity. If you want the panel to last, you have to use it only for content consumption or a light mix of productivity. Motion Clarity: 10/10 Bright Room: 0/10 Will have a purple tint to it Dark Room/controlled lighting: 10/10 deep blacks Moving from an IPS to an OLED made me smile for the 4 hours I’ve used it so far :D

Things I liked -360 Hz, moving the mouse cursor at desktop is silky smooth. No latency delay at all. When playing games, there is no ghosting or anything. -Value, I got this monitor on sale for $629 + tax. Great price for an semi-glossy monitor. I left the plastic coating sheet on the screen and it still looks great. -Built in FPS counter. I use this feature all the time to check what fps am i getting when playing games. Easier than using 3rd party software. -Able to plug in external pc speakers in the headset 3.5 jack and output sound. Perfect if you want to play console gaming on the monitor if on a budget. -Only took me probably 30 mins to set up and it worked fine. I never updated the firmware either. -Brightness is fine. I use the HDR when applicable for games. You have to manually turn on the HDR settings in windows before going into the games. Then you need to turn it off when you done using HDR. SDR colors looks better at desktop than HDR. Things I didn't like. -Can't raise the screen that high, but the monitor is at face level so I quickly got used to it. -Pixel cleaning reminder pop up is a hassle. It kills my immersion when I'm watching movie or playing game and it pops up. You can turn it off but I just do the 5 mins pixel cleaning every 8 hours so I don't risk or delaying getting burn in. So far no burn in after 3 months. Be sure to register your monitor to get the 3 year OLED burn in warranty. -Some old games won't display on this monitor like Resident Evil HD remaster that I noticed. Be sure to have an old monitor handy if you run into some problems.

Great monitor, bought this one time before but I wanted to try 4K out so I purchased two other variants, the 27inch 4K and 32inch 4K to see how they looked. Long story short I scaled back down to 1440p, to this monitor. The QD OLED panel and 360 Hz refresh rate makes an excellent gaming experience.

I bought this monitor expecting a premium high-end experience, but it turned out to be a massive disappointment for daily use.First, the text rendering is downright awful. The subpixel layout causes visible magenta and green fringing around text and fine lines, making everyday browsing, reading, or working with documents a strain on the eyes. If you plan to use this for anything other than pure gaming, be prepared for blurry, fringed text that looks worse than a standard budget IPS panel.Second, the brightness behavior and OLED safety features are extremely intrusive. The Auto Static Brightness Limiter (ASBL) constantly dims the screen to a dull gray whenever you have a static window open for more than a few minutes. To make matters worse, Variable Refresh Rate (VRR / G-Sync) introduces highly visible micro-flickering in darker scenes and loading screens, which gets incredibly distracting during real-world gameplay.Lastly, the ambient lighting issue is severe. Because QD-OLED panels lack a polarising layer, ambient room light raises the black levels, turning what should be deep, dark blacks into a washed-out, purplish-gray mess unless you play in a completely pitch-black room. The KVM switch is also clunky, occasionally failing to detect inputs or wake connected devices properly. Save your money—this monitor comes with far too many compromises to justify its steep price tag.

It’s a solid monitor but I always have to turn it off and on to get my pc to show, it maxes out at 2560 or whatever because when you try to put a YouTube video in 4k it lags badly, the fps and quality is 8.5/10

If this is your first OLED, know that this is an overkill. This is a pro gaming quality of a monitor that you won’t be really using if you are not a pro gamer. The quality is top notch. I am not a pro gamer and I regret my purchase. Wish I got something bigger with “lower quality”. Hope this experience helps you with your choices.

¡Está super! Vale cada centavo que pagas; prácticamente de las mejores experiencias visuales que puedas obtener sin ninguna duda. Simplemente no hay punto de comparación de un panel TN/VA/IPS. En mi caso pasé de un VA con resolución 720p a 1440p OLED y no hay punto de comparación, se ve delicioso; ni las cámaras de los celulares le hacen justicia a lo bien que se ven en persona. Se disfruta mejor casi cualquier contenido.

5

Excellent

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