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@monitorsunboxed What are your thoughts on the ROG Strix XG27ACMG? Not finding any reviews. It seems to be, on paper, the IPS version of the Asus ROG Strix XG27AQDMG.

There needs to be more mini led 4K 32”!

Reporting in that in the UK LG do NOT offer burn in warranty for this monitor. Just ordered but tempted to return now, just for the peace of mind

Will you be getting the Dell UltraSharp U4025QW in for review?

hi i am looking at a 1440p monitor and came across the koorui 27inch 240hz mini led. it says it has a va mini led panel. have you any experience with panels like these and are they any good for gaming and watching films as its only £259.99 here in the uk

*DONT BUY THIS MONITOR FOR CONSOLE*

so is there going to be any review about lenovo Y27QF-30 QHD 240 hz monitor???

Try the 57"

So if you have GF40 Generation and you want to use 4k with 240hz, is it better to use the 2.1 HDMI Cable or a DP 1.4 Cable? Which cable would you use for GF4090? It just supports DP 1.4

whats the game a 6:35

Response time performance section is my fav in these reviews Bc i don’t watch them Hashtag OLED life 😎

The QD Oled may have higher color saturation, while the W Oled has milky colours. But the QD Oled has pink whites, the W Oled has much truer whites.

What about budget 1440p monitors? You briefly talked about them in 1080p section but didn't show any examples?

I thought asus and msi use LG screens

Is display stream compression something that is noticable? Im planning to buy a 27 inch 1440p 360hz oled, but they all use dp1.4.

$1000 per year monitor

I wonder when 4k 240hz panels are coming out.

This chanel should be renamed "Oleds Unboxed".

Will these OLEDs suffer from PWM dimming/flicker like on phones? 600 USD for 240Hz 1440p OLED is pretty darn good compared to what we have had up until now. Buut I still don't wanna pay that kind of money for a gaming monitor. 400-450 USD and I'd start considering it.

All this talk of Burn IN is a huge turn off OLED, everything else looks awesome

If a ROG Strix monitor is this "cheap" you know there is something seriously wrong with it. I'm still not satisfied with OLED market. Not only not a single 24" but also most monitors force DSC by default even if the bandwidth allows max refresh rate without it.

This seems like a gem for it's price. I'm glad I spent that extra hour researching different models instead of being impulsive. Thanks for the review.

If I compare it with XV275K P3, which one would you suggest to buy?

Very informative! Thank you very much!

So.......they actually downgrade this model than the previous one? What does everybody suggest to buy in this price level?

Can u please test the lg woled vs the rog 480hz dual switch too

On my PG32UCDM which I had only now for 2 weeks(100 hours usage), I noticed that the HUD of Dead by Daylight already burned in. Had only 40-45 hours of total playtime for that game using this monitor and the other 60 hours were varied content like watching videos, testing out other games and so on. I also had mine only on 30 brightness setting with Uniform Brightness OFF. Also used Hud scaling to move the Hud around from time to time. And yet here is the visible burn in already , very prounounced in 8 % gray and even slightly visible with the RUclips Darkmode color. It is impressive that your panel of a similar type is still in better condition with all the static elements than mine with just ocassionall gaming for 2 weeks. I think i am gonna return mine for a refund.

I have this one and it’s great!

Do you have a video explaining the differences between hdr and non-hdr monitors?

250$ for smart 1440p monitor

At 4K, I would not go smaller than 32 inches.

Interesting how he glosses over the vrr flicker on these oleds (which you will see in games from time to time) but laid into the gp27q when it had vrr flicker only in stress tests.

I have this monitor. I have zero issues with it, i can read the texts, destiny 2 looks AMAZING on it. While i do agree they should at least upped the resolution to 1600p i still love it nonetheless

Does the lack of BFI bother anyone?

I think you guys should Directly Compare ASUS PG32 UCX vs Asus 4K Qd OLED That would be a great video, if being available in HDR.

If I have an 7900 xtx with a 7800 x3d could the dw run 4k?

QD-OLED is better in every way. Well that was easy.

Did you try the 1080p tactical switch mode?

no 42" 4k high refresh? 😒

I was at least 3 years late to the 4K HDR 120Hz club in my living room, and shocked how hard it was to get a 3m cable that actually managed that. 48Gbps cables are either short, expensive, or just fail to deliver. If it was this bad in late 2023, how bad was it when 4K@120Hz launched way back in 2019?

What do you think about the asrock pg27qft2a

Thank you for making this vid, Im glad I didnt give into my temptation and buy one of these. Due to work and, yes, gaming, I use my desktop a lot so Im pretty sure id be seeing the burn in in that time

I am extremely picky with OLED monitors, and have tried nearly all the QD-OLED models. This was the one I decided to keep. It’s excellent - not perfect, but I love it.

make it 5k 90hz with 2k 360hz mode; same size and take all my money.

What if I buy the Gigabyte screen with Displayport 2.1 and I have a DP80 cable, can I use the HDMI 2.1 or Displayport 1.4 on my laptop? It only has Thunderbolt 4 in addition, not 5

VRR flicker?

Thanks for the video.. I happen to have a offer of 668 .- for the Samsung oled… it’s the cheapest one from all the others at the moment in my country and not the worst.. so win win 😅

I'd love to see some reviews of KTC brand

Can we get a non oled video please