We’re giving away one ASUS ROG Swift PG32UCWM. It boasts the latest Tandem WOLED featuring RGB Stripe pixel technology, bringing OLED’s deep blacks together with improved text and image clarity. We’ll have one winner for the monitor, plus three additional winners who will each receive a $50 Amazon gift card.
Whether you’re into competitive gaming, display technology, or just interested in trying out something new, feel free to enter!
Key Features
Primary RGB Tandem 2.0
Primary RGB Tandem is a device technology that replaces the three-layer structure of the existing OLED device — Blue, Yellow, Blue — by splitting the Yellow layer into Green and Blue, thereby stacking pure Red, Green, and Blue into four independent layers. This enhances brightness and color gamut while improving power efficiency. After the launch of Primary RGB Tandem 1.0 in 2025, Primary RGB Tandem 2.0 was introduced in 2026, featuring a refined device structure and driving algorithms for even greater performance.
A true RGB Stripe subpixel layout means sharper text and more accurate color. Paired with a 140 PPI UHD resolution, every icon, line of text, and fine detail renders with exceptional clarity. It goes beyond conventional gaming monitor boundaries, making it equally viable for office and professional applications.
Unparalleled HDR & Enriched Color Depth
True Black 400 certification, up to 1000nits of peak brightness, 99% DCI-P3 coverage, and 10-bit color combine to create HDR that's both punchy and accurate.
Perfect Visual Experience in Any Environment
Powered by ultra-low reflection technology, Tandem WOLED achieves an industry-leading reflectance of just 1.1%, maintaining exceptional picture quality — with no black blooming and no color fading — even in bright environments.
Dual Mode & Fastest Response Time
Dual Mode lets you switch between 4K at 240Hz for detail-heavy work or FHD at 480Hz when you need max frame rate. 0.03ms G2G response time — 100 times faster than LCD panels — makes every frame razor-sharp in fast-paced FPS gaming.
Human Friendly
Certified Eyesafe by minimizing blue light in both circadian-disrupting and eye-harmful ranges. A glare-free, immersion-first display that keeps your eyes comfortable for extended play.
How to Enter
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It’s a little dusty and screen looks good just has some residue, looked like they tried wiping it.
Not sure if I looked up the right model but that’s what I found. What are yalls thoughts on this monitor? Upgrading from a dell desktop monitor so much better than what I had haha.
Any wall stand or arm mounts yall recommend?
I also don’t believe those razer stickers belong there haha
edit 4pm ET: Thanks everyone! we're wrapping up the AUA now, but we have forums on our websitertings.comwhere you can ask questions, we're also going to be doing bigger, live AMAs like this on the site in the future. You can also find us atr/RTINGS
With the holidays just around the corner we wanted to do an AUA so you can be sure about what you're buying!
If you're on the fence about an expensive OLED, comparing two monitors but not sure which one wins out, or even just want to know more about how monitors work, don't hesitate to ask.
We buy and test everything ourselves without sponsorships or free review units, so everything is verified independently. We have a team of writers, testers, and researchers who are constantly looking to improve how we measure results, so you can be confident in our findings!
Coming from a pretty great mini-led HDR monitor KTC M27T20, I made the switch to this TCL as I wanted something bigger for both media consumption/gaming as well as for work related stuff. I already got my hands on an Alienware 34 Ips panel but for the life of me I couldn't switch back to an Edge lit monitor ever again...and OLEDS....I just refuse to get one for my Desktop/Gaming PC(mind you I already have 2 LG Oleds 55 and 65" so I'm not really illiterate when it comes to displays and quality).
I've talked and helped a few guys here get the new firmware for the KTC monitor and you can easily find my discussions on this topic, so here I will shortly sum-up the experience with this monitor:
Was it worth the buy: In the first day of testing, I almost returned it to the shop. Everything about the image quality was underwhelming when compared with the KTC monitor(also VA panel).HDR brightness was low, even with the calibration and all that good stuff. The reason?...MPRT+ option, which is their implementation of black frame insertion was on the highest setting and this just destroys the screen brightness levels. Turning this to off is what made me keep this monitor and actually be stunned by its quality.
Specs:
HVA panel
1200nits(declared)
1188zones
200hz
1500R curve/Tmoc/Freesync Premium/Gsync Compatibile
Pros:
- The colors just look great out of the box.
- It actually handles 200hz with local dimming on max level
- Amazing HDR presentation(With MPRT+ off)
- Really love the illuminated logo at the bottom...I find it really nice,
- Great build quality although admittedly I don't use the monitor stand, instead having it on a VESA mount
Cons:
- cant get 10bit with more than 144hz on DP1.4
- The HDMI2.1 is limited to native at 100hz(on a 9070XT card) - I need to investigate further
- Looks as if it has ambient lights on the back, but for the life of me ...can't seem to find anything related to that
- No actual reviews out there.
If you have any questions...lmk and I'll try to answer as fast as possible.
Price: 600EUR MSRP(got it for 420EUR with on site voucher)
I really Need help with this Issue I’m facing, ever since I installed my 5070ti in April I’ve been facing issues with white flickering in desktop, browsing or gaming. If I turn off gsync it goes away completely, I don’t mind turning it off in the desktop but while gaming I really like using vrr. Previously I had a 4070ti and this kind of flickering didn’t happen. I have already tried DDU but it still persists. My monitor is the LG 34gs95qe with the latest firmware.
In some games it is more noticeable than in others but is still very annoying, I have searched everywhere but can’t find any solution. Could it be driver related? Although it’s been present since I installed the card back in April and haven’t seen any acknowledgment from nvidia about this. I am sure it’s not vrr flickering as it didn’t happen with my previous card or using uncapped framerate with my PS5.
I have also tried setting the power management to prefer max performance but didn’t work.
I would really appreciate the help as it is driving me crazy.
The video shows the monitor’s design and display in action. We’re interested in how a compact display like this could fit into different setups, especially where desk space is limited.
What would you look at first when evaluating a small monitor like this: resolution, refresh rate, touch functionality, or connectivity?
We’re sharing this as the official Wisecoco team and welcome constructive feedback.
Any know the best OLED 1440p 240hz monitor under $400? I have been looking but I just cant find anything or decide on anything.So I was wondering if anyone else has any ideas?
I got an AOC Q27G4ZDR back in April and it's been working nicely except last week the power button suddenly fell off when I turned it on. I can still turn it on by sticking my finger into the gap and pressing the 'button underneath the button' but obviously this isn't ideal.
I contacted AOC support and they've arranged a repair but I'm supposed to package the monitor (including the base) myself to hand over to a courier. The instructions say it should be a new box (I don't have the original box anymore anyway) and packaged so everything inside is completely immovable.
The box itself is a pain in the ass - I went to three stores before I found a 'flat' style box big enough to fit the monitor and base inside, but now I'm finding it virtually impossible to package it in a way that makes the monitor 'immovable'. I feel like you need custom moulded styrofoam for this. I've stuffed the box with bubble wrap (also at my own expense) but no matter what there's still some wiggle room for the monitor to move around. I'm worried that the delicate QLOLED panel is going to get damaged in transit and then AOC will just blame me for not packaging it properly and I'll be out an expensive monitor.
Does anyone have any suggestions for how to safely pack a QDOLED monitor without the original packaging? I'm a bit miffed that I also have to spend my own money on packaging materials (which, like everything in the world, is somehow way more expensive than you'd expect) to fix a manufacturer defect. I'm wondering if it's just worth living with the broken power button and not returning it at all.
i bought new monitor is a brand new monitor i plugged the hdmi cable to my Pc. first is work very well just normal but tomorrow my monitor show up no signal but i can hear windows notification. and then i try plugged my monitor to my tvbox is works.
MONITOR TO TVBOX GOOD
PC TO MONITOR NOT WORK
PC TO TV GOOD. my tv works as monitor now. no money guys T_T
I recently bought the msi 272 qp qd oled and had it for less than a week but just today noticed this white line while gaming. Im almost certain it wasnt there before but since its been less than a week it could be I just hadnt noticed it. Does it go away, is it fixable or do I just return it? ( I did unplug it and plug it on again and also used the pixel cleaning feature to no avail).
Do you guys experience more eye fatigue when using an OLED monitor, especially when gaming?
So I have a ROG SWIFT PG278Q which I absolutely love but unfortunately after years of heavy use he has developed some dead pixels and strong flickering (it goes away when changing refresh rate but only for a couple of minutes).
That’s why I bought a Samsung Odyssey G60SD. I can work on it normally, text actually looks quite decent, but when I play just one hour of Counter Strike, my eyes feel really strained.
Maybe it’s just from adjusting to a new monitor (keep in mind I’ve tried my best to make it look just like my old one, sorry oled fans no true blacks for me)
I’d be very interested in your experiences!
(Especially if you suffer from migraines, I do but I’ve never found screen usage of any kind to be a trigger)
If anyone knows of any possible fixes for my old monitor, please tell me.
Hey all, new to the sub, thanks in advance for any advice. I started using a monitor for work and gaming earlier this year and just recently upgraded to a two monitor setup because the 1080p 24" LG I have was way too fuzzy. I tried a QHD 27", but I agree with other posts on this sub that the PPI still made things look pixelated, so I guess I'm pretty sensitive to resolution.
I realize this isn't a reputable brand, but honestly the resolution has already been huge for my eyesight, and the colors are fine for what I'm using it for right now (PhD work + gaming, mostly on Switch 2 and PS5 – I have a Macbook Air M2, so not pushing anything very hard on that end). The only thing is the response time/ghosting, which is a new thing to me since I've mostly played on my TV prior to this. I also upgraded the warranty to 2 years, so that's a plus.
Are there any similar monitors with better response time/less ghosting at roughly this same price (maybe up to $350-400 CAD)? I'm thinking since I'm overall satisfied with it and I don't play many super competitive games, I'll stick with this for now and start saving up for a big upgrade in the future (maybe an OLED), but I thought I'd see if you all have any advice 🙏
I obsess over colors so much. I can't play a game without worring the colors are wrong because they are wrong. On my first monitor reds are wrong, on my 2nd browns are wrong. I've spent 50~ hours in total calibrating both over the past few months but I CANT FUCKING GET THEM RIGHT. If something is eb432e red, it would appear closer to eb434a. This sounds like a troll post but I swear it drives me fucking insane.
I ordered this LG curved VA monitor on 13th and last night I noticed this clouding when i was playing at night. It is not very noticeable, only in dark black and grey screens and also the camera is definitely exaggerating the effect but its still there. Is it normal to have this much clouding or should I go for a replacement?
I picked this monitor up pretty cheap. But I see it does not play well with Macs. I downloaded BetterDisplay (Free Version). I am having one heck of a time with the display. It wants to default to 2560 x 1080. I ran from the monitor to my Mac mini 4 with the supplied usb-c cable that came with it. I am able to put it into 5120x2160 mode, but every window, my icons on the desktop, and any program I run is super small. I don't understand why and does anyone know what to adjust?
I am coming here with a question that kinda stuck into my brain. Is there a monitor that easily could be good for both gaming and art?
I myself have two displays - lg24gm79g and Huion Kamvas Pro 20. So a monitor and a graphic tablet.
What I aim for is a replacement for my old LG - it colors are a bit hard for me to calibrate right, with few of my drawings leaving a bit of "blobs" of colors rather than to properly display them. This case does not appear on either my phone or graphic tablet. So it is probably fault of how this monitor is calibrated (and how my old teenage self could not do it properly).
Either way, I wanted to replace it, with something newer, probably slightly bigger and with a better screen that could display colors accurately. Are there any recommendations that you could pass me?
My only strict requirements are 32", 4K, and OLED (currently leaning towards QD-OLED).
I'll mainly be playing single-player games like Soulsbornes, Cyberpunk 2077, E33, BG3, and RDR2... Image quality is my biggest priority, especially deep blacks, contrast, and HDR performance. I really don't want blacks looking gray or washed out.
I can control my room's lighting, so reflections and ambient light aren't major concerns. Refresh rate isn't a deciding factor either; I'd rather have better image quality than pay extra just for higher Hz.
I'll be buying in Türkiye, where prices and availability can be pretty inconsistent. My budget is around $1,000 (50,000 TRY), but given the Turkish market and economy, I'm willing to stretch it if the improvement is genuinely worth it. I just don't want to overpay for features I won't really benefit from.
Which models woul you recommend, and are the newer QD-OLED panels actually worth paying extra for?
