ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDP gaming monitor ― 27-inch WOLED, 480Hz, 0.03ms, G-SYNC compatible, custom heatsink, ASUS OLED Care+, AI Assistant, uniform brightness, 99% DCI-P3, and DisplayWidget Center

Amazing monitor that is top spec in *almost* every way. 1440p looks crisp especially with HDR, great brightness and OLED makes an overall astonishing picture for HD story games. The 480hz is amazing for competitive games like CS/Valorant/Overwatch. Difference is definitely noticeable over 240hz as well as 360hz just not by as much. Stand is adjustable and fells good quality. Only annoyance is pixel cleaning which was something new to me, potentially the only downside of OLED but is definitely worth it. Costs a pretty penny but worth it for an enthusiast also considering you might not be upgrading the technology for a LONG time. Gets 5 big booms.

I've had a few monitors ranging from IPS, VA, TN, and I wanted to see what OLED would be like.The short version is that I would recommend this monitor as probably the best OLED for eSports at the moment.I wanted one of these monitors strictly for competitive games, including Valorant, and I wanted to see how they compared against my 360hz Zowie TN X2566k.The ASUS monitor, particularly in the 24 inch aspect ratio made felt very responsive; I experienced fewer situations where it felt like the enemy would appear on my screen and it would feel like I was already dead. As an aim trainer, my kovaaks scores have continued to increase, and the colours look great in comparison to TN. Going from 1080p to 1440p (or 1332p using the 24 inch aspect ratio mode), I've not noticed any negatives. Perhaps some more detail, but no negatives whatsoever.Although I don't use it much, HDR worked fine in Windows, clipping at 1300nits. The menu was very responsive, and I personally haven't experienced the menu issues that others have mentioned; perhaps it was fixed with the latest firmware but your mileage may vary.For those debating between the Sony M10s and the PG27AQDP monitor, having tried both, the 'Cinema' mode on the ASUS model got pretty close to the FPS Pro+ mode on the Sony model. Ultimately, I felt like the ASUS one was the best for my needs.

FPS Gamer here. The best and worst experience…..480hz is incredible compared to 240hz, definitely worth the upgrade. OLED is fantastic, 1440p is insanely beautiful and way more aesthetically pleasing than 1080p. CS:2, Valorant, Battlefield, Apex, COD all look amazing with this monitor and it performs better than any monitor I’ve used…..However….. it black screen with RTX 50 graphics card and others, like every time. It doesn’t function consistently and it’s not worth the tedious hassle of tailoring it to work. I tried every solution, didn’t fix it. Likely a Nvidia graphics card drivers issue, but this monitor is one of the ones that isn’t compatible. So had to return, very disappointed that a $1000 monitor doesn’t work properly with nvidia graphics cards.So yes, it teased me with one of the best gaming experiences and RIPPED it away from me through frequent functionality and black screen issues.Go for BenQ.

Super duper