Returned the ASUS PA27JCV because its nano-texture-style coating was distracting.
“I got one for €660 (but returned it, because to me the coating was distracting).”
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Their first OLED, the AW2725Q, looks incredible with a PS5 Pro.
“I just brought the Alienware AW2725Q home tonight from bestbuy (my first OLED) and I’m stunned at how incredible it looks with my ps5 pro”
Their AW3926QW runs 165Hz HDR at full resolution from an M3 Max MacBook Pro through a TB5 dock.
“I have my M3 Max MBP (TB4) connected to my AW3926QW through an Anker TB5 dock and I’m getting 165Hz HDR at full resolution fwiw.”
Their U4025QW's Thunderbolt power wasn't enough for their work laptop.
“I just got the u4025qw but I didn’t account that my laptop would need higher voltage than what the monitors thunderbolt supports”
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most new reviewsTesting it with a MacBook for programming, the Dell U2725QE has very good colour and 120Hz, but 4K means non-native macOS scaling.
“The higher refresh rate is a huge plus for day-to-day responsiveness.”
A dead pixel appeared on their ASUS PA279CRV after two months, and ASUS refused warranty under five dead pixels.
“a dead pixel popped up last week.”
Their Gigabyte FO32U2 developed a dead pixel after about 150 hours.
“I turned it on and I spotted a black dot on it which seems very dissapointing after only about 150 hours”
After two defective MSI QD-OLEDs, the PG27AQDP has had no complaints over 1,000+ hours.
“Went with Asus pg27aqdp and no complaints after 1k + hours so far.”
Returning the AW2725DF: pixel shift clips the image, settings lock in HDR, and it disconnects when toggling HDR.
“I ran into a many of the same issues on my **AW2725DF** which I am returning.”
Returned the AW3225QF because SDR black crush persisted even with the newest firmware.
“My AW3225QF is going back as well… I give up trying to avoid black crush in SDR mode even with the newest firmware.”
Their XG27ACDNG has no grey banding and looks beautiful in games.
“I have a QD-OLED and dont have this issue. (ASUS XG27ACDNG).”
Their PG27UCDM has completely uniform greys.
“Im using the pg27ucdm and have complete uniform greys.”
No banding on their MO27Q28G at 240Hz, even on greyscale tests.
“I don't see any even during the greyscale tests on my MO27Q28G set to 240 Hz”
The PG32UCDM shows a purple hue in a sunlit office and scratches easily.
“I hate the purple hue when I have sun light in my office, and the panel is prone to scratches really easy.”
Left the LG 34GS95QE-B: black bars, pixelated 1440p, too short and an overly aggressive 800R curve.
“1440p is noticably pixellated; time for an upgrade.”
Switching from a Samsung G81SF, the AW3426DW has neutral whites out of the box, punchy HDR, a clear glossy coating and improved V-stripe text, though they miss 4K sharpness.
“The glossy coating instead of a matte finish makes the image look very clear and vibrant.”
Three weeks with the LG 39GX950B: the matte finish hurts dark-room gaming and HDR presets track poorly, over- or undersaturated.
“Matte finish - Yes, it ruins the monitor in a dark room while gaming.”
First day with the Neo G9 57-inch G95NC for work: very high resolution needs scaling, the DP cable is short and styrofoam bits were stuck on the screen.
“I mainly bought it for work and occasional gaming.”
The XG27AQNGV's ULMB 2 at 120Hz is flicker-free and clearer than their 360Hz OLED after a firmware fix for ghosting; OLED still wins on picture.
“This monitor is insanely impressive, but initial impressions were rough.”
Coming from a PG279QM IPS, the PG27AQWP-W is night and day: feels like 4K, no perceptible input lag, great HDR and PS5 4K120 support.
“its night and day...at least for me its first time using an OLED panel and probably the best 1440p panel at the moment.”
Super happy with the LG 32GS95UE: immersive 32 inches, great 240Hz motion, and the matte coating handles reflections with similar image quality.
“The whole coating debate is completely overblown IMO.”
The MSI 321URX has superb picture, a sturdy stand, no fan and a good sRGB mode, but picture modes don't switch between SDR and HDR.
“Picture quality is second-to-none”
First tests of the LG 27GR95QE-B against professional OLEDs: brightness fine in a light-controlled room.
“In initial use in a light-controlled room the brightness is fine for both SDR and HDR.”
Their first OLED, the PG32UCDM3, has impressive contrast; only the price and a bulky stand disappoint.
“The only thing I don't like about this monitor is the price. Oh and the stand it came with is horrible.”
Returned the AW3425DW over text clarity and eye strain.
“Return the aw3425dw and change to XG32UCG.”
Upgrading from an LG 27GL850, the MSI 272URX's text clarity surprised them; no fringing worries at 4K 27-inch.
“going 4k 27 inches definitely surprised me.”
No text clarity issues on their MSI 322URX.
“Replaced one of them with a 322URX (same panel as your 321UPX). Interestingly, I'm not facing the text clarity issue that you're facing.”
10+ hours a day of office work on the XG27UCDMG without text fringing; they won't go back to IPS.
“I’m using XG27UCDMG for office work like 10hrs+ a day and I’m glad I’m not seeing text fringing like you do.”
Returned the BenQ EX321UX as a disappointment; mini-LED firmware and dimming felt inferior.
“I had tried a mini LED before (the benq mobiuz ex321ux) and it was a disappointment and was returned”
Almost three years on the PG27AQDM with zero burn-in; early firmware was bad until several updates.
“Had mine for almost 3 years now, zero burn in issues, only problem I had was early on the firmware for the PG27AQDM was horrible”
Their MSI 341CQPX still has text fringing, but for gaming it's the best.
“I have a similar monitor, the MSI 341CQPX. I even think it has the same panel. It still has text fringing but just for gaming it’s the best you can get.”
Uses the XG27AQDMG with a PS5 Pro for its C-series-like blacks; close but not quite C2 quality.
“My monitor comes extremely close but it’s still not *quite* as good as my old C2.”
After one month their FO32U2P has hundreds of visible scratches on dark scenes.
“My only 1month Gigabyte Aorus FO32U2P has hundreds of scratches”
For mixed work and gaming, the LG 32GX870A-B is so good they won't go back.
“Doubt I'll ever go back to plain OLED from my LG 32GX870A-B”
The AOC Q27G3XMN has amazing contrast and HDR for €279; no going back to IPS.
“I grabbed this monitor for 279€ which almost feels like a steal.”
Coming from a 4K Nano IPS, the new G81SF looks phenomenal in games.
“I got my g81SF last saturday and playing yotei, looks phenomenal. came from 4K nano ips”
Moving from a 1080p 240Hz monitor, the AW2726DM is a game changer.
“I am using the AW2726DM, OLED is a game changer!”
Their XG32UCDS was oversaturated toward reds out of the box until they calibrated it.
“On the xg32ucds I calibrated to my liking and toned it down.”
Sold the 27-inch Samsung G80SH after a week: the purple tint was fine, but the grainy matte coating made bright colours hazy and rainbow-like.
“But the matte coating was the dealbreaker for me.”
Nearly 7,000 hours at full brightness on their Gigabyte FO27Q3 with no burn-in.
“I've used my monitor for nearly 7000 hours, bought it last year and I have no burn-in so far”
The matte G60SF has no daytime reflection issues and its blacks beat their IPS.
“With my Samsung G60SF I have *no* issues during daytime and it gets an upgrade in blacks in the night.”
Three months with the Samsung G95SD and no issues; the smart OS is useful for streaming and can be skipped.
“I'm on month 3 with the G95SD”
Two months with the MSI 341CQP X28 under strict burn-in precautions; owning it feels like serving the monitor.
“I have MSI 341CQP QD OLED X28, nearly 2 months old now”
Their Gigabyte FO27Q2 developed burn-in lines in under six months despite daily pixel cleaning; colours are amazing.
“Mine already has burn-in after not even six months, Gigabyte Aorus FO27Q2.”
Loves the MSI 322UR X24's colour and black levels.
“I just got a msi 322ur x24 and love it.”
Really happy with the LG 27GX790A-B.
“I have the 27GX790A-B and I'm really happy with it.”
7,200 hours on their LG 27GS95QE-B since August 2024, mostly work, with no visible burn-in.
“LG27GS95QEB 7200 hours and LG34GS95QEB 7900 hours”
Uses the LG 40WP95C-W for work 90% of the time: a very good IPS with a gentle curve and enough brightness.
“It’s a very good monitor with a minimum radius of 2500 and an IPS matrix.”
Owning both, the Apple Studio Display XDR beats their PG32UCDM in most scenes, with minimal blooming and stunning brightness, though it costs 2.5x as much and won't work with a PS5.
“I must say. I am really impressed with the Studio display XDR. It really blows out the QD-OLED in over 90% of scenes.”
Got the Dell 32-inch 4K 120Hz QD-OLED at Costco and was happy; a price match brought it to $175.
“The Costco dell monitor 4k 120hz 32 inch QD OLED.. got it for 350 initially and was happy”
Owns the BenQ PD2730S 5K and loves it as a MacBook monitor.
“I have a PD2730S and feel the same way.”
After returning a tandem OLED for banding, their MSI 271QR X50 shows no banding in Discord, Notion or VS Code.
“THIS is acceptable and i see nothing in discord, notion or VSCODE”
The AOC AG276QZD2 is a pretty good monitor and they are happy, though they wish they had gone higher-end.
“I have the AOC Agon Pro AG276QZD2. It's a pretty good monitor considering that my previous monitor was TN”
Their first PG34WCDM had horrible banding and was returned; the second died three times before being replaced.
“I've had two PG34WCDM monitors. The first had horrible banding which I returned and the second died three times”
Sees VRR flicker occasionally on their MSI 271QPX E2, mainly in menus or games with unstable frame rates.
“I have a MSI MAG 271QPX E2 and notice it occasionally, mostly with games that don’t have a stable frame rate or in menus.”
Their Samsung G85SD showed VRR flicker; capping frame rates and avoiding frame generation eliminated it.
“Mine is a Samsung G85SD 175Hz QD-OLED panel. Never cared about VRR flicker before I got an OLED”
Kept the Gigabyte FO27Q5P after testing it; 500Hz feels super smooth.
“But 500hz on gigabyte feels super smooth.”
Their Samsung G50SF is a bit dim in a bright room, and gaming caused eye strain, so they went back to mini-LED.
“My G50SF QD-OLED is 200 nits, it’s a bit dim when my room is BRIGHT”
Half a year with the MSI 491CQP: pretty great, but at 1440p they need DLSS Quality for a sharp image on a 5080.
“I have this beautiful msi 491cqp oled I got about half a year ago and it has been pretty great.”
Saw pixels die in real time on an MSI 274QRF-QD E2 straight out of the box.
“I was seeing pixels die in real time on a 274QRF-QD E2”
After a Gigabyte VA they constantly tweaked, the MO34WQC2 OLED just looks good as is.
“I had a VA panel gigabyte before I bought my MO34WQC2”
Compared the LG 27GX790B with an IPS Mini-LED: better but not infinitely so, and surprisingly bright, enough that they run it at 90.
“Im more surprised at how bright the 4th gen tandem oleds can get.”
Uses the ASUS PG248QP 540Hz and expects to keep it a long time, with no burn-in to worry about.
“I use the pg248qp ETN gsync 1-540hz, and I think I will keep it very long time”
Next to their new OLED, the AW2525HM secondary's backlight and colours look bad.
“My secondary monitor is an Alienware AW2525HM i didn’t know how bad the backlight and the colours are until i got the oled”
Returned the AW2725Q because its fan buzzed constantly, though build quality was great.
“I unfortunately had to return the AW2725Q because the fan in it kept kicking on and it was a terrible low-pitching buzz that would never shut off.”
Returned the AW3926QW: beautiful RGB-stripe OLED, but 143 ppi needed 125% scaling, giving little extra usable space; best for dark-room full-screen gaming.
“I had to turn on windows scaling to 125% with the new AW3926QW, so I could actually use/see windows.”
Two weeks with the Dell U4025QW on macOS and it's amazing.
“I bought it 2weeks now, and it’s amazing”
The Dell U2725QE is incredible for writing all day without eye strain, but its local dimming is poor and gaming response is mediocre.
“As a productivity monitor, though, it's incredible.”
Despite babying it with an expensive cloth and distilled water, their FO32U2 got a noticeable scratch about a month in.
“I purchased an FO32U2 Gigabyte QD-Oled last year when they first came out.”
Next to their old IPS, the PG27AQDP makes the IPS look shockingly bad.
“plugged back my IPS and was shocked at how bad it looks next to my oled.”
Over a year with the AW2725DF and not a single micro scratch on the coating.
“I bought the alienware aw2725df and its been basically bulletproof so far!”
Switched from an LG 34GS95QE-B to the AW3225QF: no ultrawide hassles, sharper 4K and a gentle curve; endgame for them.
“If you can, I really recommend 32" 4k. It's pretty much the endgame monitor for me.”
Two XG27ACDNG units had their semi-glossy coating ruined by cleaning; they'll go matte next.
“thats my 2nd unit being RUINED”
They wish their PG27UCDM were much brighter, but it beats the WOLED panel lottery.
“i have a pg27ucdm and I would prefer it to be at least 50% brighter.”
Compared with their IPS, the MO27Q28G's colours are only a bit richer but its blacks are perfect and the image more solid.
“on woled, black is just… perfect. zero glow, zero haze.”
No regrets on the PG32UCDM, but pixel-cleaning prompts every 8 hours are annoying.
“it does get annoying how often it prompts you to do a pixel cleaning cycle, every 8 hours is ridiculous”
Grey stripes on their new LG 34GS95QE-B vanished after image clearing.
“I had the same issue with my new LG 34GS95QE BUT after I did "image clearing" from monitor settings it just went away.”
Returned the AW3426DW: brighter and more vivid than an AW3423DW, but no step up in size or pixel density.
“I ultimately returned it because it didn’t really offer a new experience in terms of size or pixel density.”
Returned the LG 39GX950B: mild vertical banding, useless AI features, and a matte screen when they prefer glossy.
“Had some mild vertical banding (which i guess is normal), the AI features are useless to me, and the matte screen was ok, but still prefer glossy.”
The Neo G9 57-inch was overwhelming at first, but with window management tools they fell in love for work and gaming.
“Gaming and working at 7680x2160 @ 240Hz is simply unparalleled.”
Returning their XG27AQNGV after a stuck pixel and black-screen problems.
“Just got a stuck pixel on my XG27AQNGV and I can't get it to unstick.”
Switched from a 4K 27-inch to the PG27AQWP-W for higher frame rates and doesn't regret it.
“So I got the PG27AQWP-W and don't regret it.”
Returned the LG 32GS95UE-B: the matte finish felt wrong after an LG C2.
“The matte finish, the overall quality compared to the OLED TV felt very weird to me.”
Side by side with an LG C1, their new MSI 321URX looked hardly different in HDR.
“Very hard to tell the difference for now, I expected much more from the intense colours on the QD-OLED panel.”
About 4,300 hours on the LG 27GR95QE-B beside an LG 4K IPS: incredible for gaming contrast and motion, zero burn-in, but they still prefer the IPS for day-to-day text.
“after \~4,000 hours on the OLED, I’ve seen **zero burn-in**.”
The PG32UCDM3 greatly improves bright HDR gaming with no ABL flicker, but desktop text looks softer than their WOLED.
“I can't get past the text quality during desktop use.”
Working from home on a new AW3425DW at a deep desk, they see no real text issues.
“No real visibly text issues.”
Pixels are invisible on their MSI 272URX at normal distance.
“you cannot see pixels on the MSI MPG 272URX unless you are close enough to touch the screen with your nose.”
Went back from the MSI 322URX to an OLED TV for much higher brightness and HDR.
“I had the Msi 322urx and went back to OLED TVs.”
The XG27UCDMG's 4K crispness made them return a 1440p model immediately; gorgeous.
“I have the XG27UCDMG, the crispness made me return my XG27AQDPG immediately. 4k on 27in is gorgeous”
The BenQ EX321UX is great for work and gaming, with a KVM to switch machines.
“it is a great monitor that even has KVM functions so i can switch between my work machine and personal PC.”
15,000 hours at 85–100% brightness on their PG27AQDM: only two small burn-in spots visible on solid colours.
“I have the first 27'' OLED monitor ever released (PG27AQDM) with 15,000 hours on time, 85-100% brightness”
Their MSI 341CQPX showed a Path of Exile HUD burn-in after under 50 hours despite careful use.
“Looks like we have a burn in after 11 days of using it”
After returning a QD-OLED for purple tint, they're happy with the XG27AQDMG despite buggy firmware.
“Since brought a xg27aqdmg and is happy with it although it’s firmware is somewhat buggy.”
The FO32U2P's stand is minimal and elegant.
“I like the stand on my Gigabyte Aorus FO32U2P. It's minimal and elegant.”
Motion on their AOC Q27G3XMN looks pretty good for a VA mini-LED next to their OLED.
“On my aoc q27g3xmn motion looks pretty good for a mini led VA monitor compared to my oled.”
Returned the G81SF the same day because its grainy, oily matte coating distracted on light areas.
“I returned it the same day I got it with its extremely oily coating.”
Just got the AW2726DM coming from six years of 1080p IPS, and it is a huge step up.
“I also got the AW2726DM, it just came in yesterday.”
Enjoying the ASUS XG32UCDS a lot.
“Enjoying a lot this fantastic monitor: the ASUS ROG Strix XG32UCDS”
Their Samsung G60SF's coating is very grainy.
“I have the g60sf and it is very grainy unfortunately”
Their first ultrawide and OLED, the 49-inch G95SD, they're loving so far.
“It’s the 49” G95SD. Really loving it so far”
Finds the MSI MAG 341CQP X28 34-inch ultrawide a great monitor.
“I use the MSI MAG 341CQP QD-OLED X28 34" Ultrawide. Great monitor, 280hz refresh.”
Moving from a 1080p TN to the MSI 322UR X24 has been life changing.
“now I have the 322UR X24 and it's absolutely life changing.”
Their LG 27GX790A-B has perfect text clarity, better than their 27GP850-B IPS; very happy, running it at 80 brightness.
“Well i on my 27GX790A-B dont have Flicker text clarity is perfect mutch better then on my ips 27GP850b”
Kept the LG 27GS95QE-B over the ASUS and bought more for the whole family; no retention or burn-in even with paused games left on.
“On the other hand, the LG has had absolutely no issues at all.”
The Dell S3225QC is used 8–12 hours a day for remote work and gaming with no burn-in.
“I bought a $450 Dell S3225QC (32” 4k qd oled) for my wife’s remote work job and after work gaming. It’s used 8-12 hours a day.”
Returned a Gigabyte tandem OLED for grey banding and couldn't be happier with the MSI 271QR X50.
“i returned mine and got a 271 qr x50, couldn't be happier”
Hated the AOC AG276QZD2 at first after an LG 34GS95QE, but after a few days of forced use they really like its glossy coating and image.
“The first time I tried it, I hated it and felt like I lost half my vision in games.”
Returned their PG34WCDM after ten months through Amazon and got a refund within five working days.
“I returned my ROG PG34WCDM after 10months, purchased through Amazon”
Got headaches using the 1440p MSI 271QPX E2; a 4K OLED is fine for office work.
“With the 4k I could easily do office work but I had headaches using the MSI 271QPX E2.”
Their matte Samsung G85SD has no reflections at all, unlike their old IPS and VA panels.
“G85SD surprisingly has no reflections at all”
Cleans the Gigabyte FO27Q5P with a damp then dry microfibre cloth, leaving no streaks.
“Worked like a charm for me on my Gigabyte AORUS FO27Q5P.”
Their first OLED, the Samsung G50SF 27-inch, has been fantastic.
“Ordered myself my first OLED last week, Samsung 27” Odyssey OLED G5 (G50SF). It's been fantastic.”
Moved from a 32-inch Samsung 4K to the MSI 491CQP after weeks of research for the width.
“I have that same 491CQP OLED.”
Returned the MSI 274QRF-QD E2 four times before getting one without stuck pixels.
“I returned my MSI MAG 274QRF-QD E2 four times until I got one without stuck pixels.”
Very happy with their Gigabyte MO34WQC2 and no eye strain; full-screen brightness could be higher.
“I have a Gigabyte MO34WQC2 qd oled and I have to say I'm very happy with it.”
Their Dell U5226KW's colours and blacks are incredibly impressive for IPS.
“the colours and blacks are incredibly impressive for IPS.”
The AW2725Q is the best monitor they've used: great contrast and vibrancy.
“My OLED is best monitor ive ever used and apparently its not one of the better ones out there.”
Returned the AW3926QW the next day; it didn't come close to their ASUS QD-OLEDs.
“I bought it and returned it next day.”
The Dell U4025QW has been a productivity godsend.
“I am super happy with my u4025qw, it has been a productivity godsend.”
Thinking of returning their Dell U2725QE over coil whine in standby, a wobbly design and a hard-to-reach joystick, though they like its connectivity.
“return the dell ultrasharp u2725qe because of annoying coil whine in standby, unstable design and the hard to reach joystick on the back.”
2,747 hours of gaming and home-office use on their FO32U2 with no visible burn-in.
“No visible burn-in on 85% gray, 90% gray, 95% gray”
Their two-month-old PG27AQDP shows residue lines and artefacts that pixel cleaning only partly clears.
“Running pixel cleaner helps but it still shows awful lines and artifacts.”
Their AW2725DF looks as great as their OLED TVs.
“I actually can't tell much difference between my CX 55", my S90C 65" and my AW2725DF.”
The AW3225QF's anti-reflection coating was really good.
“I tried the Alienware 32 AW3225QF and the anti reflection coating there was really good.”
Didn't keep the XG27ACDNG because its text fringing on dark backgrounds was too distracting.
“on the QD Oled it looked like someone splattered RGB vomit on the outline of the letters”
Gaming on the PG27UCDM is mind-blowing, but coding text causes severe eye strain, so they're switching to IPS.
“Gaming is mind-blowing, but text clarity during coding and browsing is causing severe eye strain.”
Their new MO27Q28G looked great but had two dead pixels and gray banding obvious in games and Discord, so they're returning it.
“Besides the two dead pixels in the middle of the screen, there is a genuinely unplayable amount of gray banding.”
Their PG32UCDM scratches extremely easily.
“Can confirm, my PG32UCDM got scratched by looking at it wrong.”
Coming from 1080p VA, the LG 34GS95QE-B is a huge upgrade and fringing doesn't bother them.
“fringing doesn’t bother me.”
The AW3426DW's RGB-stripe text clarity is immaculate, even better than their old VA ultrawide in games.
“I got the new dell aw3426dw this week and the text clarity is immaculate.”
Returned the LG 39GX950B over VRR flicker when 5K2K frame rates dropped, even on an RTX 5090.
“I ended up returning the LG 39GX950B and getting an ASUS PG32UCDM3 instead.”
Four months on the Neo G9 57-inch, mostly for work, beats three 27-inch screens; Teams notifications are easy to miss.
“I have 3 27's in the office and the single 57" is so much better, particularly using Fancy Zones.”
Their open-box ASUS XG27AQNGV overheats and shuts down constantly even at minimum brightness, and Newegg denied the return.
“It is having an issue with overheating and is unusable. It is constantly shutting down even under light usage.”
Their PG27AQWP-W almost never shows banding outside grey-scale tests, and games look unreal.
“I almost never notice the banding unless I actively go and search for it through a grey scale test”
Gave up on the LG 32GS95UE-B; it looked too soft for 4K.
“I tried my hardest using the LG 32GS95UE-B.. Just couldn't do it.”
Their MSI 321URX never shows that much purple tint with a window or lights on.
“I have the msi 321urx. I have tested both with window behind me and light on and never seen this level of purple.”
Next to their LG 27GR95QE-B, a decent Dell IPS looks atrocious.
“Even my SD2721DGF that’s certainly pretty decent for an IPS, looks atrocious compared side-by-side to my LG27GR95QE-B”
Considering returning their PG32UCDM3, mainly because of text clarity.
“I can still return my PG32UCDM3. My biggest issue with oled was text clarity...”
After years on a 32-inch VA, the AW3425DW's blacks blew them away; they can't go back.
“I got a the aw3425dw a several weeks ago and it was like HOLY CRAP. I really can’t go back”
Lightly scratched their MSI 272URX; not visible when on, but annoying.
“Can confirm I have I scratched my MSI MPG 272URX lightly, I can't see it when it's on, so it's fine... but annoying.”
Their 2025 MSI 322URX has no burn-in.
“None of my OLEDs have any burnin. 2021 LG C1, 2022 Alienware AW3423DW, 2025 MSI MPG322URX.”
Raised blacks on their XG27UCDMG are a non-issue in daylight or with lights on.
“I've since got one myself (XG27UCDMG), and it's a complete non-issue in my room.”
Uses the BenQ EX321UX Mini-LED for everything in any lighting, with OLEDs for dark-room gaming.
“my miniled IPS (BenQ EX321UX) for everything, everytime in all light conditions.”
Over a year with the PG27AQDM and zero burn-in.
“I've had my Asus PG27AQDM for over a year now and zero sign of burn in.”
Two weeks with the MSI 341CQPX and couldn't be happier; the ultrawide immersion beats 4K sharpness for them.
“i got a msi 341cqpx 2 weeks ago, i couldnt be more happy with it”
Their new XG27AQDMG arrived with a dead pixel and is going back.
“I was really hoping this wouldn't happen! Returning it as soon as I can.”
4,000 hours in a year on their FO32U2P.
“I did 4000 hours on my fo32u2p in 1 year”
Two years on their $280 AOC Q27G3XMN without a single problem.
“my AOC Q27G3XMN which was $280 2 years later and it was perfect never gave me any trouble.”
After two months their G81SF shows burn-in, blurry text, low SDR brightness and a grainy coating; they're selling it.
“I bought newest Samsung Odyssey g8 g81sf and after two months i already see burnin interface from Editor I use.”
Their XG32UCDS is buttery smooth with a PS5.
“Idk I have an xg32ucds and it’s buttery smooth in 30/60/+”
Loving the matte Samsung G60SF with no issues from sun, reflections or brightness.
“I'm loving my Samsung g60SF qd OLED but matte, no issues with sun, reflections or brightness”
Bought the anti-glare Samsung G95SD for $950 through the Samsung shop app.
“I got Odyssey G95SD anti glare for $950”
Moved from an AW2725DF to the MSI MPG 322UR on a 4080, wasn't wowed by the extra sharpness for the performance hit, and returned it.
“I've gone from a AW2725DF to MSI MPG 322UR and I've yet to be wowed.”
Returned the LG 27GS95QE-B after four days because text in IDEs and documentation looked blurry.
“The reason I returned my OLED was because text in IDEs or documentation was "blurry" and I could not get used to it after 4 days.”
Doesn't notice text fringing on their MSI MPG 271QR X50.
“I have 15/20 vision and don’t notice any text fringe on my msi mpg 271qr x50”
No graininess or mura on their PG34WCDM.
“Ive had no such issues on my woled, pg34wcdm”
Their MSI 271QPX had bad VRR flicker.
“I had the MSI mag 271qpx and yeah not great with the flicker”
Owns the Samsung G50SF and uses it for RTS, but prefers console gaming on their LG C5.
“I have an Oled tv (LG C5) as well as an OLED PC Monitor (Samsung G50SF)”
Loves their MSI 274QRF QD IPS bought for under €250; 1440p was a beautiful upgrade.
“I really love my quantum dot IPS monitor, the MSI MAG 274QRF QD.”
The AW2725Q had no wow factor and was too small and poor for work at their viewing distance.
“Tried AW2725Q, 4K, QD-OLED. No wow factor, horrible for work.”
Their AW3926QW has no major issues or uniformity problems, looks great and is good value at about $1k.
“The AW3926QW isn’t perfect but my own unit has no major issues or uniformity problems and looks great.”
Used the Dell U4025QW at work: awesome for productivity with good IPS Black contrast, but slow response and smearing for games.
“If your primary focus is productivity, and you really don't care about gaming almost at all, then it is an awesome monitor.”
9,110 hours on their FO32U2 with no burn-in, but a purple tint, weak coating and imperfect HDR 1000; still happy overall.
“I have 9110 hours on my FO32U2 after 2 years and no burn in.”
Loves the PG27AQDP with no negatives; 480Hz is worth it with a PC that can push high frame rates.
“I love it I can't think of a single negative thing about it.”
Games looked too dark on the AW2725DF compared with their PG27AQN IPS.
“Games were so dark on the AW2725DF that I couldn’t even feel the colors popping”
No text clarity issues on their AW3225QF.
“i never had a text clarity issue with my AW3225QF”
Glad they switched to the XG27ACDNG.
“returned it and got a xg27acdng and so far I’m glad I switched”
Returned the PG27UCDM: awesome for gaming and media, terrible for other work, and the ABL bothered them.
“It was awesome panel for media consumption / gaming but for other stuff it was terrible. And I absolutely can't stand automatic brightness limiter.”
Their new MO27Q28G has a fine matte coating that trades a little clarity for no reflections and excellent ambient light handling.
“I like it's very fine mate coating”
Sold their fantastic PG32UCDM because 10+ hours of daily work made burn-in care stressful; slight text fringing too.
“I had as PG32UCDM. Fantastic monitor. 4K, 240hz, OLED is a sight to be seen.”
4,000 hours on their LG 34GS95QE-B with zero burn-in and no special care.
“4000 hours on a 34GS95QE-B, zero burn in. I let it do its thing, i take no steps on my end.”
Their first OLED, the Alienware AW3426DW, outshines their old IPS ultrawide, and the curve turned out fine.
“Bought the Dell AW3426DW(bottom) this will be my first OLED display.”
The LG 39GX950B-B is the best monitor they've used; its 5K2K panel is divine and finally makes use of their RTX 5090.
“The 5K2K panel is absolutely divine and it actually drives my 9800x3d/RTX 5090 rig properly!”
Text is razor sharp on the Neo G9 57-inch, a clear step up from the 49-inch; they wouldn't swap it for OLED.
“The text is razor Sharp on the 57", is a noticeable improvement over the 49".”
The PG27AQWP-W has amazing HDR brightness and the best coating they've seen, but its grey banding and dirty screen effect were unacceptable.
“the grey banding and dirty screen effect really is just unacceptable”
4,683 hours on their LG 32GS95UE-B, now at 100% brightness, with no burn-in.
“4683 hour and no burning”
A few weeks with the MSI 321URX: working in sunlight isn't as bad as people claim.
“I started using QD OLED (MSI MPG321URX) a few weeks ago. To be honest working with the sun shining on the screen is not that bad”
Their LG 27GR95QE-B is in perfect condition after three years and 5,000 hours of heavy but careful use.
“My LG 27GR95QE-B OLED still in perfect condition after 3years of heavy but carefull use. 5000h of use”
Swapped a PG27UCDM for the PG32UCDM3 and absolutely loves it; won't go back to 27 inches.
“I have the PG32UCDM3 and absolutely love it.”
The included microfibre cloth scratched their AW3425DW badly in one spot.
“I have the AW3425DW and have only used the provided microfiber to clean it and it scratched the hell out of it in one spot”
Their MSI 272URX's glossy coating has survived glass cleaner and a controller knock perfectly.
“My dumbass used a micro weave cloth and glass cleaner multiple times on my 272URX and its perfectly fine.”
Tried a glossy Alienware 1440p, then got the MSI 322URX; colours and darks are wildly better.
“I just got the 322urx and the difference is actually wild.”
Almost 4,000 hours on their XG27UCDMG; they can never go back.
“Almost 4k hours on my XG27UCDMG. I can never go back”
Image retention on their PG27AQDM was not fixed by ten firmware updates; HDR image quality issues too, and poor ASUS support.
“I had similar experience with Asus PG27AQDM and not solved even after ten firmware updates.Not to mention HDR image quality issues.”
Their MSI 341CQPX sometimes crushes dark HDR media, which they suspect is EOTF tracking.
“I have noticed this kind of crush on the odd bit of media now and then on my MSI 341CQPX.”
Returned the XG27AQDMG over black crush in dark gradients, though its text looked clean.
“Be aware of “black crush” - cant display smooth transitioned gradient which gets worse with lower brightness”
1.5 years of 6–20 hours a day at max brightness on their FO32U2P with no burn-in.
“I’m using AORUS FO32U2P (Samsung 3rd gen panel) 1.5 years every day 6-20 hours per day”
Loves the AOC Q27G3XMN so much they moved it to their main desk over a 4K mini-LED; black smearing is overstated and colours are more accurate.
“The black smearing issue is really overstated.”
Plays 8–11 hours a day on their 32-inch G81SF without manual refreshes.
“Ive been playing 8-11 hours lately on my Samsung 32” G81SF and I never do a refresh lol”
Their ASUS XG32UCDS shows slight banding on the right in grayscale tests but none in everyday use.
“My monitor is XG32UCDS.”
Over a month with the Samsung G95SD after a 34-inch VA ultrawide: incredibly happy, with vibrant colours, inky blacks and great immersion.
“So far, I'm incredibly happy with it, colours are super vibrant, blacks are inky”
Their ASUS PG34WCDM burned in in under a year, while their Samsung G8 OLED has none after several years.
“I got burn in on my pg34wcdm in less than a year”
Bought the MSI 271QPX E2 for €380, a steal; the QD-OLED purple tint in a bright room is exaggerated.
“This is the mag 271qpx qd oled e2 and I got if for 380 euros.. What a steal.”
Their AW2725Q died with a black screen.
“My AW2725q got a black screen and I cant even use it anymore”
Returning the AW3926QW that replaced their HP QD-OLED: worse colour, bad uniformity, an off-angle green tint and uneven whites.
“I'm getting bad uniformity on my unit”
Owned the Dell U4025QW and found it not a good gaming monitor.
“I had the U4025QW and it's not a good gaming monitor, keep waiting guys”
Never notices purple tint on their Gigabyte FO32U2 in a semi-bright room.
“I have fo32u2, never noticed a purple tint unless I shone with a flashlight”
4,500 hours on their PG27AQDP with no burn-in and beautiful colours.
“4500hr on my pg27aqdp no burn in what so ever at all.”
Their AW2725DF is very bright; they run it at 80% and it beats their IPS panels on contrast.
“I have to use my AW2725DF at like 80% otherwise I’m searing my eyeballs”
Months with the AW3225QF and no scratches from microfibre cleaning.
“I've been using an AW3225qf for months now, cleaned it maybe twice using the same method.”
After six months their XG27ACDNG has bad banding that makes horror games miserable; they are looking into RMA.
“I know this banding is pretty awful so I'm not about to ask if it's acceptable haha”
After a week with a friend's PG27UCDM, they found its text clarity amazing.
“its text clarity is legit amazing.”
Returned their MO27Q28G over vertical banding.
“i had to return my mo27q28g cause of verrical bandings sadly”
Their warehouse-bought PG32UCDM arrived with a cracked panel corner.
“bought it because the PG32UCDM I had bought first from warehouse had a crack in the panel corner.”
The LG 34GS95QE-B was amazing for gaming but its text clarity was so poor they returned it immediately.
“The text clarity on the LG WOLED was absolute dogshit compared to the AW QD-OLED.”
Moved through an LG 34-inch and AW3418DW to the AW3426DW and finds 34 inches the sweet spot.
“i owned the original LG 34" way back in the day and then moved to the aw3418dw to a aw3426dw”
Kept the LG 39GX950B over the ASUS PG34WCDN: sharper 5K2K, much brighter HDR, useful dual mode, and a matte coating that keeps blacks deep with windows open.
“Not only did the coating not ruin it, it actually solved a problem I didn’t fully appreciate.”
Owning both, the Neo G9 57-inch beats the G9 OLED on height, PPI, resolution and HDR brightness.
“I had both OLED and the G9 57, but the G9 57 wins as best monitor category”
Their new PG27AQWP-W has horrible banding even on a fairly good panel.
“I don't understand how people cope with the banding; it's horrible (and I even somewhat won the panel lottery).”
Heavy gaming and work use since release on their LG 32GS95UE with zero visible burn-in.
“Bought on release, use it heavily for both gaming/WFH (4-12 hours a day).”
After a year of daily work use, the MSI 321URX's forced OLED care cycles lock them out daily and its KVM misbehaves; image quality is only slightly better than LCD.
“You get slightly better image quality in games and in return you are randomly locked out of your computer for up to 5 minutes each day”
For a developer, the PG32UCDM3's text clarity rivals a Dell 4K IPS and handles bright light better, but the stand can't go low enough and full-screen brightness could be higher.
“As a dev, I can tell you text clarity on the PG32UCDM3 is comparable to dell 4K matte IPS.”
Noticed text fringing on the AW3425DW at first, but after a day it stopped bothering them.
“I noticed it straight away after turning it on for the first time, but after using it for about a day or so, i got used to it and it does not bother me at all.”
Their MSI 272URX's auto-switching KVM handles gaming PC and work Mac; not as bright as others but great for both.
“The main tradeoff is that it is not as bright as other monitors. It has, however, been great for both tasks.”
Their new MSI 322URX runs much cooler than their Samsung non-OLED.
“Interesting, my new MSI 322URX is far less hotter than my Samsung Non-OLED.”
Their XG27UCDMG picked up micro scratches just from microfibre cleaning; they have to be extra careful with it.
“I've mainly noticed a decent amount of microscratches and finish issues on one side of the bezel just from using a microfiber cloth”
Two years with the PG27AQDM on almost constantly with no precautions and no burn-in visible in normal use.
“I've got PG27AQDM that is 2 years old at this point and has been on pretty much constantly with zero precautions”
Bought the MSI MPG 341CQPX with their first gaming PC and loves it.
“got my first gaming pc this year, then bought a mpg 341cqpx”
Returned their XG27AQDMG for two dead pixels.
“Had two dead pixels on my aqdmg, returned it and got a xg27acdng”
About 10,000 hours on their FO32U2P since April 2024, used for work from home, with no burn-in.
“My FO32U2P OLED monitor has \~10,000 accumulative hours since April 2024, still no signs of burn-in.”
A week with the AOC Q27G3XMN: better colour, contrast and HDR than their LG Nano IPS, though HDR brightness can't be lowered.
“I have for week AOC Q27G3XMN, my previous LG 27GP850 Nano IPS was worse, AOC has better colors, contrast, and HDR with local dimming.”
Upgraded from an Acer Predator X34 to the Samsung G95SD and finds the 32:9 aspect worth the wait.
“Upgraded to the G95SD from a 34" 21:9 (I had an Acer Predator X34) around the same time as well!”
Loves their MSI 271QPX; the upgrade to OLED is massive.
“I have the 271qpx and I love it.”
Bought the AW2725Q on sale for shooters; it looks incredible and 166 ppi beats 32-inch 4K.
“Honestly, this thing looks incredible and was worth every penny.”
Planned to return the AW3926QW, but their panel is solid and they're keeping it; only gripes are no speakers and pixel orbiting.
“I got lucky, the panel is solid… pretty much my only gripes are not having speakers and the pixel orbiting is annoying.”
Their Dell U4025QW's 140 PPI keeps macOS text sharp, unlike their old AW3821DW.
“I'm currently using a U4025QW with 140 PPI which is enough to not get blurry text in macOS.”
Moved from a Samsung Neo G7 to the Gigabyte FO32U2 and wouldn't trade back, despite the Neo being brighter.
“my old and now sold Neo G7 was albeit much more brighter than my new Gigabyte FO32U2, it was inferior to OLED in every possible way.”
After a 27-inch MSI OLED gave them eye strain, they were really happy with the matte PG27AQDP.
“I bought the asus PG27AQDP and was really happy with it.”
Of all the OLEDs they tested, the AW2725DF had the best, most premium build, though it wasn't the right fit for them.
“I have to say the build quality on the aw2725df was the best out of all the oleds I tested.”
Text fringing on the AW3225QF bothered them for work, so they bought a mini-LED for productivity.
“while text has less fringing than 1440p oled, its still present”
Loved the XG27ACDNG for gaming and photo work, but its 1440p text clarity bothered them enough to sell it.
“I loved the monitor, it was absolutely gorgeous. I used for gaming and photo/color work. I will say that the text clarity got to me.”
The PG27UCDM caused eye strain at first, which went away after lowering brightness and tuning text; 240Hz and HDR won them over.
“At first I had the same issues eye strain and headaches and the image didn't felt as crispier at the start, after a while they disappeared”
Loving the MO27Q28G after 140 hours, but grey banding still shows in some games despite 240Hz, so they requested a replacement.
“I bought the MO27Q28G and I've used it for a total of 140 hours and about 28 pixel cleans, I'm loving it.”
Works on the PG32UCDM with the shades open without any issue.
“I have the PG32UCDM, and I do work in my room with the shades open, without any issue”
7,900 hours on their LG 34GS95QE-B since August 2024, mostly work, with no visible burn-in.
“LG27GS95QEB 7200 hours and LG34GS95QEB 7900 hours”
ABL in Peak 1300 mode on their AW3426DW dims bright scenes like Crimson Desert daytime and nothing fixes it.
“I have the AW3426DW and been researching all week what to do about ABL with “Peak 1300 Bright” in high APL scenes.”
The 39GX950B is growing on them, but the matte coating disappoints and colour is never accurate however it's tuned.
“The 39GX950B is growing on me, but I won’t lie the matte is a bit frowny face.”
Four months on the Neo G9 57-inch for gaming and work has met expectations, though DP 1.4 on an RTX 4090 limits it to 120Hz.
“I use it for both gaming and work and it has fully lived up to my expectations.”
A month with the PG27AQWP-W: fantastic, with none of the typical tandem OLED issues, though expensive.
“I’ve been using the pg27aqwp-w for about a month and it’s fantastic. I don’t have any of the typical tandem oled issues.”
Next to a PG32UCDM, the matte LG 32GS95UE looks nearly the same in games and video, apart from whites.
“there's not much of a noticable difference in image quality when watching videos or playing games.”
Over a year of 14-hour days on the MSI 321URX: panel-protect pops up mid-meeting, re-detection is flaky and it shuffles Mac windows.
“the panel protect is INSANELY annoying- literally does pop up sometimes when im in a meeting or in game”
The PG32UCDM3 is brighter and more vibrant than the PG32UCDMR they returned, and 32 inches is the sweet spot for 4K.
“First thing I wanna say is that it’s a lot brighter than I expected.”
Over a year of all-day use on their AW3425DW and it's still like new.
“I'm still abusing my AW3425DW all day everyday for over a year now and still good as new.”
Their MSI 272URX has one dead pixel, too few for RMA, but they almost never see it.
“I have a dead pixel on my 272URX, sadly RMA requires at least 3 dead pixels.”
A year with the MSI 322URX, dusted with a blower and covered when off, and it's still like new.
“1 year and my MSI MPG322URX's screen are still shiny as good as new.”
Two weeks with the XG27UCDMG and they wonder why they waited so long.
“So last 2 weeks, I found offer of XG27UCDMG, jump on it.”
Owns the PG27AQDM and an LG 27GN850-B IPS; the OLED clearly beats the IPS side by side.
“I have a LG 27GN850-B (which to my understanding is one of the most popular IPS monitors) and a ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM”
Text clarity on their XG27AQDMG bothered them a lot until MacType and larger fonts helped.
“I use Asus XG27AQDMG and the text clarity bothered me a lot.”
Their FO32U2P looks fine after 4,288 hours, using dark mode and a blank screen when idle.
“my FO32U2P has 4288 hours and 498 cleanings and looks fine”
Runs the AOC Q27G3XMN at 70–75 brightness in SDR with local dimming on; pretty bright.
“i have the aoc Q27G3XMN which is pretty bright.”
Switching from an LG C2, the G81SF's matte coating took getting used to, but after tuning they barely notice a difference.
“The matte coating took some getting used to, but after adjusting the color and settings, I barely notice a difference.”
Got a Samsung G95SD from Amazon Warehouse for €590 total, and it arrived flawless.
“Monitor itself: absolutely flawle”
Text fringing is a non-issue on their MSI 271QPX E2 at 1440p.
“At 1440p, its a non-issue on my MSI 271QPX E-2.”
Moved from a 1440p 360Hz Samsung G60SD to the AW2725Q; an insane jump, and the QD-OLED text fringing is gone.
“AW2725q such an amazing monitor and now 1440p look so pixelated to me now”
After a firmware update and tuning, the AW3926QW looks amazing for work and gaming, with near print-like text, great ergonomics and ports.
“coming from the PG27UCDM, the AW has a much more realistic look with proper details. Looks amazing.”
Finds the Dell U4025QW the perfect size.
“I have the u4025qw and it’s the perfect size.”
6,715 hours on their PG27AQDP: a faint taskbar burn-in blob and line, but a non-issue in practice.
“PG27AQDP bought on release, 6715 hours. A burn in blob around where the taskbar is”
Their AW2725DF has a very good image with none of the banding issues others report.
“I got the alienware aw2725DF and the image is very good”
The AW3225QF is awesome for mouse-and-keyboard games, but their LG C1 TV beats it on image quality and HDR.
“So I bought an Alienware AW3225QF which is an awesome monitor.”
Their ASUS XG27ACDNG is notably dim when bright content fills most of the screen.
“the asus in particular is bad when bright content takes most of the screen.”
The PG27UCDM is good but not as game-changing as hyped, with motion blur and eye fatigue; they prefer IPS for shooters.
“Do I like my OLED yeah for most parts its good but idk if its just that its 4k but for FPS I still rather use my 27GL850.”
Their MO27Q28G shows some banding on grey screens at low brightness, like the Premiere Pro interface.
“I've had banding issues as well on gray screens when the brightness is down”
Everything looks phenomenal on their PG32UCDM, in HDR or SDR.
“even though I have the Pg32ucdm, everything looks phenomenal hdr or sdr.”
5,417 hours of gaming, coding and work on their LG 34GS95QE-B since October 2024 with no visible burn-in.
“Used for both personal and work-related stuff: gaming, movies, streams, and coding”
Returned the LG 39GX950B for the AW3426DW to keep high frame rates on a 5080; both are beautiful.
“I returned the LG 39GX950B in favor of the AW3426DW, for what it’s worth.”
Their open-box LG 39GX950B was excellent and very close to the AW3926QW, but they preferred glossy and returned the LG.
“The LG was excellent too.”
Replaced a two-monitor setup with a single Neo G9 57-inch; the size and resolution are perfect.
“Went from a two monitor setup - 49” main and 35” vertical to now a single Neo G9 57” and it’s amazing.”
In a very bright room the XG27UCDMG QD-OLED looked terrible, so they tried the PG27AQWP-W and fell in love despite 1440p.
“I got the tandem to test out & fell in love with it, even though it was 1440p.”
After a year on the matte LG 32GS95UE, they found a glossy rival barely different side by side.
“I've been using a matte LG32GS95UE for a little over a year now.”
2+ years of heavy use on their MSI 321URX: incredible, no visible burn-in and good value.
“My MSI MPG321urx has been incredible for the 2+ years I’ve had it.”
Returned a PG27UCDM as too small and is happy with the PG32UCDM3.
“I returned the 27 and now I have PG32UCDM3. Now i‘m happy with my setup.”
Moving from a 4K Gigabyte M32U to the AW3425DW, they love it; even at 1440p games look much better.
“I went from the M32U to the AW3425DW and I absolutely love it.”
A year with the MSI 272URX and never any VRR flicker, using G-Sync and V-Sync with a 224fps cap.
“I had my MSI 272URX for a year now and have never experienced it.”
The MSI 322URX, bought last year, completely changed their gaming with no issues.
“I got the MSI 322urx last year and it’s completely changed my gaming experience.”
Bought a floor-model XG27UCDMG with 4,134 hours and it has zero burn-in.
“I got the XG27UCDMG for $350. It was a floor model and it had 4,134 hours of use when I bought it. It has literally 0 burn-in at all.”
About 400 hours on the PG27AQDM with 8-hour pixel cleaning; works like new with no banding or colour issues.
“I’m about 400 hours in with pixel cleaning every 8 hours”
Their XG27AQDMG showed boot-logo image retention within three weeks, needing several pixel cleans or power cycles.
“Had this happened just three weeks into owning mine, with less than 30 on hours.”
Cleaning the FO32U2P with a microfiber cloth left streaks in the coating that alcohol did not remove; they admit rubbing hard.
“I tried to clean the panel a couple of days ago with microfiber cloth that I’ve been using since I’ve purchased the panel (FO32U2P) and I think I damaged the coating?”
Their AOC Q27G3XMN has less ghosting than their old cheap LG IPS.
“My AOC Q27G3XMN has less gosting than my old cheap LG IPS”
Their Samsung G81SF developed burn-in after about four months; their first and last OLED.
“Odyssey G81SF i have burn in after 4 months or so.”
Had the AW2725Q but it wasn't good enough for them to keep; went back to IPS.
“had a aw2725q and a inzone m10s now I'm back to 2 g24f monitors”
Moving from a PG32UCDM, their AW3926QW has slight right-side dimming they don't notice in work or games; very happy.
“Mine does have slight dimming on the right side but not enough for me to notice if I’m not looking out for it.”
Their PG27AQDP is fantastic and they prefer WOLED over a QD-OLED purple tint.
“My pg27aqdp is fantastic.”
A year of 12–16 hours daily work and gaming on the AW2725DF with no burn-in.
“Alienware AW2725DF bought on Sep 23, 2025 using for around 12-16hrs daily. both work and gaming. No burn ins yet”
Prefers their AW3225QF over an LG C1 TV for desk use thanks to its higher refresh rate.
“I have the LG C1 and the AW3225 QF and much prefer my AW monitor.”
Hasn't noticed VRR flicker on their ASUS XG27ACDNG.
“well i haven’t notice any vrr flicker neither on my xg32ucwmg or xg27acdng”
A week with the PG27UCDM, their first OLED and 4K monitor, and they recommend it.
“I've had my PG27UCDM for a week so I'll share my experience so far. It's my first OLED and first 4K monitor and I definitely recommend it.”
Their MO27Q28G looks good in HDR but developed burn-in.
“It looks good on HDR too bad for the burn in”
Daily work and gaming on their PG32UCDM since Black Friday with the taskbar visible: no burn-in.
“Not a single sign of burn in, and I am a pixel peeper.”
Calls the LG 34GS95QE-B, bought on Black Friday sale, their best upgrade in a while.
“Got my LG34GS95QE-B OLED on sale for black friday. I mean it. It's the best think I upgraded in a while!”
Received two AW3426DWs: the first had a nick and bad uniformity; they think quality control was cut for the price.
“I had 2 (accident shipment) and first had the nick (and bad uniformity)”
Their favourite overall, the LG 39GX950B has the brightest HDR, but the worst grey banding and some image retention between refreshes.
“the 39GX950B has the worst grey banding of the lot.”
Loves their Neo G9 57-inch, though OLEDs beside it look better.
“I have the 57 G9 with a PG27UCDM on the side an a LG G5 on top, i love the monitor”
Three weeks with the PG27AQWP-W ($1,300) for competitive games and aim trainers after a Zowie XL2556K: great, no regrets.
“I think this monitor is great and I don't regret spending the money on it.”
The LG 32GS95UE-B's bezels are pretty uniform; the bottom one is only slightly thicker.
“My LG 32GS95UE-B bezels are already pretty uniform”
Their floor-model MSI 321URX had some image retention that two pixel refreshes cleared; zero burn-in.
“it had some image retention but after 2 pixel refreshes it works perfectly with 0 burn in looks great.”
The PG32UCDM3 has incredible colour with no noticeable VRR flicker.
“The colors and vibrancy of the PG32UCDM3 are incredible and no noticeable VRR flicker is what sold it for me.”
Their AW3425DW looks fine with lights in the room; only glare from the glossy finish, which angle fixes.
“My AW3425DW QD oled looks fine with natural and artificial lights shining into the room.”
Compared their MSI 272URX with a new LG 5K Mini-LED; the OLED has better blacks but looks surprisingly dark.
“I compared it to my mpg272urx, the blacks are a bit worse but its significantly brighter colors.”
Upgraded from a Gigabyte M27U to the XG27UCDMG with no regrets; 27-inch 4K looks great.
“I upgraded from the Gigabyte M27U to the XG27UCDMG earlier this year, and I have no regrets.”
Over two years on the older PG27AQDM without such problems.
“I've used it for over 2 years without tak”
Image quality on their XG27AQDMG is flawless, though it sometimes doesn't wake and needs replugging.
“my XG27AQDMG has been nothing short of flawless for the image quality.”
VRR flicker on their FO32U2P only happens in menus, so it does not bother them.
“It only happens in menus on my FO32U2P”
Replaced a 32-inch 1080p IPS with the AOC Q27G3XMN; local dimming made it a night-and-day jump in God of War.
“I just last night replaced my 32” 1080p IPS with the AOC Q27G3XMN and man what a jump that was.”
Their G81SF's matte coating is really good.
“I have the g81sf and its really good don’t know why they say matte coating is bad lol”
The AW2725Q's coating handles reflections excellently with big windows behind and beside it.
“I bought the Alienware AW2725Q QD OLED, and it's coating is excelent to reduce reflections.”
After 3 weeks on the LG 39GX950B, the AW3926QW wins for dark-room gaming: perfect glossy coating, accurate HDR tracking and colour.
“Glossy coating - it’s perfect, you can see all the fine micro details that you can’t see on the LG 39 GX”
Just bought the ASUS PG27AQDP and isn't worried about burn-in.
“I just purchased a ASUS ROG pg27aqdp 480hz OLED and I'm absolutely not worried”
RE4R doesn't look particularly amazing on their AW2725DF.
“Currently also playing RE4R on my OLED and it doesn’t look particularly amazing to me. I have a AW2725df.”
After the AW3225QF they couldn't go back to their LED TV for console games.
“I realized I would never want to play console games on my older LED TV again once I saw them on the smaller, but OLED, AW3225QF.”
Their ASUS XG27ACDNG smears unless cleaned with alcohol-based cleaners.
“I have ASUS xg27acdng and you can’t clean stuff off of it without alcohol based cleaners. It just smears.”
Next to an LG OLED TV, the PG27UCDM is better in everything but brightness.
“The LG TV gets brighter, but the Asus QD-OLED monitor is objectively better in everything else.”
1,300 hours of 8-hour work days plus gaming on their MO27Q28G with no burn-in; banding is the only caveat.
“I haven’t noticed any burn at about 1.3k hours in”
3,600 hours on their PG32UCDM with no burn-in and no special care.
“I have 3600 hours on PG32UCDM and don’t have any signs of burn in.”
Their new AW3426DW has a nick, a slight separation in the plastic housing and a bow at the bottom.
“Just got my aw3426dw and it has a little nick on the top left and a slight separation between the back and side plastic”
Their LG 39GX950B gets brighter than the AW3926QW but looked a little washed out next to it and flickered in black transitions.
“Noticed flickering in black transition scenes in games on the LG”
Their Neo G9 57-inch (G95NC) died completely eight months out of warranty; Samsung replaced the main board and power supply at home for free.
“My 57" G95NC suffered a complete hardware failure about eight months out of warranty.”
Four days with the PG27AQWP-W at brightness 32: dark greys look grainy but it hasn't bothered them.
“Dark greys like the default Discord dark theme definitely look grainy, it hasn't really bothered me yet tbh.”
Their LG 32GS95UE developed dead pixels and was replaced under Best Buy warranty.
“My 32GS95UE ended up getting dead pixels.”
Almost three years and 3,000–4,000 hours on their MSI 321URX with no visible burn-in.
“MSI MPG 321URX, can only estimate the hours. I have had it for almost 3 years.”
Returned the PG32UCDM3 after two months: amazing colour and responsiveness, but subtle text fringing or brightness made them nauseous after 15 minutes.
“Every time I used it for more than 15 minutes I just got sick.”
2,000+ hours on their AW3425DW without babying it and no burn-in, though it has scratches.
“I have the aw3425dw with 2000+ hours last I checked and have been super irresponsible with it, no burn in”
VRR flicker has never been an issue on their MSI 272URX outside stutter-prone UE5 games.
“On my MPG 272URX its never been an issue to be honest”
2,314 hours in seven months on their XG27UCDMG with no visible burn-in.
“Currently have 2314 hours and have no visible burn in.”
Perfectly happy with their PG27AQDM and expects it to last years.
“Think my PG27AQDM will last me quite a few years yet.”
HDR caused strong image retention and instability on their XG27AQDMG; disabling it fixed things.
“I figured out that activating HDR was leading to completely unstable behavior on the monitor, and very strong image retention like this.”
Loves their refurbished Gigabyte FO32U2P bought for €500 and won't go back.
“I love mine. Gigabyte Aorus FO32U2P. 500 euro, refurbished.”
Black smearing is very hard to notice on their AOC Q27G3XMN, unlike a cheap VA they returned.
“But with my AOC q27g3xmn it is very hard to notice.”
Five days after buying the Samsung G81SF, its rear control button came loose and broke; they requested a refund or exchange.
“I bought an Odyssey g8 g81sf 27" OLED monitor about 5 days ago. Today, right after playing Prototype 2 before dinner, I felt the back button loose.”
Underwhelmed by the new AW2725Q next to their LG 27GP950 IPS: little difference in normal use, lower brightness, and they're thinking of returning it.
“For normal usage, the difference from my IPS (LG UltraGear 27GP950, on the left) isn’t very noticeable.”
Early days with the AW3926QW: IPS-sharp text, deep saturated colour and no dark banding or dead pixels, but noticeable brightness and colour drop-off toward the edges.
“Text clarity is just as sharp as any 32” 4K IPS monitor I’ve used before”
Limits their ASUS PG27AQDP to 240Hz because 480Hz pushes cable bandwidth and some games crash the monitor.
“I have the ROG PG27AQDP 480hz and yep, limited it to 240hz”
Their new AW2725DF shows green and pink fringing everywhere, most on white.
“I’m seeing green and pink pixels everywhere, they standout most with anything white.”
Started an RMA on their AW3225QF over its coating scratching very easily.
“I have just started RMA process of AW3225QF (scratching from looking at it)”
Their ASUS XG27ACDNG has run 1,700 pixel cleanings in 2,500 hours.
“my XG27ACDNG had run pixel cleaning 1700 times in 2500 hours.”
No text issues on their PG27UCDM.
“I don't see any issues with text on my 27 inch 4K QD-OLED (ASUS PG27UCDM).”
Six months of WFH and gaming on the MO27Q28G: holds blacks in daylight with a reflection-killing matte finish, but grey banding and VRR flicker.
“Maintains blacks in daylight, and the subtle matte finish kills reflections”
5,000 hours of mostly productivity on their PG32UCDM with zero burn-in.
“5k hours on my PG32UCDM used mostly for productivity and I have zero issues with burnin.”
A year with the AW3426DW; 3440x1440 is perfect for a 5070 Ti without DLSS or frame gen.
“Aw3426dw rocks I've been enjoying it for a year now.”
HDR on their LG 39GX950B felt overdone and the matte coating showed on white screens.
“On LG it feels "overreacting"”
Got the PG27AQWP-W and compared it with their PG27AQDP: stunning, though the bottom has a noticeable gap to the frame.
“It Looks stunning, no competition from the Inder Matt Panel.”
After 2 years 3 months and 11,481 hours, their LG 32GS95UE has the Windows taskbar burned in; manual pixel cleaning didn't help.
“After 2 years and 3 months totaling 11481 hours, my LG 32GS95UE has Windows taskbar burned in.”
After 2.5 years of heavy use their MSI 321URX has faint taskbar and bookmark burn-in, visible only on grey tests.
“There's burn in from literally just a few weeks of using the taskbar fully visible”
Their first OLED, the PG32UCDM3, looked nice in SDR and stunning in HDR, a big jump from their 1440p IPS.
“Thought it looked nice in SDR but turning on HDR in Crimson Desert was wow!”
Moving from an AW2725DF to the AW3425DW made Flight Simulator far more immersive; they love it.
“this monitor changed my whole Flight experience immersion in way better, love it!”
Has had the MSI 272URX since the start of the year, cleaned monthly with distilled water and no issues.
“I got an MSI 272URX QD-LED at the start of this year.”
Upgrading from a 1440p VA to the XG27UCDMG felt like a whole different world.
“Went from a 1440P VA panel to an ASUS ROG Strix XG27UCDMG. It feels like unlocking a whole different world.”
2,500+ hours on their XG27AQDMG; a recent retention issue cleared by the next day.
“2500+ hours on my ASUS XG27AQDMG.”
Six months with a discounted Gigabyte FO32U2P with careful cleaning and no burn-in or damage; insane since day one.
“Got a FO32U2P myself for a huge discount around 6 months ago too.”
Bought the AOC Q27G3XMN on review advice, but its black smearing was obvious in games; it's now a rarely used second screen beside an OLED.
“Black smearing is the very thing I noticed playing a game”
Their G81SF's control button broke, was repaired, and broke again two months later, leaving them unable to switch inputs or power it off.
“I had this same issue on my G81SF and sent into the repair store to get fixed”
The AW2725Q has sharp text and gives no eye strain even over 16-hour days.
“I have the AW2725Q and text is sharp, I never get eye strain”
Switching from an Odyssey OLED G9, the AW3926QW's resolution, text clarity, colour and HDR are a big upgrade despite aggressive dimming and uniformity flaws.
“Despite its flaws, the AW3926QW has changed what I now expect from an ultrawide monitor.”
Had the PG27AQDP before their XG27AQDPG, which has been more uniform over 2,500 hours.
“I had the PG27AQDP before this monitor and it definitely had not”
Side by side with a Gigabyte MO27Q28GR, the AW2725DF's text fringing is more noticeable.
“having it side by side to my AW2725DF, I think the fringing is more noticeable on the Alienware.”
Switched from the AW3225QF to mini-LED because it looked dull in bright HDR games.
“my aw3225qf just looked so dead in bright games HDR”
Their ASUS XG27ACDNG plays fine with no issues.
“I have a XG27ACDNG, seems fine to play it no issues.”
With an RTX 4090 and PS5 Pro, the PG27UCDM has the clearest picture they've seen; totally worth it.
“Clearest picture I’ve ever seen - PS5 Pro looks amazing too.”
Likes their matte MO27Q28G in a well-lit room: very bright when needed, and no banding noticed in everyday gaming.
“I have matte woled Gigabyte MO27Q28G in a well lit room and i like it very much.”
Two years of 12-hour work shifts plus gaming on their PG32UCDM with no burn-in.
“Had my Asus PG32UCDM for 2 years this December.”
Chose the AW3426DW and has no regrets.
“I had the same debate and went with the AW3426DW and have no regrets.”
Next to a first-gen Alienware 34-inch OLED, the LG 39GX950B-B has whiter whites, crisper text and felt smoother in Dune Awakening.
“Text is also a big improvement; it appears a lot crisper and easier to read.”
Their ASUS PG32UQX mini-LED beats their MSI 321URX for HDR impact, so they rarely use the OLED now.
“The HDR impact actually beats out my flagship MSI 321URX QD-OLED”
Their PG32UCDM3 already has micro scratches after three days.
“I’ve had my pg32ucdm3 for three days I’ve got micro scratches already”
Had zero issues and zero banding on their AW3425DW before passing it on to move to 16:9.
“I had an AW3425DW before this and I gave it to my brother because I wanted to go 16:9. I had 0 issues with it, 0 banding.”
Their replacement XG27UCDMG caused eye discomfort despite tweaking settings, so they swapped to a WOLED.
“so i now have the XG27UCDMG. But this one is literally burning my eyes :(”
VRR flicker on their XG27AQDMG is terrible for them, so they turn it off in some games.
“Hmm i'm sensitive to any form of flicker and can say it's truly terrible on my XG27AQDMG.”
Finds their Gigabyte FO32U2P's True Black 400 HDR weak next to OLED TVs.
“My FO32U2P is a pathetic True Black 400”
The AOC Q27G3XMN was a great first 1440p HDR experience; games look better than they knew possible.
“I got the AOC Q27g3XMN and wow, as someone who upgrades every other century”
Bought the Samsung G81SF on a Black Friday deal; slight text fringing out of the box disappeared after tuning, even through 8-hour workdays in a text editor.
“bought 4k 27" (G81SF) and it was still slightly visible out-of-box, but after tuning text size, lowering green gain”
Doesn't notice text fringing at all on their AW2725Q.
“No, I don't notice it at all on my AW2725Q (4K 27" OLED)”
Their AW3926QW fails white and grey uniformity on a calibrator and has green-tinted, washed-out edges; Dell offered an exchange.
“correct in the centre, washed out with a green tint on the edges.”
Got rid of their AW2725DF after it developed a purple screen, which they say others reported too.
“Had that purple screen happen to me which is why I got rid of it.”
The AW3225QF was great, but its higher pixel density was barely noticeable versus a 34-inch ultrawide, so they returned it.
“The AW3225QF was great, but if I'm being honest the pixel density of a 32" 16:9 2160p display compared to the 34" 21:9 1440p display made the difference *barely* noticeable”
Their 65-inch QD Mini-LED TV looks brighter and better to them, even in HDR, than their ASUS XG27ACDNG.
“it looks to me alot Brighter and better than the Oled monitor which is Asus QD oled xg27acdng 360hz”
A year of about 80 hours a week of work and gaming on their PG27UCDM with no issues.
“have had it a year now and it gets probably 80h of use per week between work and play. No issues.”
Coming from a 1440p IPS, they couldn't stand the MO27Q28G's text fringing, and the colour gain wasn't big enough to make up for it.
“I couldn’t stand the text fringing on MO27Q28G.”
Very happy with their 32-inch PG32UCDM.
“i'm very happy with my 32 inch monitor (pg32ucdm).”
Their LG 39GX950B lacked the colour punch of their MSI 341CQPX until heavy tweaking, and the matte finish may make them return it.
“Even after calibration (Spyder software and tool) it’s still missing the punch of my MSI 341 CQPX QD-OLED.”
Loves their two MSI 321URX for everything but text; fringing nearly made them sell, until 200% scaling and light themes helped.
“The text fringing is driving me absolutely insane to the point I am on the verge of selling them both.”
Their PG32UCDM3 has no grey banding and much better blacks than earlier QD-OLEDs.
“Absolutely doesn’t have this issue and the blacks are so so so much better than previous qd oleds.”
VRR flicker on their AW3425DW drove them to turn off G-Sync.
“I have an Alienware AW3425DW and just turned off Gsync because the flicker drove me crazy.”
Their year-old XG27UCDMG shows a line on wake that needs ever more pixel refreshes; ASUS RMA found no issue and they plan to switch to Dell.
“Mine appears when waking from sleep and goes away with a pixel refresh but sometimes I need to run it many times for it to go away”
Their XG27AQDMG developed retention within days, then burn-in that pixel cleans and firmware updates didn't fix.
“So i got this monitor and after a few days it started getting image retention”
Months of daily professional visual and marketing work on the Gigabyte FO32U2P without any issue.
“Using AORUS GIGABYTE FO32U2P for months in my daily work without any isssue.”
Has tested many OLEDs but keeps the AOC Q27G3XMN as their main monitor.
“I have tested many oleds but still keep using my miniled AOC Q27G3XMN as a main monitor, its excellent!”
Their new Samsung G81SF looks crazily better than their Gigabyte M27U IPS.
“Just got an Samsung G81SF, my secondary monitor is a Gigabyte M27U.”
Sold their AW3926QW at a $300 loss because of ugly uniformity.
“i sold my unit with 300 dollars lost after getting an ugly uniformity performance and feeling heartbroken.”
Over a year with the AW2725DF without issues; Dell runs pixel refresh automatically and they hide the taskbar.
“I have AW2725DF, more than a year.”
Almost two years using two AW3225QFs like LCDs with no visible burn-in.
“I use both of my AW3225QFs like LCDs for everything, mostly watching content and playing for almost 2 years.”
Regrets the 27-inch PG27UCDM; it barely gets used and they wish they had a 32-inch.
“i kinda regret getting the 27" 4k a lot sometimes I wish i got the 32"”
Owns the MO27Q28G next to an LG C2 and thinks matte-coating concerns are overblown.
“I have a Gigabyte MO27Q28G and lg 42" c2 on my table and imo this is way overblown.”
Two-plus years at near max brightness on their PG32UCDM with no burn-in; the motion sensor and pixel shift help.
“Been using it for two plus years at practically max brightness.”
Just got the LG 39GX950B-B, switching from an MSI 321URX, and loving it so far.
“Got mine today, switching from the MSI 321urx and loving it so far.”
Sold their MSI 321URX after two months because SDR and HDR brightness were too low for work; fine for gaming.
“MSI MPG 321URX for about 2 months and finally I sell it not to text clarity but to insane brightness both in SDR and HDR is too low for my work.”
Their first OLED, the PG32UCDM3, leaves them very satisfied.
“i have almost same monitor (PG32UCDM3) and its my first oled. im so satisfied with this monitor.”
Their first OLED ultrawide, the AW3425DW, is very immersive; only some YouTube videos look a bit less sharp.
“Everything feels so immersive, and I actually get lost in my screen.”
On a 5% grey test in a dark room their XG27UCDMG shows banding so faint they have to search for it; never an issue in games.
“Yeah ran this on my XG27UCDMG (QD-OLED) at 5%, dark room, 70% brightness, and it's so faint that I have to actually hone in on a region to notice anything.”
Returned their XG27AQDMG because anything on screen for a few seconds stayed there and the image looked washed out.
“If this is XG27AQDMG I had to return for the same thing it's faulty.”
A bitmap font looks great on their Gigabyte FO32U2P; no bothersome fringing.
“On my Aorus fo32u2p, the 2x variant looks great.”
Their AOC Q27G3XMN was good in HDR, but in SDR local dimming was useless and it was no better than IPS.
“I had an AOC q27g3xmn and it was good in HDR but not much better/slightly worse than my IPS in SDR.”
Picky about text, they love how it looks on their Samsung G81SF 27-inch 4K OLED.
“I *love* how text looks on my 4k OLED, a Samsung Odyssey G81SF 27".”
Using the AW3926QW since release: the best 5K2K OLED available, with no uniformity issues on their unit.
“It is the best oled 5k2k panel available today. My panel doesn’t have any uniformity issue.”
Prefers the AW2725DF's colour and HDR over their LG 5K2K WOLED, though text is clearer on the WOLED.
“I have the LG 5k2k and the Alienware aw2725df. I prefer the latter more in terms of color and HDR.”
Three years of 12-hour work days plus gaming on their AW3225QF with no burn-in; they bought a second.
“I’ve use an AW aw3225qf for the past 3 years for work and gaming.”
The PG27UCDM's proximity sensor turns the screen off when they leave and back on when they return.
“The Pg27ucdm neo proximity sensor is dope.”
2,165 hours of work and gaming on their MO27Q28G with no burn-in yet.
“2165 hrs - work/gaming no burn in yet :)”
8,974 hours since April 2024 on their PG32UCDM, for gaming, movies and office work, with no burn-in.
“8974h Oled Time tracked by Monitor”
Upgrading from an AW3423DW, the LG 39GX950B-B is truly amazing for gaming.
“It’s truly amazing and the difference from my QD-Oled AW3423DW is crazy impressive.”
Compared the MSI 321URX with an INNOCN 32-inch Mini-LED and found the Mini-LED looked much better in bright HDR scenes.
“I fired both up expecting the OLED to be much better, and I was shocked that the Mini LED looked way better”
Three years of 32-inch OLEDs: MSI MPG 321URX, then PG32UCDM, then PG32UCDM3, with no burn-in or other issues.
“And rhis year, again in march the new PG32UCDM3”
No text fringing at all on their AW3425DW.
“There is literally no fringing, using aw3425dw”
Side by side in a dark room, they saw little difference between the XG27UCDMG and their TCL 27C2A mini-LED.
“So I bought one of the best - Asus Rog xg27ucdmg and put them side by side in a dark room”
Their XG27AQDMG only shows retention after two weeks unused.
“my XG27AQDMG only does it if I don’t turn it on for more than 2 consecutive weeks then come back to it.”
Runs the AOC Q27G3XMN with local dimming always on for desktop use and doesn't notice blooming.
“I have the AOC Q27G3XMN and don’t notice blooming.”
Their AW3926QW has some orange/yellow uniformity issues but amazing greys, and is a clear upgrade over their AW3423DWF.
“I was dreading gray band issues moving to a WOLED, but the grays on the AW3926QW actually turned out amazing.”
Returned the AW2725DF because it was not bright enough for them.
“Returned my AW2725DF due to the brightness not enough for me”
1.5 years of daily use on their AW3225QF with zero burn-in.
“My AW3225QF still has zero burn-in after 1,5 years and I use it for hours daily.”
Since April last year their PG27UCDM has had no burn-in despite frequent use with the taskbar visible.
“Bought an ASUS PG27UCDM in April last year and I have no burn in whatsoever despite frequent use.”
1,958 hours on their MO27Q28G with the taskbar always visible: no burn-in or artefacts.
“1958 hours, no burn-in, no artifacts, everything just nice.”
A few years with two PG32UCDMs and no burn-in.
“I have two pg32ucdm from Asus and when not in use I leave them off.”
After a couple of days, the LG 39GX950B is one of the best monitors they have had, with a gentler curve than its predecessor.
“After a couple days of testing i can say this is one of the best monitor that I have ever had.”
Two months with the MSI 321URX has been a premium experience; games look beautiful and the 27/24-inch modes help in shooters.
“Two months ago I purchased my first OLED display the MSI mpg 321URX 32” 240hz QD-OLED coming from for 27” Inzone m9 monitor and it’s been a premium experience.”
Replaced a damaged PG27UCDM with the PG32UCDM3 and has had no issues since.
“Moved on to the PG32UCDM3 and haven't had an issue since”
After an LG 45-inch, the AW3425DW felt far too small, so they moved to an LG C5 TV.
“I switched to a Aw3425dw 34" ultrawide, and it felt way to small”
No headaches or eye strain from their ASUS XG27UCDMG 4K OLED.
“I have a asus rog xg27ucdmg 4K oled. And tbh i dont really have headaches or eye strain from it.”
Returned their XG27AQDMG over awful banding and posterisation in dark scenes.
“I started with a XG27AQDMG WOLED, got awful color banding and posterization in dark scenes.”
Uses the AOC Q27G3XMN for PC next to an LG OLED TV and finds the difference not that big.
“I have a Q27G3XMN for my PC and LG CS for my TV/PS5. The difference just isn’t that big”
After owning both, they kept the AW3926QW over the LG 39GX950B: very close, but the glossy coating, satisfying HDR and lower price tipped it.
“My Alienware is brand new, I prefer its glossy presentation, I’m satisfied with its brightness and HDR performance”
Their AW2725DF is amazing with no problems so far.
“I have the AW2725DF and it’s amazing, I’ve had no problems with it so far.”
Their AW3225QF arrived with foam marks twice, and after use the coating looks really bad just from cleaning; their MSI 321URX doesn't.
“After it being in use for a while it is REALLY bad just from wiping clean with a suitable cloth, nothing else.”
Their PG27UCDM works fine with lights on.
“My PG27UCDM works perfectly fine with lights on.”
About 800 hours on their MO27Q28G with zero burn-in and only faint banding in near-black tests.
“Around 800 hours of usage Zero burn-in”
The PG32UCDM's matte sheen on white areas pushed them to a glossy XG32UCWMG.
“I bought a Pg32ucdm to replace my IPS then tried a Xg32ucwmg because the matte "sheen" felt more pronounced on white areas.”
Kept their new LG 39-inch 5K2K; the display looks fantastic for gaming.
“i’m happy with the purchase, the display looks fantastic for gaming.”
Hasn't hit any common OLED issues on their MSI 321URX.
“i haven’t encountered any of the issues you mentioned with my mpg321urx”
Upgraded from an AW3423DW to the PG32UCDM3: better pixel density and graphics, and even DLSS Performance looks better.
“I had aw3423dw and upgraded to 4th gen QD-OLED PG32UCDM3. Pixel density is better. Graphics is better.”
Finds their AW3425DW awesome, even for text.
“Personally, my Dell AW3425DW monitor is very awesome even for the text”
Compared the ASUS XG27UCDMG with a TN and a KTC Mini-LED: the OLED is best, especially at an angle and at night.
“OLED is definitely the best, even more so when looked from a bit of an angle”
Upgrading from a 1440p 144Hz IPS, the XG27AQDMG's image quality blew them away.
“I ended up getting the rog strix xg27aqdmg 240hz WOLED and WoW😍 blown away by the image quality.”
Loves their AOC Q27G3XMN and is happy without an OLED for now.
“I love my aoc q27g3xmn :)”
Side by side with the LG 39GX950B, the glossy AW3926QW has more vivid colour and deeper blacks, though it reflects window light more.
“The colors definitely pop more on the glossy Alienware screen and makes the LG look a little washed out in comparison”
Switched from a good LG IPS to the AW2725DF and wouldn't touch IPS again.
“But i got my aw2725df 360hz qd oled and i wouldnt touch another ips tbh.”
Uses their AW3225QF several hours every day for a year with no detectable burn-in.
“AW3225QF got it last year with my tax refund.”
Their PG27UCDM used with a PS5 has no burn-in.
“I also have the pg27ucdm for my ps5 and no burnin.”
A week with the MO27Q28G: great response for gaming, but vertical banding ruins anything slightly grey.
“The reaction time is really good, but everything slightly gray looks like shit.”
Next to a Studio Display XDR, their PG32UCDM loses detail and clips in TB400 mode, and Peak 1000 is dimmer overall; blacks look similar.
“There’s some loss of details and clipping in the QD-OLED 400TB mode.”
First day with the LG 39GX950B on a 5090: full DP 2.1 confirmed; AI upscaling does nothing but AI scene optimisation is kind of nice.
“AI upscaling does nothing. AI scene optimization is actually kinda nice”
Upgraded from a Samsung Odyssey G5 to the MSI 321URX 4K OLED; the gap is insane, with the sharpest colours and picture they've seen.
“the gap is insane. Cant genuinely begin to describe”
Loves their AW3225QF, but the PG32UCDM3 has better quality: brighter newer panel, BlackShield film and DisplayPort 2.1.
“Definitely better quality in the pg32ucdm3 tho, its a newer gen panel that gets brighter and has blackshield film”
Loves their AW3425DW, a huge improvement over their old 35-inch VA ultrawide.
“I have the 240hz version of that monitor (AW3425DW) and absolutely love it.”
Got the ASUS XG27UCDMG for $500 instead of $1,000.
“I also think I won the lottery with my XG27UCDMG for 500$ instead of 1000”
Moved from a 27-inch IPS to the XG27AQDMG and recommends the upgrade.
“just got the rog strix XG27AQDMG , 1440p 240hz oled , and now use the old ips for a second monitor , you won’t regret the upgrade”
Had the AOC Q27G3XMN Mini-LED before an OLED and prefers the OLED for blacks and response.
“I had a mini-LED for a while before I got an OLED (Q27G3XMN) and I prefer OLED.”
After using both, they prefer the AW3926QW for its glossy coating and more natural HDR.
“But in the end I liked aw3926qw more, not only because it is glossy”
Two years with the AW2725DF and it's been awesome.
“I have the aw2725df. Had it for 2 years. It’s been awesome”
Their AW3225QF had zero issues out of the box, but the firmware needed a workaround to unlock vibrant HDR colour.
“Yeah, my AW3225QF is the first monitor with zero issues right out of the box. Their software/firmware sucks, though.”
3,583 hours on their PG27UCDM since release with no burn-in.
“3583 hours according to the OLED care setting”
Their MO27Q28G shows a little interference on grey but is uniform overall.
“My MO27Q28G with gray background contains a bit of interference, but overall the background is uniform”
Moved from an ultrawide to the PG32UCDM in 2024; everything just works at 16:9.
“I went back to 16:9 in 2024 (PG32UCDM), everything just works”
Owned the LG 39GX950B for months and is super happy with it; the AW3926QW they bought has bad colour uniformity and is going back.
“Honestly I am super happy with my LG.”
Scratched their MSI 321URX with a microfibre cloth.
“I've scratched my MPG321URX with a damn microfibre cloth.”
The PG32UCDM3 has been pretty good on a 3090 and then a 5080, with no purple tint in black areas.
“I have the ASUS ROG Swift 32" QD-OLED monitor (PG32UCDM3), and it's been a pretty good one so far.”
Their AW3425DW's biggest problem is VRR flicker in dark scenes, mostly fixed by HDR.
“The biggest problem I have with my Alienware AW3425DW is the subtle flickering with VRR and dark scenes.”
Six months on the ASUS XG27UCDMG: beautiful, but stinging, headaches and dry eyes after 20 minutes.
“I’ve used the XG27UCDMG for the last 6 months and it is seriously harsh on my eyes.”
3,239 hours on their XG27AQDMG since November 2024 with no visible burn-in.
“3239 hours of total use , 2 to 5 hours a day”
An hour with the AW3926QW: vivid colour out of the box, good ABL in Peak 1300, a silent fan and a very thin design.
“Colors are nice and vivid out the box.”
No VRR flicker in gameplay on their AW2725DF, only in some menus.
“I have an AW2725DF from Alienware, and haven’t noticed any VRR flicker at all in gameplay”
Returned the AW3225QF after three days because 15–30 minutes of use caused eye strain and headaches, whatever settings they tried.
“After 15-30min of using it i got a lot of eye strain and a low to mild headache”
They don't normally notice the purple tint on their PG27UCDM.
“I have a qd-oled and found the phone camera to exaggerate the tint a lot, I don’t even see it normally, I have the Pg27ucdm”
Their MO27Q28G has grey banding on blank dark pages, but it doesn't outweigh the joy of using it for work and browsing.
“This particular problem is not even close to outweighing the joy from using the monitor.”
Owns a Mini-LED and the PG32UCDM; the OLED's HDR is close and its motion clarity makes up for slight dimness.
“The OLED HDR is very close to my mini led but the motion clarity on it makes up for the slight dimness”
Really likes their LG 39GX950B, bought open box for $300 off.
“Yeah I really like my LG, got it $300 off open box too, so Im happy.”
Noticed slight brightness fluctuations on their MSI 321URX.
“I have the Msi 321urx and I noticed slight brightness dimming fluctuations”
Returned the AW3425DW because highlights didn't pop like on their old AW3423DWF.
“I bought the aw3425dw and returned it, for some wired reason highlights in it does not pop like the older aw3423dwf”
884 hours of mostly gaming on their XG27AQDMG with no burn-in.
“I pretty much switch to the OLED monitor only when I'm gaming”
The AW3926QW replaced their LG C4 as main display: deeper colour, great clarity, and 39 inches suits work and gaming.
“I didn’t think the colors could get deeper but Dell proved it.”
Over two years and 10,000 hours on the AW2725DF with zero burn-in and no scratches.
“been fully enjoying my aw2725df for 2+ years ,just hitting Power on time of 10 000 hours , 0 burn in,0 scratches”
Their AW3225QF has zero issues.
“My AW3225QF has zero issues which I’m thankful for”
Upgrading from a Gigabyte M27Q, the PG27UCDM has richer colour and contrast, smooth clean motion and cinematic movies; no regrets.
“The colors, contrast and overall image just look richer, especially in darker scenes or areas with lots of lighting effects.”
The MO27Q28G's coating was fantastic.
“I had the mo27q28g and the coating was fantastic.”
Almost returned the PG32UCDM because it looks very dim next to their 27-inch Mini-LED.
“I almost returned my pg32ucdm after using a 27" miniled with 1000+ dimming zones honestly.”
The LG 39GX950B has amazing text clarity, no eye strain all day, and a matte coating you can't tell is matte.
“text clarity is amazing on it, and i can use it all day without any strain or issues”
Tried the MSI 321URX for a month and returned it, preferring their old 2012 LCD TV.
“I had an LG C4 tried it for a month and returned it I had a msi mpg 321 urx Qd oled tried it for a month and returned it.”
Has owned the AW3425DW and now the AW3225QF, and prefers the ultrawide format for story games.
“I've owned a aw3425dw and currently own the aw3225qf”
After six fine months their XG27AQDMG developed worsening image retention; a repaired panel came back with the same problem and a dead pixel, so they asked for a refund.
“It got to the point where I had to run pixel cleaning three to five times every time I wanted to play”
Their AW3926QW is flawless and they love it.
“My aw3926qw is 100% and im loving every second of it.”
Over a year of 8+ hours a day on the AW2725DF with no burn-in, after dropping most precautions.
“I have been heavily using (>8h/day) my AW2725DF for over a year now and I can see no burn in.”
Loves the AW3225QF for gaming and programming; after tweaking they notice no fringing.
“I have the AW3225QF and love it.”
Returned the PG27UCDM for competitive play: tiny 4K crosshairs and low brightness, though motion clarity was excellent.
“I got the PG27UCDM, but I ended up returning it because the 4k resolution made my crosshairs TINY”
Returned the MO27Q28G after two weeks because of vertical banding in Cyberpunk 2077.
“I bought Gigabyte mo27q28g back in January this year and returned it after 2 weeks when I noticed the vertical banding in Cyberpunk 2077.”
Had eye strain and headaches for the first three weeks with the PG32UCDM, then no problems at all.
“Had the same with my pg32ucdm, took about 3 weeks after that all good. Bad eye strain and headaches in those 2 weeks.”
Has used the LG 39GX950B 8+ hours a day since US launch and finds it great for productivity.
“its great for productivity, been using mine since they firstr shipped in US for 8hrs+ a day”
The MSI 321URX made a beautiful first impression, but its coating developed small spots within a week and cleaning became a headache.
“Beautiful first impressions, but the coating gave me headaches.”
Their AW3425DW auto-adjusts brightness on the fly, making Windows HDR calibration useless.
“the monitor auto-tunes the brightness on-the-fly which makes the HDR calibration useless.”
Returned the XG27AQDMG after it showed image retention within three weeks, fixable only by pixel refreshes.
“After about three weeks, the Asus started showing image retention issues, like random ghost images appearing during the day.”
Returned their Alienware 39-inch 5K2K (AW3926QW) after edge dimming grew more noticeable and a panel test showed a faulty panel.
“The dimming was more noticeable from use and a panel test showed faulty performance on my specific panel so I'm returning it.”
Uses the AW2725DF 8+ hours a day, including Photoshop, and runs refresh cycles as required.
“I use it on average more than 8h a day. I do a lot of photoshop work”
Returned a Samsung G9 OLED and an Alienware 34-inch and stuck with the AW3225QF; ultrawide was too wide for them.
“also turned it back and got a 32" AW3225QF instead”
Worried about QD-OLED raised blacks on their PG27UCDM, but in use the tint is unnoticeable.
“When these panels are on you never ever feel as if there’s an issue”
Compared the MO27Q28G's HDR with a MacBook Pro Mini-LED; both are fantastic next to their old IPS.
“They are both Fantastic compared to my old IPS panel”
About 20 months with the PG32UCDM and no sign of burn-in.
“Ive had my asus pg32ucdm for about the same time and it has no sign of burn in”
Three weeks with the LG 39GX950B; it barely warms up even on white screens.
“when I first got my LG 39GX950B (had it for 3 weeks now) that was the first thing I noticed was how little amou”
Returned the MSI 321URX after a month because it randomly turned off, and bought an ASUS PG32UCDP.
“the MSI had an issue where it would randomly turn off”
Finds the AW3425DW amazing compared to the AW3423DWF, with tuned HDR on an RTX 5080.
“Yep! Alienware aw3425dw - it’s amazing compared to the dwf.”
Over 1.5 years their first-gen XG27AQDMG broke repeatedly across three repaired units until they got a replacement model.
“I had the first gen Xg27Aqdmg for 1.5 year, had 3 different models all with different problems.”
Their AW3926QW arrived dead on arrival in minimal packaging; Dell approved a replacement right away.
“Replacement approved right away...”
Returned the AW2725DF after a few days because text fringing against a Mini-LED was very noticeable for all-day writing.
“I work with text all day and it jumped out to me quite a bit and it was persistent on both Windows and Mac.”
The AW3225QF is the sweet spot for gaming and productivity; now they can only tolerate OLEDs.
“AW3225QF user here, 4k is sweet spot for gaming and productivity.”
With a 224fps cap and V-Sync, they have never seen VRR flicker on their PG27UCDM.
“Iv never seen a flicker i have a pg27ucdm.”
Their MO27Q28G has some banding visible in grey games, but it does not bother them; great monitor.
“Idk I have mo27q28g and there is some banding, and I could see it in Obra Dinn because of its grey colouring but it doesn't bother me. Great monitor.”
Over a year of 10–12 hours a day of work and gaming on the PG32UCDM without problems, letting it pixel-clean daily.
“I've had my PG32UCDM for over a year and I don't baby the thing since I use it for work and gaming 10-12 hours daily”
Had to RMA their three-month-old AW3425DW.
“I just had to RMA my 3 month old AW3425DW.”
About a year with the XG27AQDMG and no problems so far.
“I have a monitor Asus XG27 Aqdmg for about 1 year and I haven't had any problems so far.”
Upgrading from an AW3423DW, their AW3926QW looks uniform and very sharp at 30 inches away.
“So far the Panel looks uniform, and super super sharp.”
Notices nothing wrong with text on their AW2725DF next to a Mini-LED.
“i have a aw2725df and honestly don't even notice anything wrong even compared to my miniled of the same resolution.”
A year of about 12 hours a day on the AW3225QF and no burn-in.
“I've had mine for a year and it's on basically 12 hours a day yet has no burn-in. AW3225QF.”
After two months the PG27UCDM is sharper, with slightly better colour and far better contrast than their IPS, but overall just better, not night and day.
“I've had the pg27ucdm for 2 months now. It replaced my 1440 27" ips. Its sharper yes.”
Banding on their MO27Q28G is terrible in grey dark-mode apps, though not noticed in games after 1,000 hours.
“the banding is terrible, especially since dark mode in all apps and web browser is grey, not black.”
A year with an open-box PG32UCDM and not a single issue.
“ROG Swift PG32UCDM open-box for a year and haven't had a single issue yet.”
Their XG27AQDMG does not have bad banding after 3,900 hours.
“My asus xg27aqdmg doesnt havet that bad banding and it has 3900hours”
First day with the AW3926QW after eight years on an AW3418DW: bright enough, better uniformity than expected, crystal-clear text and a glossy coating that isn't a mirror.
“It’s bright enough for my environment even without a white subpixel; white and grey uniformity is better than expected; text is crystal clear”
Two years with the AW2725DF left on with 10-minute sleep, black background and hidden taskbar.
“I never turn my AW2725DF off. I have had it for 2 years now.”
Moved from a 34-inch ultrawide to the AW3225QF; 32-inch 4K is the best size and resolution for them, with sharp text.
“I got the AW3225QF, so it has a slight curve, and I don't have to tilt my head like with the ultrawide.”
Briefly owned the PG27UCDM, which had very little VRR flicker, and regrets returning it.
“The PG27UCDM I had briefly (regretted returning it later, most likely going for a new one now), had very very little VRR flicker”
Their MO27Q28G has little to no banding.
“I got lucky with my MO27Q28G lil to no banding”
Nearly 4,000 hours on the PG32UCDM with Excel, email and Tableau by day and gaming at night, with zero burn-in.
“I bought my pg32ucdm last summer and it's sitting close to 4000 hours of work during the day and gaming at night.”
After returning several QD-OLEDs over fragile coatings and purple tint, they are very happy with the XG27AQDMG's clear screen and true blacks.
“The xg27aqdmg is my current monitor and Im more than happy with it.”
Their new AW3926QW barely fits their desk and its white uniformity disappoints.
“Barely fits my desk, disappointed with white uniformity”
Nearly a year with a launch AW2725DF, cleaned with water and a microfibre, and still like new.
“I bought the Dell AW2725DF Monitor on release. nearly 1 Year Old.”
Sees less VRR flicker on their AW3225QF than their LG C2, but its ABL is pretty annoying.
“I’ve noticed VRR flicker more on my LG C2 than my AW3225QF. ABL bothers me more, it’s pretty annoying on the monitor.”
Text looks amazing on their newer-panel PG27UCDM, better than their 1440p monitor.
“I’m on the new PG27UCDM with the newer panel. I think the text looks amazing.”
Their MO27Q28G has some banding, reduced by running it at 240Hz instead of 280Hz.
“Dont use it in 280hz, somehow 280hz causes more banding on this monitor.”
Almost two years with the PG32UCDM and no banding or burn-in.
“My PG32UCDM is perfect as far as I can tell. Almost 2 years old and no visible signs of banding or burn in.”
On their XG27AQDMG, Windows HDR crushes blacks in games, so SDR looks better.
“My monitor is an oled asus XG27AQDMG. The image is way better on sdr than on hdr.”
Moved from an LG 45-inch 5K2K to the AW3926QW for work and recommends it; usable beside a sunny window, though they miss the bigger size.
“Image is worse case scenario right next to a window on a sunny day, can use perfectly no issue.”
The AW3225QF is amazing but gives them extreme eye strain and headaches after a few hours; considering returning it.
“I have the alienware AW3225QF and it's an amazing monitor. However I've been experiencing extreme eye strain and headache”
Next to their PG27UCDM, the matte LG 45-inch 5K2K doesn't look nearly as good.
“sitting next to and comparing to my PG27UCDM it doesn’t look nearly as good.”
Their MO27Q28G still shows banding on 1% and 5% grey tests after four pixel cleanings; they are considering a return.
“Should I return it? This is 1% and 5% Gray scale test.”
Their PG32UCDM looked bad out of the box, but after six hours of calibration it's gorgeous and the best monitor they've owned.
“Easily the best monitor I have owned.”
Uses the XG27AQDMG for gaming, media and VFX work; colours look far more accurate than IPS after three days of tuning blown-out greens.
“I have the XG27AQDMG rn”
Their first OLED, the AW3926QW, is beautiful next to their old LG 34WQ500, used for office work by day and gaming at night.
“OMG is it beautiful compared to the LG 34WQ500 that I have been using.”
Will never go back from their AW3225QF; IPS is trash in comparison.
“Will never go back from my AW3225QF. ips is trash in comparison”
Has tried high-end Mini-LED and OLED; their PG27UCDM is amazing.
“My PG27UCDM isn't rubbish. It's amazing.”
Rarely notices gray banding on their MO27Q28G with dark modes, though foggy scenes like the Onimusha demo reveal it.
“I usually don't notice grey banding anymore”
Returned a glossy XG32UCWMG they couldn't use in daylight and bought the PG32UCDM, which they're very happy with.
“Bought PG32UCDM with a matte coating and couldn't be happier.”
A year and a half on the XG27AQDMG; dropped the fussy care after three months with no problems.
“Yeah I’ve had my XG27AQDMG for like a year and half at this point.”
Their first OLED, the AW3926QW, is for productivity and entertainment; they chose it for ultrawide, KVM and eARC, and its slight green edge tint doesn't bother them.
“I could notice a slight greenish tint to the left and right edges of the panel. However the tint doesn’t bother me much”
Uses simple low-effort burn-in habits on their AW3225QF and worries less than at first.
“I got the AW3225QF, but not as worried as I was in the beginning.”
14+ hours a day on the PG27UCDM without the common OLED problems; only slightly harder to wipe clean.
“i got Asus PG27UCDM and i can comfortably say the Oled problems everyone mentions is not there”
Just bought the matte MO27Q28G for better performance in a moderately lit room.
“I just bought a Gigabyte MO27Q28G, 1440p 280hz tandem WOLED with the matte finish”
Unboxed the PG32UCDM after a Samsung G81SF and finds it 10x better with the glossy coating.
“I had a G81SF previously but this is 10x better with the glossy coating.”
1,954 hours on their XG27AQDMG and no difference from new.
“My xg27aqdmg is currently running fine, with 0 difference from when i bought it.”
Upgraded from an Acer XB271HU 27-inch IPS to the AW3926QW and finds it beautiful.
“It so beautiful it hurt.”
Two weeks with the AW3225QF after a 1440p VA; an actual beast.
“I just got mine 2 weeks ago and DAMN its an actual beast, coming from a 1440p VA 27 inch.”
13 months and 2,500 hours on the PG27UCDM; it looks brand new with zero burn-in.
“I have the PG27UCDM, after 13 months and 2500h run time it still looks brand new with zero burn ins.”
Returned the MO27Q28G after a week because gray banding was distracting when browsing in dark mode.
“I had my Gigabyte mo27q28g for about a week, but I could definitely see the banding whenever I was browsing the internet using Dark Reader.”
Nearly a year on the PG32UCDM with no burn-in.
“Also have an asus pg32ucdm will be 1 year as of next month and it also has no burn in whatsoeve”
Their XG27AQDMG shows banding in tests but almost never in real use; true blacks and crispness outweigh it.
“My XG27AQDMG has banding that is definitely noticeable during a test like this, but in real world use it's not visible 99% of the time.”
Their AW3926QW shows light web pages with the right side at least 50% darker than the middle at 80% brightness.
“This is CNN.com with the whole right side of the screen that is at least 50% darker”
Three days with the AW3225QF after a 1080p VA; blown away in The Finals.
“Got my aw3225qf 3 days ago coming from 1080p VA”
Permanently scratched their PG27UCDM wiping gently with the included cloth.
“I wiped using the included cloth and was being gentle and somehow managed to cause these permanent scratches.”
Their MO27Q28G's banding is better than the bad XG27AQWMG shown.
“Worse than gigabyte, glad that my mo27q28g was not worse like this one”
Raised blacks in a lit room are their only real gripe with the PG32UCDM.
“It’s currently my only real gripe with my current monitor.”
Went from an ASUS IPS to an AOC Q27G3XMN Mini-LED and then a glossy XG27AQDMG; the IPS-to-VA jump was the biggest.
“By far the biggest jump was between the IPS and the VA.”
Their AW3926QW was much darker on the right side; the LG 39GX950B-B they tried instead looked perfect, so they kept the LG.
“Had the same issue with mine, with it being much darker on the right side, just like yours.”
The AW3225QF's slight curve is so subtle they forget it's curved.
“I have the AW3225QF and I forget it's even curved.”
Their cat scratched the whole PG27UCDM; the coating is too delicate.
“My cat has scratched my whole PG27UCDM, its too delicate”
Their MO27Q28G had terrible banding at first, but after 10–15 pixel refreshes and 40+ hours it's down to normal WOLED levels.
“I have the Gigabyte MO27Q28G and it had terrible banding at first.”
Text is pretty much flawless on their new PG32UCDM.
“Just got my PG32UCDM and text is pretty much flawless.”
Owned two XG27AQDMGs and neither ever showed image retention.
“I've owned two XG27AQDMG's and they've never shown any image retention even a single time”
Had the LG 39GX950B and AW3926QW together; the LG's washed-out colours annoyed them more than the AW's uniformity, so they kept the AW.
“I was more annoyed by the washed out colors on the LG then the AW lack of uniformity.”
Their AW3225QF shows VRR flicker in dark games like Silent Hill 2; slightly annoying but they've mostly got used to it.
“On my Alienware AW3225QF I notice the VRR flickering on darker games like Silent Hill 2.”
Their PG27UCDM, bought last year, has been stunning and flawless.
“I got the pg27ucdm last year and it has been absolutely stunning and works flawlessly.”
Their PG32UCDM was gorgeous but showed pinpoint delamination spots after a week; the replacement had the same defect.
“It was a gorgeous monitor, but started to show pinpoint delamination spots after about a week”
Runs the XG27AQDMG at 31 SDR brightness and finds it plenty bright and punchy.
“I use my XG27AQDMG at 31 brightness on SDR (taken from RTINGS) and the image is plenty bright and punchy”
Calls the AW3926QW the most amazing gaming monitor they've had.
“I have this monitor and it’s the most amazing gaming monitor I ever had.”
Just got the AW3225QF and loves it: super clear, 240Hz is fantastic, and hours of use with no issues.
“Just recently got my Alienware AW3225QF QD-OLED and I love it! It’s super clear, 240Hz is fantastic in many games”
Sent their PG27UCDM straight back, preferring their ASUS PG32UQX Mini-LED.
“Trust me I've had a PG27UCDM;sent that thing right back!”
Upgraded from a Samsung G7 4K IPS to the PG32UCDM on an RTX 5090; the visuals are stunning and beat a Neo G7 Mini-LED they returned.
“After getting a 5090, I decided to splurge on a high end OLED monitor and the visuals are STUNNING”
Switched from an ASUS PG279QM IPS to the XG27AQDMG; the OLED is better, but the IPS still impresses them.
“I sold a IPS ASUS PG279QM to my brother and switched to the OLED XG27AQDMG”
Returned the AW3926QW because even in games the HUD looked dark and white text turned grey.
“even in games the HUD looked really dark and the text was grey when it should have been white”
Over a year with the AW3225QF and finds it awesome.
“I‘ve had my Alienware AW3225QF for over a year now and it‘s freaking awesome.”
Uses the PG27UCDM for FPS games alongside an LG C5 TV; awesome.
“I have a LG C5 42” for single player games and a PG27UCDM for FPS. It’s awesome.”
Almost two years and 8–10 hours a day of work on the PG32UCDM with zero burn-in.
“I work from home 80% and have had my PG32UCDM for almost two years. Zero burn-in so far.”
Very satisfied with their XG27AQDMG; their dad loves the PG32UCDM they bought him.
“I've been very satisfied with my XG27AQDMG”
Loves the AW3926QW and doesn't notice uniformity in games, but is returning it because of how it shows during daytime work.
“Sad to also have to return mine today. I love it, and in games I don’t notice at all.”
About 2,000 hours on the AW3225QF, gaming and spreadsheets 16 hours a day, with no burn-in.
“I’m about 2000 hours of use into my AW3225QF, no burn in at all. Gaming and spreadsheets 16 hours a day.”
The PG27UCDM looks great in Cyberpunk but causes unbearable eye pain and, to them, blurry text worse than 1440p, making it unusable for anything but gaming.
“First off, the eye pain is unbearable when I look at this thing for longer.”
Finds the PG32UCDM far superior to any non-OLED monitor they've owned.
“I have the Asus PG32UCDM and it's far superior to any non OLED monitor I've owned”
Moving from a 2018 LG IPS to the XG27AQDMG was a huge upgrade.
“This was a huge upgrade for me, I still can't believe it.”
Moved from the AW3926QW to the LG 39GX950B: the Alienware looks slightly better only in the middle 30%, with washed-out colour outside it.
“The Alienware looks marginally better but only in the middle 30% of the screen then colors get washed out”
Has the AW3225QF and really misses 21:9 for films and games.
“I have the AW3225QF, and I honestly really miss 21:9”
Months on the PG27UCDM, left in sleep rather than powered off, with no burn-in.
“No burns on my end. Using PG27UCDM”
Felt some discomfort on the PG32UCDM at first, which went away completely after a few weeks.
“I had a similar experience when I first got my PG32UCDM and there was some discomfort at the beginning, but after a few weeks it completely went away”
Babied the XG27AQDMG for a year, but uniformity got so bad they can't stand fog or underwater scenes; it's going back under warranty, along with VRR flicker and ABL complaints.
“Pixel cleaning makes no difference.”
Uses their AW3926QW for Excel all day and it's been fine.
“I use it for excel all day and it's white but it has been fine for me.”
Uses the AW3225QF 6–8 hours a day for work and some gaming: really great, well made, good on the eyes.
“from my experience it’s a really great monitor, worth it’s price, been spending 6/8h daily for work”
Owns the PG27UCDM but prefers MSI's Mini-LEDs for price and not having to baby them.
“I have PG27UCDM but I prefer 274updf or 274urdfw from MSI for price and not baby”
1,700 hours on the PG32UCDM at full brightness.
“I can’t remember the last time I’ve changed my pg32ucdm with 1700 hours.”
Owns two XG27AQDMGs with 924 and 3,730 hours, auto-hidden taskbar and 8-hour pixel clean.
“Here are my two XG27AQDMG's.”
Returning the AW3926QW for the LG: it runs hot on static white pages, and its uneven brightness distracts them despite loving glossy.
“Returning this bad boy. I'll pay the extra for the LG.”
Two years gaming on the AW3225QF and finds it amazing.
“amazing monitor. been so fun to game with 2 years running now!”
The PG27UCDM has really good text clarity, but long daytime gaming gave them eye strain or nausea, so they moved to a TCL Mini-LED.
“it still gives me eye strain or. nausea with prolonged gaming during the day time”
No uniformity issues after 4,000 hours over 1.5 years on the PG32UCDM, run at maximum brightness.
“I dont have any of those issues after 4000hrs of usage in around 1.5 yrs.”
No cleaning problems on their glossy XG27AQDMG.
“No cleaning problems at all on my glossy WOLED xg27aqdmg.”
Upgraded from the AW3225QF to the AW3926QW and it feels like a huge upgrade.
“I upgraded from the aw3225qf and it still feels like a huge upgrade mate”
HDR looks miles better on their AW3225QF in every use case.
“HDR looks miles better on my AW3225QF in all use cases in my experience.”
Runs modern AAA games at 240–300 fps with frame gen on their PG27UCDM.
“i’m able to run 240-300 fps in modern AAA’s, everything maxed (400-500 in competitive games) on my PG27UCDM”
Their PG32UCDM showed similar image retention after a year, which pixel cleaning fixed completely.
“I had the same burn in issue with my PG32UCDM after 1 year of careful use”
Has the AW3926QW beside their first-gen Samsung G8 OLED and finds the G8's colour depth and highlights better.
“In my honest opinion the Color depth and highlight of certain elements on the g8 are just better then the 3926qw.”
After 9,495 hours of daily work and play on the AW3225QF, only very minor burn-in shows on a grey screen.
“Here is my AW3225QF after 9495 hours of daily use for work and play.”
Their PG27UCDM has text clarity identical to their 4K 27-inch IPS monitors.
“I have 4k 27" IPS monitors as well and my PG27UCDM has identical text clarity.”
Their PG32UCDM is perfect for their light-sensitive eyes.
“My pg32ucdm is perfect”
Returned the AW3926QW because it was too dim after their Neo G7.
“I ended up returning the alienware. I could not stand how dim it was”
Bought a used AW3225QF for $550 as their first OLED and finds it incredible next to their Dell work monitor.
“I just picked up my first OLED the Alienware AW3225QF and its incredible.”
The PG27UCDM gave them eye strain and a light headache at first, gone after about a week.
“When I got my PG27UCDM, I initially would have eye strain and light headache. It took me like 1 week to get use to it.”
A month with the PG32UCDM and no issues.
“I bought PG32UCDM 1 month ago, no issues”
Sold their 32-inch 4K for the AW3926QW; the size and resolution are worth it for gaming and 40% productivity use.
“Love ultrawide and was waiting for a 5k2k to sell my 32 4k monitor.”
Uses the AW3225QF under overhead lighting without trouble.
“I'm sitting here right now typing out this reply on an Alienware AW3225QF with an overhead lig”
Owns the PG27UCDM and a $130 KTC IPS and prefers the KTC because they don't have to baby it.
“I prefer KTC because I don’t have to be extra careful around it”
Their AW3926QW arrived broken; they refunded rather than exchanged because it felt smaller than expected.
“Yeah I ordered the Alienware and although mine arrived broken, I decided to refund rather than exchange simply because it was smaller than I expected.”
Nearly two years on a day-one AW3225QF; easy to clean and they'd buy another OLED.
“Nearly two years on mine (day one **AW3225QF)** and I find it neither difficult to clean”
Moving from an AW2726DM to the PG27UCDM 4K on an RTX 5080 is on another level.
“Coming from the Dell Alienware AW2726DM 1440p QD-OLED to the ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27UCDM 4K is on another level.”
Bought both the AW3926QW and the LG 39GX950B and is keeping both for their different strengths.
“I bought both and I’m keeping both.”
Almost a year of constant use on the AW3225QF with zero issues; simple to maintain.
“Almost a year of constant use, and zero issues.”
Pretty satisfied with the PG27UCDM bought earlier this year.
“I’m pretty satisfied with the pg27ucdm I bought earlier this year”
Their AW3926QW's uniformity issues improve at 100% brightness but stay distracting on light screens.
“On my unit the uniformity issues don't go away after increasing brightness to 100% but it's less noticeable than at 50%.”
Really enjoys the PG27UCDM, the first OLED they've liked using.
“I currently have the PG27UCDM and really do enjoy using it.”
Their AW3926QW's edge dimming is minor in games, but colours in Excel look wonky.
“In games, the edge dimming still looks a bit darker but it's not as much of an issue as wonky colors in Excel.”
A week with the AW3926QW at 100% brightness: full-screen white and grey tests look good.
“I don’t see anything at 100% and did a full screen white and gray test and it all looked good”
Enjoying the AW3926QW after an AW3821DW, but unsure it's as big an upgrade as expected beyond resolution.
“bought the AW39 coming from an AW38 and while I am enjoying the AW39 I am also wondering if it is as big of an upgrade as I thought.”
Their AW3926QW sometimes reverts to 120Hz at startup and Windows won't allow 165Hz until a full power cycle.
“It is quite random and can revert back to 120hz when starting up - windows wont allow 165hz.”
Moved from the LG 39GX950B to the AW3926QW and gets more eye strain, possibly from the glossy screen in a well-lit room.
“Anyone who switched from the LG39 to the AW39 is noticing more eye strain?”
Calls their AW3926QW the best monitor they've had.
“its thew best monitor i ever had”
Loved the AW3926QW's resolution and text clarity but couldn't accept the brightness falling off towards the edges.
“I loved the AW3926QWs resolution and text clarity but couldn't deal with the brightness plummeting towards the edges”
Their AW3926QW was a dud with uneven brightness and colour, and Dell's support was unhelpful.
“I had similar issues and for me the monitor was basically a dud.”
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Owns the AW3926QW and an MSI 341CQR X36: clarity is massively better on the Alienware, uniformity and dimming better on the MSI; keeping the Alienware.
“Clarity is massively better on the dell.”
Uses the LG 39GX950B for finance work by a bright window and for flight sims; the light matte coating handles reflections perfectly.
“the way LG’s matte display handles reflections is perfect for me.”
Owns the Neo G9 57-inch and finds the blooming pretty bad.
“I own the G9 57". Blooming is pretty bad tbh.”
Tried the Dell U4025QW and had panel uniformity issues.
“I've tried out Dell U4025QW (40" 5k2k, 2500R curvature) and having panel uniformity issues”
After two to three hours of gaming on the PG27UCDM they get dry, red eyes, headaches and dizziness, even at brightness 10 with VRR off, so they're looking at non-OLED options.
“after 2-3hours of gaming i get very dry red eyes, headaches and a kind of dizziness.”
Their MO27Q28G arrived with heavy gray banding at 90% grey and is being replaced, though it still looked better than any monitor they'd owned.
“And the crazy thing is, that it still looked so much better than any other monitor I have owned before haha”
Their LG 27GX790A-B shows no VRR flicker in games, only on loading screens, with a 9800X3D.
“I have the lg27gx790a-b (old woled) no problem with vrr outside of loading screen. In game 0 flickering.”
Had a lot of VRR flicker on their AW3225QF, unlike their LG 45-inch 5K2K.
“I have almost no flicker on the LG 45" 5k2k while I had a lot on the aw3225qf”
Just bought the MSI 321URX 4K 240Hz and loves it.
“MSI 321 URX. It’s 240 hz 4k, I’ve just bought it and i absolutely love it!”
Finds their original PG32UCDM incredible; even DLSS Performance looks razor sharp.
“I have the OG pg32ucdm and it’s incredible.”
After about two years on a 32-inch 4K OLED, moved to the AW3426DW and loves it; 1440p ultrawide suits their 4070 Ti Super and single-player games.
“I love it dearly, but I also "only" have a 4070 Ti Super so 1440p is kind of a sweet spot there.”
Strongly recommends 4K OLED from their Samsung G81SF, which a 9070 XT runs at its 240 fps cap in most games.
“I’m on a Samsung G81SF, I have a 9070XT, and I’ll tell you, on the vast vast majority of games I’m still hitting the 240 frame limit”
Enjoying their MSI MPG 491CQP 49-inch QD-OLED.
“am enjoying my msi MPG 491CQP QD-OLED, 49 Curved OLED Gaming Monitor”
Bought a used XG27AQDMG for $250; it passed a grey and burn-in check and is like new, used for PS5 and PC.
“It’s in great condition, I did a grey test, as well as a checking for any burn in & it’s basically brand new!”
The Dell U3425WE is fantastic for productivity, though pricey with slow response times for gaming.
“I just bought the Dell UltraSharp U3425WE and it is fantastic for productivity.”
Has owned the LG 27GR95QE since release with the taskbar always showing and the desktop often left on, and has no burn-in.
“I have it since release date, no burning at all, with taskbar on all the time”
Upgraded from a 32-inch Samsung Odyssey G5 to the AW2726DM; side by side, its colour and contrast are far better and they can't go back to IPS.
“I honestly don't think I can ever go back to an IPS panel”
Had the AW3425DW; in the 1000-nit HDR mode, ABL keeps full-screen white dim, unlike True Black 400.
“Unfortunately it just doesn't get very bright full screen in the 1000 nits mode.”
Their PG27AQWP had perfect text clarity next to an IPS; the only downside was gray banding.
“my PG27AQWP had perfect text clarity next to my IPS, only downside is the gray banding”
Bought the AOC AG276QZD2 for $350 as a budget 280Hz QD-OLED, warning that early units without the update had to be returned.
“I went for the AG276QZD2. 280hz QLED for $350, if you don't get the updated version you'll have to return it though.”
Tried both 39-inch 5K2K monitors and the PG32UCDM3 and kept the ASUS for its more pleasant picture, especially brightness.
“I tried both 39" models and the PG32UCDM version 3, and even though I have a 5090, I went with the 32".”
Felt the LG 45GX950B was too big at first, but at about 75 cm on an arm the size and curve feel perfect.
“once I found my sweet spot for viewing distance, the size and curve combination felt perfect.”
Under a week with the G95SD: it sometimes fails to detect the PC over DisplayPort and randomly thinks the PC is off; Samsung support was no help.
“I own a Samsung Odyssey OLED G95SD 49", paid $1200 at microcenter.”
Over a year with the AOC Q27G3XMN: HDR factory calibration was way off until they built a custom LUT; brighter than their Philips OLED, but worse in contrast, saturation and clarity.
“Factory calibration for HDR was way off for my sample”
Their Samsung Odyssey OLED G5 was so dim, with an awful matte coating and a terrible stand, that it almost sent them back to LCD.
“My first OLED was actually the Samsung G5, and it almost made me switch back to LCDs.”
Just bought the LG UltraGear 34-inch OLED and loves it; no colour banding, unlike a Samsung they had, and good blacks.
“Just bought the ultragear 34 inch monitor, I absolutely love it.”
Got the AW2725Q as their first OLED for an RTX 5080 build after seven months on an LG 1440p 75Hz monitor, and is blown away.
“today after tasting the OLED I’m blown away.”
Their MSI 271QPX E2 had no issues beyond the usual QD-OLED ABL, unlike an ASUS XG27AQWMG.
“The MSI had 0 issues outside of the usual QD-OLED ABL”
Bought the Samsung G85SD new for CAD 800 as a 1440p ultrawide OLED for sim racing at 175Hz.
“I got this for 800 cad new”
Was not impressed at all by the ASUS XG27ACDNG and moved on.
“Started with ASUS ROG Strix 26.5" 1440P QD-OLED Gaming Monitor (XG27ACDNG) and I was not impressed at all.”
Just got the AW3226Q as their first OLED and finds it absolutely beautiful.
“It’s my first OLED but I’m in disbelief. Absolutely beautiful”
Compared with their Samsung S90D TV, the older PG27AQDM has less colour volume but better motion clarity and brighter HDR highlights.
“while colour volume isn't as good, motion clarity is just better.”
Uses the Dell S2725QS 4K IPS vertically as a secondary productivity monitor.
“For productivity my secondary is a Dell S2725QS. IPS, 4k, 120hz.”
Bought and returned the Dell UltraSharp 52-inch: overpriced, with design flaws that made it hard to work on and a flat panel that made the extra space less useful.
“I bought the Dell UltraSharp 52in and returned it. It was overpriced and had many design flaws that made it hard to work on.”
Bought the ViewFinity S8 S85TH for Thunderbolt 5, but over TB5 it drops video after seconds to minutes on their Mac while USB-C works; the only firmware hasn't fixed it.
“Out of the box, the TB5 connection drops video after seconds to minutes while the monitor stays powered on.”
Kept the BenQ EX321UX Mini-LED over an ASUS WOLED last year for its excellent HDR and has used it happily since for gaming; after testing the newer EX321UZ QD-OLED they still prefer the Mini-LED's brightness.
“I ended up keeping the BenQ Mini LED for the freaking awesome HDR and been using it happily since.”
About a year after buying the ASUS ProArt PA27JCV and never moving it, a thick band of vertical red lines appeared in the middle of the screen.
“I bought an ASUS ProArt PA27JCV 5K monitor around a year ago.”
Picked the MSI MPG 341CQPX QD-OLED over an LG with the same panel for about less; a day in, after older Acer Predators, the contrast and blacks without bleed look far better and 34-inch 1440p feels sharp enough.
“I've had it for a day, my previous monitors were older acer predators. This MSI looks SO much better. The contrast is night and day different.”
Their MSI MAG 274QRF QD E2, used for art and gaming in a dual-monitor setup, has started failing; they valued its wide colour range, which other IPS monitors don't seem to match.
“I currently use an msi mag274qrf qd e2 which has been failing on me recently”
An LG 32GS95UE owner reports no issues with their unit, says everything is clear and crisp, and uses the 480Hz mode a lot with very good results.
“I got no issues on my unit everythings clear and crispy. I also use the 480hz mode alot and its very good.”
Owns the AW3926QW and the MSI 341CQR X36; text clarity is very good on both.
“Textclarity is very good on every one of them”
750 hours on the LG 39GX950B, mostly work in dark mode; generally great, but a game's white title has burned in faintly.
“39GX950B has been great and generally been satisfied with it.”
Owns the Neo G9 57-inch and finds it awesome, though a 32-inch 4K QD-OLED blew them away with colour.
“Is a awesome monitor I have one”
Uses the Dell U4025QW with a Mac and it works well; the only gripe is the large jump between macOS scaling steps, and it is fine but not great for gaming next to a glossy OLED.
“I have the 40” Dell it works well my only gripe is on a Mac the difference between “Most Space” in Displays and the next step up is too aggressive.”
Returned a glossy ASUS XG27AQWMG over reflections and brightness pumping; 20 hours into the matte MO27Q28G, $220 cheaper, they're super happy with no noticeable pumping.
“Super happy with my MO27Q28G so far.”
Has loved their AW3225QF for a couple of years; an RTX 5080 runs 100–160 fps at native 4K in most games.
“I love mine. Got it a couple years ago for about the same price.”
Runs the MSI 321URX with an RTX 5090 and won't upgrade until a 6K 240Hz QD-OLED arrives.
“I won’t upgrade the monitor until a monitor with the following specs comes out:”
Uses the PG32UCDM 4K OLED next to a Mini-LED, sees no text fringing even sitting close, and prefers its shadow detail.
“I use both a 4k mini led (odyssey g8 neo) and 4k oled (pg32ucdm) and I can't for the love of God see any text fringing on my OLED.”
Coming from a 27-inch LG IPS, finds the AW3426DW nuts.
“I'm coming from a 27" lg gaming IPS which was good but this is nuts.”
Just bought the MSI MPG 491CQP QD-OLED and ran Helldivers 2 smoothly on a 9070 XT after adjusting FOV; still deciding whether to keep it.
“I just got my 5k2k (MSI QD-OLED 49” 491CQP) and I run a 9070 XT with a 7800X3D.”
Owns both the XG27AQDMG and the newer XG27AQDMGR; with identical settings, the older XG27AQDMG still shows better colour depth.
“the Gen 1 version of this display still has better color depth somehow.”
Just got the AW2726DM, coming from a cheap TCL TV, and was blown away by the picture.
“I just got the same 1. I was blown away by the image!”
A long-time OLED user whose main monitor is now the PG32UCDM3; finds 4K a night-and-day step up from 1440p and the monitor breathtaking.
“I am currently using a PG32UCDM3 as my main monitor and it’s breathtaking”
Went back to the LG 45GX950B after a month on a 27-inch 480Hz; loves the immersion and clarity but wishes for a 240Hz version.
“Love this monitor, the size and curve make it do emersive.”
A week in, loves the G95SD for gaming.
“I've got the G95SD a week ago it's a beast! Love it for gaming”
Has the Samsung G85SD; loves it as an ultrawide, but HDR is poor, though recent updates helped.
“It's nice cause its ultrawide, HDR is shit tho. Latest updates made it bearable.”
A first-time OLED owner upgrading from a 10-year-old IPS says the Alienware AW3226Q has not blown them away: HDR makes Windows look washed out, colours don't pop without it, and the settings are overwhelming.
“I don’t want to say I am having buyer's remorse, I am sure there's a sweet spot to get this running better, but I am upgrading from a 10 year old IPS monitor and just expecting more.”
Two days with the U5226KW: noticeably dimmer than their Alienware monitors at 100%, and switching between a PC and a Thunderbolt laptop sometimes leaves it black and unresponsive until a long power cycle.
“I've been using the Dell U5226KW for a couple of days now, and so far I'm not impressed at all.”
Uses the ViewFinity S8 S85TH with three Thunderbolt Windows devices and it works flawlessly.
“I don't use any apple devices but do use this monitor with 3 different TB capable Windows devices and it works flawlessly.”
After replacing a scratched QD-OLED, an owner says the matte coating on their LG 32GS95UE has proven durable and much easier to clean.
“The matte coating on my LG 32GS95UE has proven to be pretty durable, and is so much easier to clean.”
Their AW3926QW's OSD and power buttons stop responding after a few hours, more often over time, even after a firmware update.
“Anyone experiencing the AW3926QW having random freezes with the physical buttons?”
Runs the LG 39GX950B at 165Hz from work laptops with integrated or weak graphics and games on it too.
“I use mine (LG 39GX950b) with my work laptop that only has integrated Intel graphics”
Shows HDR on their Neo G9 57-inch Mini-LED, driven by a 4090 and now a 5090, and finds it doesn't need OLED.
“Any colour banding you can see is caused by the video compression and cannot be seen in person.”
Owns both the U4025QW and the AW3926QW; the Dell is the one to work on, with decent black levels, lots of ports including Ethernet and a KVM that switches easily between a Linux box and a MacBook.
“The U4025QW is perfect for your use case and the black levels aren't too bad. The KVM rocks.”
Owns the PG27UCDM; pretty good, with no text-fringing problems.
“i got the asus pg27ucdm. it's pretty good. no problem with text fringing either.”
Their MO27Q28G has only minor banding, almost invisible except in the darkest scenes.
“I have a pretty good one with just minor banding, which is almost invisible.”
Their AW3225QF has been great, one of the few curved 32-inch 4K OLEDs, and is often discounted.
“I have it and it's been great you can get it at a good price it gets discounted often.”
Loves their MSI MPG 321URX QD-OLED.
“i love my 321 urx, cant go wrong with an MSI imo”
Owns the AW3426DW and LG 39GX950B and has seen the AW3926QW; ranks the AW3426DW first, with equal brightness and a passively cooled panel.
“My ranking would be AW34 > AW39 > LG39.”
Five months with the MSI MPG 491CQP QD-OLED on a 9070 XT and no burn-in using the built-in protection settings.
“No burn in here had I’d for about 5 months now, I use the protection settings it comes with.”
A buyer returned the ASUS XG27AQDMG shortly after purchase because of grey banding, which they say is a common problem on this model and the forum fixes did not help.
“No it is not fine and is exactly why I returned this monitor shortly after buying it. It is a common problem on this model.”
Over a year with the AW3425DW and no complaints; runs pixel refresh when asked.
“I’ve had my QDOLED for over a year now. No complaints here.”
After trying the LG 39GX950B, switched to the 45GX950B: the most immersive experience they've had, with softer text that isn't bad and gaming on another level.
“For me it's the most immersive experience I've had. Text is softer, but it's not bad, and gaming is on another level.”
About a month with the Samsung G85SD and finds it great.
“I have the same one for about a month now and its a great piece of tech.”
Has had the U5226KW for nine months without those problems and finds it bright enough, though the rear port placement is inconvenient.
“I have had the U5226KW for 9 months and none of that plus it seems bright enough to me.”
Has had constant trouble with the ViewFinity S8 S85TH on both an M5 and an M1 Mac.
“I've had nothing but trouble using this monitor on all my Macs, M5 and M1 both have problems.”
Returned the AW3926QW: colour faded beyond the middle few inches, with visible halos that made gaming feel like a tunnel.
“Mine went back for this. There were visible halos radiating from the middle.”
Their first LG 39GX950B failed with flickering on launch day; the replacement took a month.
“I posted about a similar issue with my first 39GX950B.”
Uses the Neo G9 57-inch split 50/50 between work and personal use, and a line down the middle has appeared that shows only on grey.
“I’ve noticed that there is a noticeable line running down the middle that’s ONLY visible in gray scales.”
Bought both the AW3926QW and the U4025QW and kept the Dell for 90% productivity: IPS Black looks very good next to their old AW3821DW, though they'd like faster response and a steeper curve.
“IPS Black, while no OLED, looks damned good -- especially next to my old AW3821DW.”
Bought the PG27UCDM in January; a red stuck pixel appeared months later and returned after pixel cleaning, and a green one came and went.
“a red stuck pixel appeared about three months ago.”
Owns an MSI 321URX and the MO27Q28G; ended up gaming on the MO27Q28G, which has no banding.
“I ended up playing on the 27“, but mine has no Banding issues.”
Has owned the AW3225QF since release and it's been amazing: great out-of-box calibration and an immersive slight curve at 4K 240Hz.
“Since it was released and shipped I’ve had and owned the 3225qf and it’s been amazing”
Moved from the MSI 321URX to an LG 5K Mini-LED and finds the new one notably better in clarity and bright scenes.
“the mini led I have, the lg gm9, is notably better than my old MSI 321 URX.”
A few weeks with the AW3426DW: the best choice for its Dell warranty and lower price.
“The AW3426DW is pretty much the best choice in my opinion, I just got mine a few weeks ago.”
Bought the AW3425DW last year and regretted it within two months: their unit's uniformity is poor and dark grey screens look atrocious in nearly every game.
“I got the 3425DW last year and regretted it after about 2 months. I didn't win the panel lottery and dark grey screens look atrocious.”
A month with the U5226KW on an M3 Max MacBook Pro; the latest firmware fixed an earlier issue and they love the huge workspace at native resolution.
“I use native resolution, I don't even have 20/20 eyesight, but it works for me... I love the huge workspace.”
Has had the S85TH Thunderbolt video-drop problem for months since buying at launch in Australia and, with no firmware fix, is seeking a refund.
“I've had this problem for months now, I bought this monitor as soon as it came out in Australia.”
Their first AW3926QW died at 29 days; the replacement's CPC dimming is much better.
“i just got mine replaced, 1st one died at 29 days. second one the CPC is way better.”
Loves their LG 39GX950B with no issues; next to an AW3926QW they couldn't get the Alienware's colours to match it.
“I currently have the LG 39" 5k2k. I love it. No issues at all.”
Two years with the Neo G9 57-inch at full resolution: amazing for flight sims, set at eye level with side windows for status apps.
“2 years in and it's still dreamy.”
Has used the U4025QW for a couple of years and finds motion smearing much worse on macOS; misses their old AW3821DW.
“The smearing is so much worse on MacOS for whatever reason.”
Uses the MO27Q28G with a PC and PS5 Pro: the PS5 is limited to YUV422 at 1440p 120Hz HDR, and the monitor is slow to switch inputs and wake from standby.
“Another issue I have is that the monitor takes it's sweet as time to switch signal inputs and to wake up when in standby (PC).”
Loves their AW3225QF with an RTX 5080 and 9800X3D.
“We have the same setup and I love my AW3225QF”
Loving the MSI 321URX after a 12-year-old 1080p monitor, but noticed an artefact in Fortnite on PS5 they can't explain.
“Just got my new monitor MSI MPG 321URX 31.5inch and been loving the upgrade.”
Their AW3426DW arrived last week and is perfect.
“My aw3426dw arrived last week and it’s perfect.”
Their AW3425DW had an unbearable high-pitched coil whine that went silent when they plugged a USB device into the port under the monitor.
“It went from an unbearable high pitch whine to a dead silence almost instantly.”
Loves the Dell 52-inch 6K on an M5 Max MacBook: very sharp at 200% scaling, no black screens, and it delivers 140 W charging.
“I use 6k 52 inch on my m5 max. I love it. 200% scaling does make things look big but it's very sharp.”
After five days with the ViewFinity S8 S85TH on a MacBook M4 Pro for office work, finds the extra horizontal space a game changer over their old 32-inch, like multiple displays without bezels; 144 Hz was a pleasant surprise.
“this monitor was a game changer for me as i was earlier using Samsung UHD 32 inch curved monitor since past 6 years.”
Gets dizzy and has headaches on the AW3926QW, unlike the ASUS XG32UCWG they used 50 hours a week for work.
“For some reason I feel dizzy and get headaches using AW3926QW so far.”
The LG 39GX950B caused significant eye strain within seconds, even with VRR off; they kept a Dell U4025QW instead.
“there is definitely something about the LG that causes significant eye strain for me.”
Owns the Neo G9 57-inch; pointless for most games and huge on a desk, so it moved to their sim rig, where it's perfect.
“It's a fantastic screen for work, or sim games. But overkill for anything else in my opinion.”
Runs the Dell U4025QW at 5K2K from an M3 Mac over Thunderbolt and it works great.
“I have a 5k2k with a Mac Pro M3 and it works great over a thunderbolt cable. Dell U4025QW.”
Over a month with the MO27Q28G: gray banding is very low and invisible in games.
“in pictures graybanding is very low and even lower on my eyes, maybe I got lucky”
Owns the AW3225QF and an ASUS 1440p IPS; the 4K OLED is clearly sharper and better overall.
“The difference is huge but that’s mainly down to panel technologies.”
A heavy WoW player, finds the MSI 321URX 4K 240Hz probably their best upgrade for the game, running 200+ fps outside cities on a 5090.
“it was probably the best upgrade for wow I’ve made.”
Their first AW3426DW had two stuck sub-pixels; the replacement is perfect.
“with 2 bright/stuck sub-pixels, returned and rebought it, second one is perfect.”
Moved from an AW3420DW IPS to the AW3425DW OLED and is pleased: very immersive in single and multiplayer games, more desktop space than standard 1440p and much easier to drive than 4K.
“I've owned two 34" ultrawides, the AW3420DW (120hz IPS) and later the AW3425DW (240hz OLED) and have been pleased with both.”
Their AW3926QW arrived with no issues and is amazing, though performance on a 4090 is a limit.
“I finally got mine delivered and it's amazing, no issues here”
Text on their LG 39GX950B is crisp and easy to read.
“Text on my 39gx950b is crisp and easy to read.”
Has the Neo G9 57-inch and an OLED 45-inch; uses the 57 for almost everything because of the side space around a game.
“I end up on the 57" almost all the time for everything anyway.”
A year with the Dell U4025QW, 80% work and 20% gaming, and very pleased; prefers IPS for work.
“Been using the Dell U4025QW for about a year now, 80% work 20% gaming, and I've been very pleased with the 40 inch 5k2k screen.”
Bought the MO27Q28G for $400 and liked it for competitive and single-player games, but returned it because it didn't wow them over their older IPS and VA monitors.
“I returned it bc it did not wow me, coming from some 2018 IPS and VA panels.”
Bought the AW3225QF a few days ago and loves it.
“I bought an AW3225QF a few days ago and I love it so far”
Uses the MSI MPG 321URX QD-OLED for professional photography and gaming and says it has been perfect for both.
“My msi mpg 321urx is unbelievable. I do professional photography work and gaming and it's been perfect for me.”
Both their AW3426DW and an MSI 341CQR X36 arrived with dead pixels.
“I was very exited to get my first ultrawide but I am losing the monitor lottery.”
Upgraded from a flat Gigabyte M34WQ IPS to the curved AW3425DW and saw a big jump in dark scenes and blacks, but VRR flicker is rough and only goes away with VRR off or a locked frame rate.
“One thing i will caution is oled flicker is really rough on mine.”
Has the AW3926QW beside a bright sunrise window and finds the glossy glare no problem.
“I don’t find the glare to be in any way problematic.”
Uses their LG 39GX950B in Windows HDR with Uniform brightness for daily work and High for HDR content.
“I use my lg39 in hdr mode in windows.”
Really enjoys the Neo G9 57-inch, mainly for productivity.
“I really enjoy my 57 g9.”
Uses the U4025QW for coding and calls it a straight upgrade if it fits on the desk: sharp text and very nice to use; the only downside is a slow response time, which rarely matters for them.
“If it fits on your desk, it’s basically a straight upgrade. Text is sharp, feels very nice to use, one issue is the response time isn’t that good”
Just got the MO27Q28G with no gray banding or dirty-screen effect out of the box and is loving it.
“I didn’t have any grey banding or dirty screen out of box when I checked. Been loving the monitor a lot.”
Their AW3225QF showed persistent rectangles that a panel clean and pixel clean fixed.
“Got the same issue w my aw3225qf And it fix it”
Chose the AW3426DW over the AW3926QW to suit an RTX 3070; a nice upgrade from a ten-year-old X34.
“Still a nice upgrade from my 10 year old x34.”
Moved from a 42-inch LG C2 to the AW3425DW and is still adjusting; it feels small by comparison and they wish they had gone for a 39- or 45-inch.
“Went from C2 42" to AW3425DW, still trying to get used to it, but at same time wishing I went with 39" or even 45" as it feels tiny in comparison to my C2.”
Their AW3926QW is better than most; right-side dimming shows only on white backgrounds, fixed with dark mode.
“Right side dimming is a thing tho, only really impacts when using something with a white background.”