Latest owner reviews

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.”

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.”

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.”

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.”

Finds their XG27UCDMG unbelievable and amazing, their favourite of their two OLEDs.

“I have an XG27UCDMG that is unbelievable. It’s amazing.”

Their new AW3226Q was dead on arrival (power LED blinking SOS); Dell arranged an exchange via email support.

“TLDR: if the power button blinks red, spells sos in Morse code (...---...) it has hardware problem.”

Bought the AW2725Q alongside an ASUS XG32UQWMS and found the ASUS blew it out of the water on brightness, black levels and features.

“I also bought the alienware 27" AW2725Q qd-oled and the XG32UQWMS blew it out of the water.”

Moved from a 35" ultrawide to the LG 32GX870A-B: a keeper, crisp 4K with great color depth and contrast out of the box.

“Overall, it's a keeper and I'm quite pleased with it.”

Compared a Gigabyte WOLED to their PG32UCDM and says it's not even close; the PG32UCDM is far better.

“I bought the gigabyte WOLED M027 something and compared to my Asus PG32UCDM it’s not even close. QD OLED is way better imo.”

Nearly 3 years on the AW3225QF with zero burn-in; an amazing monitor.

“AW3225QF - going for the 3 year now, 0 burn-in, amazing monitor.”

The XG27ACDNG had amazing colors but some flicker at 360Hz and dim whites; after trying a tandem WOLED that looked flat, they bought the ASUS back.

“Started with the ASUS XG27ACDNG (360Hz QD-OLED) from Micro Center. Colors were amazing, but I had some flicker at 360Hz, and bright white stuff looked kinda dim next to my IPS.”

Uses the MSI MPG 271QR QD-OLED X50 at 500Hz for CS2 and finds it beautiful and great for their game.

“Is 500Hz too much for CS2? Probably! Does it maximize my endorphins and make me better in my head? Absolutely! Also, it just looks beautiful.”

Uses the PG32UCDM3 next to a PG27AQWP-W and is wowed by its clarity, uniformity and picture quality every time.

“Every time I switch back to the PG32UCDM3 for single-player titles I’m wowed by the picture clarity, uniformity, and quality of the PG32UCDM3.”

After 17 trouble-free months, their XG27AQDMG developed a persistent artifact that survived resets, cables and driver updates, likely needing an RMA.

“Had this monitor for about 17 months now, no issues at all. turned the monitor on the other day and this is appearing?”

Calls the MSI 321URX the best QD-OLED they've tried: great text clarity, good brightness, and a KVM switch and USB-C charging they use constantly.

“MSI 321URX. Hands down the best QD-OLED monitor I've tried. 4k 32 inch 240 hz.”

Their AW2725DF (1440p 360Hz, RTX 5070 Ti over DP 2.1) randomly blacks out and power-cycles in a loop while gaming, even after NVIDIA's hotfix driver.

“Occasionally, while gaming, my monitor suddenly goes black and starts turning on and off repeatedly in a continuous loop.”

Switched to the PG27UCDM after three years on an MSI QD-OLED and is happy with it, though it doesn't auto pixel-clean after shutdown like the MSI did.

“i have been used MSI 271QRX for almost three year after that i switch to the pg27ucdm, im happy with the monitor”

Bought the 27GR95QE-B at launch and used it heavily daily for about 4 years of work and gaming with no burn-in.

“I used the HELL out of it. College work, work "work", and gaming were things I did on it daily for god knows how many hours. There is not a single sign of burn-in to this day.”

Using the Q27G3XMN with a PS5, they can't get HDR at 1440p (it forces 2160p and looks grey), so apart from its brightness it feels like wasted money.

“The only good think i got out of this monitor is the brightness. So it feels like I've poured money down the drain.”

After 3775 hours in a year of daily text and web use, the FO32U2P works great with outstanding clarity, but its non-VESA-compliant back nearly damaged it on an arm, and stripes appeared until it pixel-cleaned.

“Apart above two, working great, clarity is outstanding, even now when I have open window at right hand”

Their first G80SH 32 arrived with a deformed frame and bulging glass, and the replacement has DisplayPort failures and artifacts.

“I'm on my **second Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 (G80SH, 32", 4K 240Hz)**, and this entire experience has been a complete shitshow.”

Finds the MSI 271QPX32 amazing: natural colors, excellent HDR highlights, excellent uniformity, easy setup, and a black film that deepens blacks.

“This monitor is amazing, haven’t been a fan of previous MSI models”

Their G60SF is full of annoyances: poor profile software, slow or failed wake and constant input pop-ups.

“I have the g60sf, my first and last Samsung monitor. So many annoyances and the software for tweaking the monitor and creating auo-switching profiles is complete garbage.”

After a month of daily use, they noticed glinting flecks under the surface of their MPG 272URX panel, mostly near the middle.

“I purchased this MSI MPG 272URX QD-OLED a month ago and it has been in daily use since.”