ROG Strix OLED XG32UCWMG

Owns the XG32UCWMG personally and rates it as top tier.

“personally got XG32UCWMG and its top tier”

Tried newer QD-OLEDs but went back to their XG32UCWMG, which they consider the king for deep blacks.

“I have tried the newer QD-OLED panels and found myself going back to my XG32UCWMG.”

Kept the ASUS 32UCWMG for PS5 Pro after returning two others, but finds depth and colour well below their OLED TVs: a $1,000 disappointment.

“It's... fine? But the sense of depth and the colors just aren't there compared to my TVS.”

Tried two XG32UCWMGs: one had a red tint in near-black greys, the other was neutral.

“I have auditioned two XG32UCWMGs and one of them exhibited a red tint in near black greys.”

Their ASUS XG32UCWMG blacked out briefly with a long HDMI cable until firmware MCM105 fixed it.

“My UCWMG did this with my long HDMI cable”

Their ASUS XG32UCWMG is good apart from harsh ABL dimming; they got a panel without gray banding.

“Besides the ABL dimming that feels like your getting flash banged the monitor is good.”

Their first 4K WOLED, the ASUS XG32UCWMG, is insane for gaming.

“This is my first 4k WOLED panel for gaming and wow it’s insane.”

After testing QD-OLED, WOLED, matte and glossy monitors, kept the glossy XG32UCWMG as the best balance.

“ended up keeping ROG Strix OLED XG32UCWMG. It is simply stunning and offers perfect balance of everything.”

Upgrading from a 1440p LG IPS, the XG32UCWMG is one of the most beautiful pieces of tech they own.

“the XG32UCWMG has to be one of the most beautiful pieces of tech out there.”

Switching from a matte PG32UCDM, the glossy XG32UCWMG has cleaner whites and more contrast, and reflections didn't bother them.

“there certainly is a difference in the whites, and websites I frequent with white and black backgrounds suddenly felt more contrast with more pop.”

Next to their matte LG 32GS95UE, the glossy XG32UCWMG looked barely different: slightly sharper text and more contrast.

“The only difference I really noticed was that text felt like it was maybe 5% sharper looking”

The XG32UCWMG's deep blacks and vivid colour are out of this world.

“The blacks are so deep and the way the colours just pop on this screen are out of this world.”

After five years on an LG C1, the XG32UCWMG is brighter with livelier colours and great 240Hz, though ABL is aggressive in bright HDR skies.

“XG32 is a straight upgrade in all aspects:”

Six trouble-free months on the XG32UCWMG, then two patches resembling burn-in appeared that pixel cleaning didn't clear.

“I've had an ASUS XG32UCWMG for six months with no problems”

Next to a PG32UCDMR, the XG32UCWMG has deep glossy blacks, minimal fringing and a great stand, but some banding and an awkward firmware update.

“Very minimal text fringing, easy on the eyes.”

Returned the XG32UCWMG because its flickering ABL was a deal breaker.

“After returning the Asus XG32UCWMG (the flickering ABL was a deal breaker)”

The XG32UCWMG beats their LG 5K2K and PG27UCDM on text clarity.

“The xg blows both of them away with text clarity.”