Uses the PG27UCWM's dual mode for R6S and Overwatch; more usable at 27 inches than on a 32-inch 4K OLED, and feels very responsive.
“i have the pg27ucwm and use the dual mode in r6s and overwatch.”
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Uses the PG27UCWM's dual mode for R6S and Overwatch; more usable at 27 inches than on a 32-inch 4K OLED, and feels very responsive.
“i have the pg27ucwm and use the dual mode in r6s and overwatch.”
Prefers the PG27UCWM over the PG27UCDM for perfect text clarity and a crisp glossy screen, but its strong ABL dimming may make them return it.
“I prefer the UCWM as the text clarity is perfect and surprisingly the glossy screen is way nicer”
Loves the PG27UCWM after weeks: colors pop, no noticeable banding or DSE, perfect blacks and no text fringing.
“I just got a PG27UCWM a few weeks ago and I absolutely love it, coming from a seven year old IPS monitor.”
Moved to the PG27UCWM after two years with an LG 45GS96QB-B: everything is sharper, colours look amazing, gray banding is minimal and the glossy reflections aren't too noticeable.
“Everything is so sharp and the colors look amazing compared to my old one.”
Their brand-new PG27UCWM showed white spots out of the box; a pixel cleaning cycle fixed it.
“I think I got a defective unit?”
After five days side by side with the PG34WCDN, they kept preferring this 4K WOLED.
“Every time I was on the ultrawide I missed the 4K. Not once did I miss the ultrawide while using the 4K.”
Two weeks with the ASUS PG27UCWM: no dimming or colour problems, and it looks incredible.
“I've had the UCWM for two weeks and I have not once noticed it dimming itself or colors being off?”