ASUS - ROG Swift 32" QD-OLED UHD 240Hz G-SYNC/FreeSync Gaming Monitor with HDR (HDMI, DisplayPort) - Black

“This is the most beautiful monitor I've ever owned. I recently had an issue with the edge B chip and sent it in for warranty service. I got it back within 2 days, and received a brand-new panel

This monitor has every feature you could ever need and more. 4K OLED at 240HZ is the sweet spot for a high-end gaming rig. Do yourself a favor and quickly search YouTube reviews on this monitor. It is just about perfect in every possible aspect. I actually moved to this monitor from an Alienware 34" Ultra-wide OLED. It has taken me a little time to get used to being back on a 16:9 aspect ratio monitor from a 21:9 aspect ratio but the PPI is worth it. The picture is so sharp. You cannot beat the response time of OLED. This panel is phenomenal.

I have been waiting for about two years for a 4k 32" 240hz that supports HDMI 2.1, and then this bad boy came onto the scene. I wasn't able to purchase it when it was released, but that does not take anything away from how freaking exquisite this display is. It's brilliant in every way, from the design, the size, HDR10, Dolby Vision support, color accuracy, panel type, G-Sync compatibility, shadow boost, KVM switch, just wow. One cannot fully grasp how stunning this display is by watching a video; you need to see and test it in person to understand how fantastic it truly is. While pricy, you must understand all the features and benefits that come jam-packed into this bad boy, as it is more than worth the cost. I highly recommend it if you are in the market; you will not be disappointed.

When the ASUS monitor was unveiled at CES 2024, it sparked a wave of excitement that turned into a quest to secure one. The demand was so high that it felt like a part-time job trying to track it down, using notifications, Wishlist, and even bots. After diving deep into reviews, scouring ASUS's website, and combing through Reddit, I was convinced that this OLED monitor was the missing piece in my ASUS Gaming setup. A month later, I was greeted by a beautifully packaged monitor that lived up to ASUS's reputation for top-notch presentation. Opening the box felt like a Christmas morning ritual, complete with every cable imaginable: HDMI Highspeed (ROG branded), DisplayPort, USB A to B, and even Type-C Highspeed making it a breeze to set up without needing additional accessories. The inclusion of a ROG carrying bag added a touch of luxury. Now, onto the monitor itself. The color and resolution were stunning, almost to the point of needing to adjust the brightness. The QD-OLED technology truly shines, surpassing W-OLED in color vibrancy. Running it requires a powerful GPUI use a 4090 and achieve around 160fps on max settings in Fortnite, making the 240Hz refresh rate a comfortable fit for future GPU upgrades. Navigating the menu system was straightforward, although a comprehensive FAQ from ASUS on the settings would be a welcome addition for gamers looking to optimize their experience. Overall, I'm enamored with this monitor it's a true work of art in cutting-edge technology that enhances every aspect of gaming. I have to address some reasons why I couldn't give this monitor a perfect rating. These concerns are valid and worth noting. Firstly, the HDR performance is underwhelming. The colors appear washed out, which is disappointing considering the potential of this monitor. When using HDR, it's frustrating that you're restricted to Racing Mode in the color preset settings with no option to change it. Given that this monitor boasts capabilities like 1000 nits brightness and HDR 400, it's crucial for ASUS to clarify the settings' effects and improve color accuracy. Additionally, the absence of Dolby Vision, although acknowledged on the ASUS website as forthcoming, is a notable omission. Beyond that, there's a need for overall HDR color enhancement and clearer guidance on achieving optimal settings for various uses such as desktop work, gaming, or photo editing. These improvements would significantly elevate the monitor's performance and user experience. If Asus fixes this....5 Stars for sure.