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Customer Review: Buy the damn monitor now!
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4K UHD with Super-Fast 144Hz
The ROG Swift PG27UQ runs 4K UHD (3840 x 2160) content at a 144Hz refresh rate, providing gamers with detailed ultra-high definition visuals at extremely smooth frame rates. Get unmatched levels of details, sharp images and crisp text.
High Dynamic Range
The ROG Swift PG27UQ features G-SYNC High Dynamic Range (HDR) technology for a 1000-nit peak brightness that's several times greater than standard displays.
Vivid Details. Lifelike Contrast
Local Dimming
With local dimming, its LED backlight is dynamically controlled across 384 zones, providing very high contrast for richer, more natural-looking dark scenes. It can selectively turn LEDs on and off to create a wide range of dynamic luminance for a much richer, nuanced image.
Quantum-Dot IPS Display
An IPS display with quantum-dot technology provides accurate color imagery and supports a cinema-standard DCI-P3 color gamut. DCI-P3 enables wider color range than sRGB, resulting in more realistic color reproduction.
Smooth. Fast. Customizable
NVIDIA G-SYNC Technology
The ROG Swift PG27UQ features NVIDIA G-SYNC display technology for the smoothest and fastest gaming imaginable, eliminating screen tearing and minimizing display stutter and input lag.
Aura Sync Lighting
With exclusive ASUS Aura Sync lighting technology, the PG27UQ provides ambient lighting that can be synchronized with other Aura Sync-enabled components and peripherals.
Designed For Marathon Gaming Sessions
Flicker-Free Technology
The ROG Swift PG27UQ includes TUV Rheinland-certified ASUS Ultra-low Blue Light filters to protect your eyes from harmful blue light and reduces on-screen flicker to minimize eye strain during marathon gaming sessions, giving you a more comfortable gaming experience.
Ergonomic Design
The ROG Swift PG27UQ features a stand that's ergonomically designed to offer extensive swivel, tilt, pivot and height adjustment - so you can always get the perfect viewing angle.
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Resolution
| 3840x2160 | 2560x1440 | 2560x1440 | 3440x1440 |
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| IPS | TN | IPS | IPS |
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Response Time
| 4ms (Gray to Gray) | 1ms (Gray to Gray) | 4ms (Gray to Gray) | 5ms (Gray to Gray) |
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RBG Lighting
| Aura Sync | Aura Sync | N/A | N/A |
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| Price | — | -18% $449.99 List: $549.99 | -20% $599.00 List: $749.00 | $999.00 | -22% $698.00 List: $899.99 | -8% $799.00 List: $869.00 |
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| Sold By | — | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com | Amazon.com |
| display size | 27 inches | 27 inches | 27 inches | 38 inches | 27 inches | 32 inches |
| resolution | 4K UHD 2160p | 4K UHD 2160p | QHD Wide 1440p | 4K DCI 2160p | 4K UHD 2160p | 4K UHD 2160p |
| display technology | LED | LCD | LCD | LCD | IPS | LCD |
| hardware interface | usb3.0, hdmi | hdmi, displayport, usb c | usb3.0, usb, displayport, hdmi | pci express x16 | hdmi, displayport, usb c, usb | usb3.0, usb, displayport, hdmi |
| viewing angle | — | 160 degrees | 178 degrees | — | 178 degrees | 178 degrees |
| mounting type | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Wall Mount | Tripod | Wall Mount |
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Buy the damn monitor now!
Coming from a PG348Q I was a little underwhelmed because I didn't initially get that wow factor that I got when 1st gaming on an Ultrawide. But man when I tell you this monitor is god tier level, it's an understatement.1st. After playing Modern Warfare with HDR on and set at the highest of levels with a 2080Ti, there is no way I'm going back from this type of monitor. I played Outer Worlds and the color reproduction is on another level with HDR on, just whoa! Gears 5 was an eye opener, like seriously an eye opener, I've never seen gaming like this with the reproduction values you get with this monitor.2nd. I didn't realize how big a 27inch monitor was compared to a 34 inch Ultrawide, it's a lot closer than most may think.3rd. Performance will depend on your set up, in order to push this bad boy you will need a beastly setup no doubt about it, if you dont have the rig, you might as well return the monitor.4th. Aesthetically speaking, I like the design of the monitor, the bezels are thick but it doesn't bother me. The ROG logo, I actually like a lot, I'm an Asus fan. There is a halo effect/glow around the mouse cursor at certain points of the screen in really dark areas.5th. Buy the damn monitor, at this price it's a no brainers to me.
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DaemianTheos
It doesn't get better than this
Reviewed in Canada on January 12, 2020Display Size: 27 InchesVerified Purchase
Cliente de Amazon
Impresionante Monitor de Calidad
Reviewed in Mexico on July 18, 2019Display Size: 27 InchesVerified Purchase
Amazon Customer
Amazing monitor; issues with Quality Control and misleading marketing; yet amazing monitor however
Reviewed in Canada on November 5, 2019Display Size: 27 InchesVerified Purchase
Amazon Customer
Reviewed in Canada on November 5, 2019
This screen is BRIGHT. (which apparently is key to making HDR useful and look good, and it looks amazing)
Couple of notes to point out as of November / 2019 (time of writing the review) for this monitor:
The active cooling fan is no where as 'annoying' as people claim.. I run an air cooled system and a hepa filter in my room I cannot even tell that there is active cooling on this, unless you have a complete silent build (passive cooled) I couldn't see you even telling this is active cooled.
Do note to get 144hz you need to enable overclocking, which might be the fan noise people are complaining about. However unless you are running 4k beyond 120 fps there is no reason to overclock to 144hz.
- For full 10 bit color depth the max refresh you can run this monitor at is 98hz (or max 98 fps displayed) (not 144hz)
- 120 hz is the native refresh rate on the monitor, which you run with 8+2 bit color (over display port only of course) this is viable as there's no notable image quality loss to me between 10 bit vs 8+2bit
- 144 hz 4k is possible, it is considered overclocking the monitor.. however you drop to 8+2bit color AND 4:2:2 chroma subsampling most say they can't notice it, but especially on text to me it's completely garbage, it looks like your using 80-90's style 3d glasses on most text displayed.
TLDR: 98hz for max quality @ 2160 (4k), 120hz for un-noticeable image quality, 144 hz quality is pure garbage. Consider this a 120hz gaming monitor, 98hz if your a color snob like myself.
The other point is finding a modern day video card that can run gsync hdr, possibly ray-tracing and 4k resolution beyond 120 fps. (hint: no card currently exists)
However you are definatley able to make sure the panel isn't easily obsolete anytime soon. definatley future proofing yourself here.
On to the RMA hell:
My monitor arrived with 7+ bright pixels (how did Q/C miss this???) image should be attached from a cellphone pic of the monitor. Now 7-9 ish pixels is hardly noticeable to the naked eye at 4k most of the time, but when you see it. you cannot unsee it. and at a 2,000cdn + tax monitor this shouldn't be happening.
I'm current in a RMA queue with Asus, they claim they 'have no more stock' of these monitors, are they limited run? discontinued? I have no idea, regardless I'm currently unable to get a replacement unit as Asus claims to have no more of these monitors in stock. (odd)
All said and done despite the minor nightmare of spending 2 grand on a monitor with not even dead but bright pixels is just not acceptable, I don't know if it's a shipping issue, or a Q/C at asus issue, but your premium products should be premium.
Conclusions:
I would get this monitor again at a discount if given the chance provided I can actually get a working non defective panel.
Will have to wait for the 30 series Nvidia cards or hopefully AMD to pull another trick out of their sleeve in the GPU market to properly drive this thing, but defect aside it looks amazing, and out of the box color accuracy is very very good) IPS glow very minimal aswell.
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Amazon Customer
Truly amazing monitor, however several dead pixels out of box
Reviewed in Canada on January 21, 2020Display Size: 27 InchesVerified Purchase
Joe
Simply The Best Money Can Buy
Reviewed in Canada on January 31, 2020Display Size: 27 InchesVerified Purchase
