PG32UQX

About where I'm at. I recently got an LG G5 tandem OLED 65" and its great. Its what I hoped any of the numerous OLED monitors I've tried would be like. Not quite as bright as I'd like, but still really good. I'd like to try any of these numerous 5th gen OLED monitor panels, but still none are on the

ASUS PG32UQX and BenQ Mobiuz EX321UX for 32" IPS. Both use the same panel that ASUS uses in their professional ProArt PA32UCG-K monitor. Insanely good monitors. I have a PG32UQX and I love it. Check Rtings review on the BenQ to see all the specs. The Samsung 32" Neo G7 and Neo G8 are VA panels, chec

I get really bad eye strain at full brightness. Now, obviously, playing in a dark room doesn't help but the brightness is way too much for me considering the non-hdr monitor I'm coming from. I had the GX9 before the G5 and despite it being a incredible piece of tech, the HDR presentation was absolut

Just in a 2% window though, very few maybe in the 10% window as well. The TVs can hit like 2500+ nits in 2% and 10% and like 1300-1500 in 25% and 50%. The G5 even does like 1100 full screen for a bit. TVs are so much more developed than the monitors, it's not even funny. I tried like 10 different mo

How many times must i repeat myself? I never claimed Mini LED was color accurate i simply said OLED isnt color accurarate hence why color accurate work usually incolves IPS Also RTINGS hasnt even reviewed every Mini LED on the market like the PG32UQX (2023 model especially) considered to be 1 of the

I never made that claim. Ultra high end monitors have a chip that can easily be worth $1000. The Apple is one, the Asus ROG PG32UQX is another. A good monitor is a good monitor, I don't care which brand makes it.

Just personal experience with a PG32UQX. Excellent color accuracy, comes calibrated from the factory to delta-E less than 1; excellent brightness in SDR mode; HDR is just insane as it can sustain like 1400+ nits fullscreen in any window and like 1600 nits peak, I was literally flashbanged the first

Oh yea i have very limited options as well so i tots get it but do you not even have the Neo G line near you? Those monitors feel like they are everywhere but if they arent in your area i honestly dont know if a different VA mini led makes sense There is also the option of going 27” and by any chanc

The PG32UQX is still the best miniled monitor. It's a shame Asus hasn't bothered trying to make something better yet.

End Of Life for the excellent EX321UX, BenQ have replace it with EX321UZ a QD-OLED panel. High production cost? Difficult LD algorithm, low sales due to Chinese models? OLED madness? I own one, after the V.7 update is excellent, with the Asus PG32UQX (after 2023 model) are the last kings of the real