ROG Swift 32 PG32UCDP

I've been using my asus oled pg32ucdp for over a year with no burn in. It even has a proximity sensor so if you step away the monitor itself will turn off the panel even if windows wants it on. I work from home and game. I would say I'm on this thing 10 hours a day. I sit at normal distance and text

No clue I just bought another OLED that works for me but so far tested just 2 days . Asus PG32UCDP i have unified brightness on and no vrr so the anti flicker is basically do nothing all default settings and so far no headeche. If I see the PWM it's brightness dip but it's very close to what I see o

Had the exact same issue, with the most recent alienware 32" Qdoled. Supposedly the Best of the Best, that shit burns my eyes like never before. I could stare at a screen 12 hours per day with my old VA 27" screen no issue. 3 months later, I never managed to "get used to it". I will just sell it and

I tried the Omen Transcend 32, a 4K QD OLED monitor. The text clarity was better due to the higher PPI but I still go head aches after a few weeks and returned. I gave OLED one last try with the Asus PG32UCDP, 32 inch 4K WOLED monitor. This game me less initial head pain than the other two monitors

One thing that noone else seems to be bringing up: you might have a defective panel. Perhaps consider sharing a screenshot somewhat close-up from it, so we can judge the text and graphics quality? Myself, I once owed a PG32UCDP, so, WOLED instead of QD-OLED, the flicker gave me headaches and nausea

Perhaps you are relatively insensitive to the flicker and text color fringing of OLEDs. With the Asus PG32UCDP that I owned, the color fringing was really obvious.. and vids from channels like Monitors Unboxed displayed text on various models where it was really obvious to me too, with the exception

Hey Sub-OP owner of PG32UCDP here, previously owned PG32UCDM. Generally speaking - it’s an OLED like any other but ultra fast. I really like the design and coating on the display. I know matte coating on OLEDs seems to be controversial with some people but when I compared both 32UCDP and 32UCDM I co

I'm pretty sure the PG32UCDP doesn't support Dolby Vision, so I'm not sure if that matters to you when using your MacBook. In terms of personal experience, I can only give two recommendations, which are the Pg32ucdm and aw3225qf. Both have dolby vision and the same panel iirc, with the only differen