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

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