Kayden
Upgrade to the ASUS XG27AQDMG
*DETAILED REVIEW INCOMING *It’s a great looking monitor. I have experience with my OLED LGC9 as I’ve had it since launch. I have over 15,000 hours on that TV, no burn in. I’ve literally abused that thing. I’ve fallen asleep with it paused on YouTube videos. I’ve left and gone for multiple hours a day leaving it paused on game menus. So I was not concerned about burn in when it came to this monitor.I share my desk with my gaming set up and my job. So I use the monitor for eight hours a day with static mostly white backgrounds. And then game another two hours a day and then do classwork. I game heavily on the weekends. I got this monitor about a week or so ago and I already have 180 hours on it. Colors look amazing. I was able to get this monitor for $550 which is an insane value when OLED monitors were $1200 a couple years ago. The stand that the monitor comes with is great, but I have it mounted to a Huano mounting arm, so I can pull it closer for sim racing.At first, I was worried about the brightness in HDR, but the trick is to turn off HDR up the brightness and then put it back into HDR and it’ll lock at a maximum of 90. It’s not as bright as my VA ASUS. However, it’s plenty bright in the daytime. It’s extremely high-quality and well built.Blacks are deep and inky. Contrast pops. And I truly enjoy being able to walk away from my desk and have the monitor put itself to sleep with its own OLED care settings. It also runs pixel refresher every eight hours. You can turn off that notification in the settings, but I suggest you keep it on to extend the life of your monitor. For me personally I’m not gonna baby this monitor. I’m gonna use it as a workhorse and report back in three years to let everyone know how it did. I’m thinking of getting a second one to replace my other VA monitor.That being said, if I have to dock it for anything as you can tell about one of the photos I included it seems like I have a bit of gray banding. Now I had to crank the exposure on my camera to catch that. I can’t really see it with my naked eye unless I’m looking at it completely gray background. In games and media it’s not noticeable, but I’m very nitpicky and it was bothering me, but not enough to return it so just make sure if you’re very sensitive to that you check your panel.All in all I would highly recommend it especially if you can get it for under $600.Ver másVer menos
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