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This reviewer is lying ibvious sound like he is paid by gigabyte haha

This reviewer is lying ibvious sound like he is paid by gigabyte haha

The colors are way better on the Q3

You're rating the VRR flicker lower on the ucdp. I thought it has a mode to eliminate the VRR Flicker whereas the ucdm doesn't have it?

Yada yada yada, PG27AQDP obliterates all of these.

Oled should be cheap since it burns in 😅 like low end. They need to bring microled ..

Can someone tell me why some of the gigabyte fo27q3 have an (SA) at the end. Much appreciated.

So its the same thing as a 2 year old model but it scores worse in console performance? 🥲

I've tried both QD-Oled and Woled, and I can tell you the raised blacks on the QD-Oled when you have the lights on is such a turn off. I even have blackout curtains and I can still see the purple tinge when I have the room lights on, it defeats the purpose of the oled IMO.

Both are extremely overpriced while MSI, Dell, and Samsung's versions are coming down in price.

Got the 240hz version of the gigabyte coming in next week. Finally getting rid of my second TN monitor. Hope I get along with the lower resolution and text clarity

Not best gaming mice 2024. Real TOP mice 1.vxe mad r major+ 2.atk f1 pro max 3.atk x1 pro max Q=Price

Why not review the g4 as a monitor especially because it has multiview???

Jordan and Lebron are from different generations, they did not compete at the same time. The Gigabyte FO27Q3 and ASUS XG27AQDMG are from the same generation and are direct competitors. Not the best example 😉

Everyone on reddit talking about FO27Q3 lack of DSC toggle and poor firmware updates.

Wouldn't it have made more sense to compare XG27AQDMG to the FO27Q2 not Q3? Or FO27Q3 to XG27ACDNG?

I just ordered the 240Hz version of the Gigabyte - FO27Q2. There isn't as much info on it, but supposedly it's almost the same but at 240Hz and no RGB on the back. The price was quite good. I'm upgrading from a 10-year-old TN monitor anyway so anything should feel like a significant upgrade.

OLEDs are still no go for me because low full screen brightness.

So which monitor is Jordan so I know which one to get?

Should I go for XG27AQDMG or XG27ACDNG?

i have woled lg glossy 120hz TV and when i turn on light led one it has purple tint ha.. my g6 oled samsung i do not see any purple thing haha its matte.

what phenotype is this

When can we expect a review for the asus xg2acdng? I’m tossing up between that and the aorus FO27q3 but yet to see any proper reviews for the asus

Hi Nicholas. Sorry to be off topic. Is the Aorus FO27Q3 better or worse calibrated out the box vs the MSI MPG 27QRX (SDR and HDR)? Being the same panel. Are your findings based on latest FW for both? Also we appreciate another video Aorus vs MPG MSI. Thanks

6:20 rtings basketball needed

At the end I think it meant to say blacks appear purple in light environments not dark environments

What??? I can see, that the Gigabyte is brighter.

Could you confirm the Aorus FO27Q2 is the same as the Q3 just with 240hz refresh rate?

Benq PD3205U Review please.....

is there any differences between the Gigabyte AORUS FO27Q2 and the FO27Q3 version besides the lower refresh rate?

This is a weird list. No mention of any Endgame Gear mouse? Best wired XM2 8k or OP1 8k. Best wireless claw mouse XM2w 4k. Only Viper V3 makes sense here but it also has annoying and heavy software, which you want to uninstall and quite bad click feeling in main buttons.

Without taking into consideration price, what would the best monitor be?

Does it support Dolby Vision ? 🤔

just picked one up for 550 on sale at best buy, incredible value for an oled. thought about 4k but that involves $2000 investement (4080 plus monitor)

Can you compare the G61SD? Is this a new monitor too??

Almost every mouse was a Razer or Logitech, which have software they want to run in the background that is relatively resource heavy. I wouldn't even consider a Razer until they stop trying to install Synapse the moment they're plugged in. At least the Logitech don't try to force you to use the software. but a lot of features like button mapping are locked to it. Personally, I am a fan of the Keychron M6 which is offered with 4k polling rate and the software doesn't always try to run if you install it, or the new Lemokey G1 which offers 8k polling, can be programmed through their web app, and doesn't require an install. Although it has nothing to do with performance, I also enjoyed the little keyboard shaped dongle their 4k polling rate mice come with. I have 2 M6's and although they feel cheaper than Logitech's soft-touch coating on the MX series mice (primarily for work not gaming), Logitech's coating on the newer MX started disintegrating after less than year of regular work use. I also like that after I mapped the tilt scroll wheel function to keyboard shortcuts for tab switching I didn't have to continue using the software on the M6, while the Logitech doesn't use the custom mapping without Options+ running for me.

Samsung Odyssey OLED G8 S32DG802SU 32 I have this monitor and I have ghosting in some games, for example you can see it in Final Fantasy 16 on PlayStation 5, can you explain why ghosting appears on the monitor, suggest settings for PlayStation 5

Hall Effect switches have the potential to make elaborate keyboard chords much easier to identify because the firmware can know when the key is moving and in what direction instead of only knowing when a key is fully pressed or released.

Any idea which has the quietest clicks?

Do you have anything in your ratings to qualify how likely the switches are likely to fail? In the past 5 years, I've had a Logitech G903 and G502 mice both have switches no longer able to reliably register clicks/registering an early release, when the switches on my 10+ year old Logitechs still work just fine. Counter intuitively, this likely happens more on switches/mice rated for larger click lives: modern mice don't supply the specified wetting voltages for their switches, thus resulting in poor longevity.

Hitscan Hyperlight just came out btw. Should be the best-built and shaped 40g claw/fingertip mouse out there. It was probably released just after you had started testing lol. And it should only land at Canadian stores in the next week or two, otherwise you’d have to order from the US. They did say they pay the duties, though. Also, Finalmouse is a thing. Good luck getting one, though 😂

How long is the included hdmi 2.1 cable?

No ROCCAT? Do you test them? I think they are underrepresented in general.

If you’re a performance-focus gamer, get the OP1 8K.

Honestly, these naming conventions are BS. It's not just Asus. I was browsing local retailers for monitors the other day and it took me a few hours to realize I was looking at three separate models from MSI with a nearly identical name. I don't know if hardware companies are doing it on purpose or they're just that bad at it.

FYI the Dell G2724D also have USB-C to DisplayPort cable in the box too!

Hello everyone, I would like to get your opinions on the choice I should make since I keep changing my mind after each review. I'm looking to upgrade my monitor and I'm really torn between the Swift OLED PG32UCDM and the PG32UCDP (or any other suggestions you might have). Right now, I’ve been using an Asus VG245H - Matte - LED for the past 10 years, so there's almost no reflection. I have a PC that can run everything at max, so no performance issues on that front. I'm a photographer/Digital Artist, so I spend a lot of time on Photoshop (sometimes up to 20 hours a day), and in my free time, I play games like Cyberpunk. The environment where I work or play is generally pretty bright, but I don't have any light sources directly behind me, so there's no direct reflection on the screen-just some reflections from the sides (but since my screen is matte, I don't really notice them). Initially, I was more interested in the M model because the color calibration seems really interesting, on the other hand, the purple-black tint and reflections worry me, but the colors on the P model seem much worse and the VRR flicker too. Of course, the risk of burn-in concerns me since I work a lot with Photoshop, but I’m really eager to switch to OLED for the image quality.

480@1080p is trash

you didn't test the kvm switch huh

Alienware's purple screen isn't that distracting. Who stares at a monitor when it's off lol. The monitor looks really good with games and movies