AOC Q27G3XMN vs Asus ROG Swift PG27UCDM

“ASUS PG32UQX and BenQ Mobiuz EX321UX for 32" IPS. Both use the same panel that ASUS uses in their professional ProArt PA32UCG-K monitor. Check Rtings review on the BenQ to see all the specs. The Samsung 32" Neo G7 and Neo G8 are VA panels, check the Rtings reviews for all the specs, and apparently some G8s are having issues with scanlines. Acer XV275K for 27" IPS. Excellent monitor. Rtings reviews for the full specs. Don't let the 576 dimming zones out you off, it has excellent motion handling and local dimming algorithms. Or if you want 1440p, a few good options to look at. AOC Q27G40XMN and Q27G3XMN, Acer XV275U and Xiaomi G Pro 27i. If possible, try and see as many of them in person and don't rely just on paper specs.”

“I love my PG27UCDM. It's the best monitor I have ever owned by a long shot for gaming and entertainment use. The high PPI also makes reading text possible for me. I have strong dyslexia. Reading text on any other OLED panel I have tried gives me a headache. I waited for something like this monitor for a long time. For me personally, it has been perfect so far. The PG27UCDM also has DP 2.1, while the 32-inch model is only DP 1.4, making it more future-proof. If you like your current 27-inch. I think you should go with the 27-inch model. The high PPI is fantastic if you sit close to your screen. The PG27UCDM is the best OLED for games and entertainment use on the market, in my opinion.”