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ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG34WCDN: Ultrafast ultrawide OLED with RGB Stripe, but watch burn-in
technology6 days ago

ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG34WCDN: Ultrafast ultrawide OLED with RGB Stripe, but watch burn-in

RTINGS’s review praises the ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG34WCDN as a premium 34-inch ultrawide gaming monitor with a curved 3440x1440 panel, a blistering 360 Hz refresh rate, and a fifth-gen QD‑OLED RGB Stripe subpixel layout that improves text clarity. It delivers deep blacks, vivid colors, minimal VRR flicker, and a feature-rich connection set (HDMI 2.1/DP 2.1, USB hub with a KVM, 90 W PD), plus useful extras like a proximity sensor to reduce burn-in risk. Downsides include blacks that can look gray in bright rooms and a burn-in risk with static elements, with some caveats for console ultrawide signal. Calibration may be needed for color accuracy, and it commands a premium vs. alternatives.

via RTINGS.com|
#burn-in#gaming-monitor#oled
LG Debuts Native 1,000Hz Full HD UltraGear for Competitive FPS
technology11 days ago

LG Debuts Native 1,000Hz Full HD UltraGear for Competitive FPS

LG unveiled the UltraGear, a 24.5-inch IPS Full HD monitor with a native 1,000Hz refresh rate, designed for competitive FPS play where fast reaction times matter. Unlike some rivals that require lowering resolution to reach 1,000Hz, LG says this model can hit 1,000Hz at 1080p. It features a compact stand with tilt/height adjustment, a headset hook, a low-reflection panel, and on-device AI for scene optimization and spatial audio, though pricing and availability remain undisclosed.

via Engadget|
#1000hz#1080p#gaming-monitor
ASUS rolls out a 12.3-inch ROG Strix XG129C as a compact sidekick monitor
gaming21 days ago

ASUS rolls out a 12.3-inch ROG Strix XG129C as a compact sidekick monitor

ASUS unveiled the 12.3-inch touchscreen ROG Strix XG129C, designed as a sidekick display to accompany a larger main monitor, and also announced a 34-inch RGB Tandem QD-OLED gaming monitor (XG34WCDMS). The XG129C claims wide color coverage (125% sRGB, 90% DCI-P3) and includes a one-year AIDA64 Extreme license, with pricing for both models not yet disclosed; the setup mirrors how Elgato's Stream Deck can extend streaming/editing workflows.

via The Verge|
#asus#elgato#gaming
LG Unveils 45-Inch UltraGear Evo OLED with Built-In 5K2K Upscaling
technology27 days ago

LG Unveils 45-Inch UltraGear Evo OLED with Built-In 5K2K Upscaling

LG expands its UltraGear Evo OLED lineup with the 45-inch 45GX950B, a successor to the 45GX950A that features a 5,120×2,160 panel and 165 Hz (Dual Mode up to 330 Hz at 5,120×1,080). It includes a built-in processor that upscales any input to 5K2K and reaches up to 1,300 nits HDR (275 nits SDR); speakers are downgraded to 7 W. In Japan it lists at ¥329,800 (~$2,099) with a discount to about ¥259,800 (~$1,653) and shipments starting June 11; a May release in other markets seems unlikely.

via Notebookcheck|
#5k2k-upscaling#gaming-monitor#lg
Budget OLED Power: Why the $350 Alienware Monitor Delivers Big
technology1 month ago

Budget OLED Power: Why the $350 Alienware Monitor Delivers Big

A hands-on look at Alienware’s AW2726DM 27-inch 1440p QD‑OLED shows a compelling $350 package with rich contrast, a 240Hz refresh rate, a semi‑gloss finish, slim design, and a 3‑year burn‑in warranty. It isn’t the brightest OLED and lacks USB ports, but its value for gaming is strong, and HDR must be toggled per game due to Windows handling (not automatic). AOC’s discounted model nearby further underscores the price‑performance point.

via The Verge|
#240hz#alienware#gaming-monitor
Sony's InZone M10S II brings brighter OLED and faster motion modes to gaming
technology1 month ago

Sony's InZone M10S II brings brighter OLED and faster motion modes to gaming

Sony introduces the InZone M10S II OLED gaming monitor at $1,099.99, upgrading the original with a fourth-gen WOLED panel for higher brightness and contrast, and adding a black-frame insertion mode that improves motion clarity up to 240Hz (while preserving 540Hz QHD and 720Hz 720p modes). It supports Nvidia G-Sync, DisplayPort 2.1a, HDMI 2.1, a matte anti-glare screen, and a refined stand, with a later-this-year launch exclusive to Sony's online store.

via The Verge|
#bfi-motion-blur#displayport-21a#gaming-monitor
Presidents’ Day Tech Blitz: Deep Discounts Across Audio, Monitors, and More at Best Buy
technology3 months ago

Presidents’ Day Tech Blitz: Deep Discounts Across Audio, Monitors, and More at Best Buy

Best Buy’s Presidents’ Day weekend sale bundles deep discounts across tech products—from Skullcandy Crusher Evo and Bose QC headphones to Apple AirPods 4 and Beats Solo 4—along with a wide range of gaming monitors, wireless mice and keyboards, earbuds, smart wearables, dash cams, Bluetooth speakers, and more. The deals emphasize long battery life, portability, and premium features, with notable examples like Skullcandy Evo at 99.99, Bose QC at 229, LG UltraGear 27" monitor at 349.99, and Beats Pill at 99.99, with updates continuing throughout the weekend.

via PCMag|
#best-buy#earbuds#gaming-monitor
Samsung’s 49-Inch Odyssey OLED Curved Monitor Gets 30% Off in Limited-Time Deal
technology4 months ago

Samsung’s 49-Inch Odyssey OLED Curved Monitor Gets 30% Off in Limited-Time Deal

Samsung’s 49-inch Odyssey OLED curved gaming monitor (G93SC) is on sale for $900 at Amazon, a 30% discount from its $1,289 list price. It uses QD-OLED tech with a 32:9, 1800R curved, 240Hz panel, 0.03ms response, FreeSync Premium Pro, HDR True Black 400, plus HDMI 2.1, DisplayPort, and a USB hub for peripherals—an immersive high-end display at a strong price while the deal lasts.

via CNET|
#gaming-monitor#odyssey-oled#price-drop
LG Unveils UltraGear GX7, the Fastest and Brightest OLED Gaming Monitor
technology4 months ago

LG Unveils UltraGear GX7, the Fastest and Brightest OLED Gaming Monitor

LG has announced its GX7 OLED gaming monitor in the US, featuring a 26.5-inch display with dual mode refresh rates of up to 720Hz in 720p and 540Hz in 1440p, priced at $999.99. It boasts the brightest OLED panel from LG so far, with 335 nits brightness, fast response times, and support for G-Sync, FreeSync, and DisplayHDR True Black 500. Preorders start now, with a bonus 27-inch IPS display included for early buyers.

via The Verge|
#gaming-monitor#lg#oled-monitor