ASUS ROG Strix XG27AQM HDR Gaming Monitor – 27 inch WQHD (2560 x 1440), Fast IPS, Overclockable 270Hz (Above 144Hz), 0.5ms (GTG), ELMB SYNC, G-SYNC Compatible, DisplayHDR 400

Reviews

Deydey

I mean I haven't detected any issues with this monitor at all. you get a little difference in windows SDR background colours as expected but gaming is good don't get me wrong its not perfect but its a £399 monitor My philips HDR600 would blind you in colour and explosions in game and looked fantastic but this is a little toned down as expected. I understand these are probably slipped in after manufacture and I have had similar issues in past with incorrect leads shipped with stuff. !

Daz

This is a great monitor for the price and is very smooth in game. 3 year warranty jokeOn the image provided we are not able to see dark dots on the screen. Really easy to set up, love the adjustable height feature! The colours are good not quite as good as a 4k 10bit panel but very acceptable.

Adrian Olszewski

After setting the profile in windows calibration and turning on HDR you just need to enable the 165hz and enjoy. It looks great and is what I expected coming from my previous Philips Momentum 32inch monitor.

Radoslav Minchev

Amazing monitor super clean No Biggy anyway if I didn't have a spare I'd have wired a new plug onto the continental lead supplied.

Charlie

As normal with these things make sure you download the drivers and optional software to access monitor functions. Having just downgraded in away from a 4k HDR600 10bit panel due to overheating problems I can honestly say I have no idea what the deal is with ghosting being "horrendously" bad because there is non. Worth every penny, quality is amazing.

Paul

I enjoyed gaming on 4k but the 60hz and lack of graphics power on ultimate settings in bf led to a few less than desirable frame drops. Turning HDR on didn't have any adverse effects either.