Asus’ ROG Swift OLED PG27AQWP-W is a stunning entry into the competitive OLED monitor market. It stands out from the competition with a long list of features that are either unique to the PG27AQWP-W or work better than on competitive monitors. These features include: a tandem OLED display, 540Hz/1440p and 720Hz/720p modes, Aura Sync RGB-LED lighting, a tripod mount, and an ultra-glossy TrueBlack panel finish, among other things. It might seem hard to justify paying $1,100 for a 1440p monitor, and to be clear, most people will be just as happy with a 4K/240Hz QD-OLED purchased at a lower price.
Asus ROG Swift OLED PG27AQWP-W monitor review: The apex of motion clarity… The MyAsus app on Asus laptops not only lets you reduce blue light more aggressively, but it also gives you the option to remove it completely. MyAsus calls this "E-Reading" mode, and it does just what it says: it turns your display to grayscale. …
… Fortunately, I'm still expecting a Zenbook A16 for review by Asus -- which we can test using the new, adjusted price. This story was updated at 1:32 PM PT with additional details from Asus.
… Though meant for use with the Asus ROG Zephyrus Duo, the keyboard uses Bluetooth, and it’s possible to pair it with other devices. RGB-LED keyboard backlighting is included and the backlight can be customized through Asus’ built-in software. …
… Asus' tiny touchscreen monitor is a solution in search of a problem Asus' new 12.3-inch ultrawide ROG XG129C is expensive, solves nothing, and is already beaten by existing products. …
… Asus packs several extra features in the PG27AQWP-W. It has an attractive RGB-LED logo that can be customized and synced with other Asus devices using Asus Aura Sync. …
… The logo is compatible with Asus’ Aura Sync, so you can coordinate it with other devices. It’s a design that screams “I’m a gaming monitor!” at the top of its lungs, but it’s not as impressive as Asus’ ROG OLED monitors, which tend to use materials that look more impressive on the rear panel. …