OLED Gaming Monitors

Swipe to scroll horizontallyMSI MPG 341CQR QD-OLED X36 scorecardValueAt $899, the MSI MPG 341CQR QD-OLED X36 is about $150 more expensive than it's predecessor. So, like all OLEDs, it's not cheap. But it is probably worth the extra money if you are already shopping OLED gaming monitors.3 / 5DesignThis is a well-built, properly engineered display with a strong feature set. Relatively low pixel density is the only obvious weakness.4 / 5PerformanceFor this class of display namely a 21:9 34-inch ultrawide 1440p panel, this is the best we've yet seen. It's stunning.5 / 5Final scoreIf you are in the

Let's start with the ASUS ROG Swift 32" 4K OLED Gaming Monitor (PG32UCDP)'s best feature: Dual Mode. With the press of a hotkey, you can switch between two modes that will either give you 4K resolution at 240Hz or FHD 1080p at 480Hz. The 4K @ 240Hz mode is best used for cinematic single-player games like Senua's Saga: Hellblade II, so all the astonishing graphics, detailed character models, and stunning environments are rendered to their full artistic potential. FHD 1080p @ 480Hz mode, meanwhile, is best for fast-paced action games like Ninja Gaiden 4 or competitive multiplayer titles like Ove

Swipe to scroll horizontallyGigabyte MO27U2 scorecardValueThe Gigabyte MO27U2 is expensive in all markets but performance doesn’t quite live up to the price.3 / 5DesignMany gaming monitors are dripping with RGB and design flourishes. The MO27U2 is far more sober, which will appeal to many.4 / 5PerformanceThe MO27U2 is great for work but not perfect when it comes to multimedia and gaming performance.4 / 5Final scoreUltimately, the Gigabyte MO27U2 promises much but doesn’t quite deliver at its premium price point4 / 5