Asus unveiled two new displays to enhance the ROG Strix OLED lineup for gaming enthusiasts. These new versions rely on advanced third-generation QD-OLED panels produced by Samsung to provide an exceptional visual experience, and the company gives users the freedom to choose between the bright XG27ACDMS model with a refresh rate of 280 Hz and equipped with a USB-C port, or the economical XG27AQDMES option with a refresh rate of 240 Hz to meet various budgets and needs.
In addition to the launch of the second generation of the ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMG screen, the company is adding these two new options with a size of 27 inches and a display resolution of 1440 pixels to expand gamers’ options. Both screens share the use of a semi-gloss coating that enhances image quality, in addition to providing an amazing response time of only 0.03 milliseconds to ensure maximum smoothness and speed during competitive play or playing games that require instantaneous reactions.
The company was keen to provide the two screens with an advanced OLED Care Pro kit to protect the display panels and extend their lifespan. This smart package includes a proximity sensor that aims to reduce the risk of annoying pixel burnout, as this sensor automatically and immediately reduces the screen brightness as soon as the user steps away from his desk, which maintains the display quality and prevents image stability for long periods without the need for any manual intervention.
The XG27ACDMS model has advanced specifications that make it the best choice for those looking for superior performance, as it provides a peak brightness of up to 1000 lumens for dazzling lighting. This version includes a USB-C connection port that provides 15 watts of charging power. Thanks to these additional features and the higher refresh rate, this model is available at a price of $699 in global markets to suit the upper category of gamers.
On the other hand, the XG27AQDMES model comes at a lower price of $599 and is an excellent option for those with limited budgets. To achieve this competitive price, Asus has reduced some specifications, as the maximum brightness is only 400 nits while eliminating the USB-C port entirely, and the screens are available for direct sale in the United States, while they are available in the United Kingdom at prices of 449 pounds sterling and 369 pounds sterling.
