Asus ROG Swift PG279QM

Update: I bought this monitor a few months ago and had issues after a week. I asked for a replacement at the time, but none could be sent. I asked to be updated when one was available (never updated me). I contact amazon back because the display is now dying really bad. After a while, they FINALLY s...

The ASUS ROG Swift PG279QM is the best G-SYNC monitor we've tested. It's a great monitor, and it delivers an excellent gaming experience.

You can get this monitor at best buy, for 699.99, while here, you have to bay over 1k, however, the features are very good.

I am SO looking forward to Asus’ PG279QM. I hope it gets reviewed quickly so I can pull the trigger.

However, you can still take full advantage of it over DisplayPort, and it's one of the best gaming monitors we've tested.

The Asus rog swift pg27uq as decent HDR, you can notice a big improvement. That is all, and sry for my English, its my 3rd language and I'm still learning it yet.

First off I own both of these monitors. Second, don't be cheap and buy either of these monitors refurbished. My other PG279QR died after a year and half of use so I replaced it with the PG278QR. Learn from my mistake. I have both of these monitors sitting side by side on my desk and honestly I like ...

Mini LED, 4K, actually good HDR, Quantum-dot, really high refresh rates; all of these are awesome technologies that I'm really glad are included in new top-end monitors, but until the two new ports are included in new monitors to ensure they're future-proof, along with full G-Sync support which I personally think is really important for high-end gaming, all I'm seeing now is a transition period for monitors that I'm honestly not interested in investing in. I'll keep on using my 1440p 144hz monitor for now until my dream monitor comes out. The best thing we got right now is the ASUS ROG SWIFT PG32UQX, but because there is no new G-Sync module yet, it doesn't have HDMI 2.1 or DP 2.0. Plus it's really expensive but I guess that's the price you pay to get top-end enthusiast shit.

Bad:. \- The monitor only comes with a 6' DP cable so I had to purchase a 1080p 360hz certified 10' DP cable to reach my PC. Maybe:. \- I spend $700 on my Asus Rog Swift PG278Q 1440p Gsync monitor back in 2014 and $800 for my AW UltraWide a few years ago.

The best 27 inch gaming monitor we've tested is the ASUS ROG Swift PG279QM. It's an excellent gaming monitor with a 1440p resolution for immersive gaming, and it has an incredibly high 240Hz refresh rate.