An ideal monitor ever built on the plant. You dont understand why it worths 2k bucks until you try this: games have never been so beautiful and gourgeous.

4K gaming monitors have come a long way since their arrival into the gaming market years ago. There are several models that come with a variety of features besides Ultra HD resolution, which includes anti-tearing technology and HDR.

To the point, the Swift PG27UQ delivers everything we have been waiting for in a monitor. In doing so, it addresses the shortcomings and compromises that come with owning a 4K display, namely having to settle for a lower refresh rate.

HDR content looks fantastic; Peak brightness of 1,000 nits; Fast refresh rate (144Hz overclocked; 120Hz native; G-Sync support; Accurate color reproduction; Factory calibrated

It's expensive; You need a top-tier graphics card to power this panel fully

We told you up front that the Asus ROG Swift PG27UQ is worth every bit of its $2,000 asking price. And it clearly isn't just a gaming monitor. While that is its primary purpose, it can serve equally well as a color-critical display, a Windows machine and a great way to watch Ultra HD video.

Stunning image; 144Hz in Ultra HD; Amazing SDR and HDR contrast; Over 90 percent DCI-P3 coverage; G-Sync; Build quality; styling

Expensive

It's been a long time coming, but finally the 4K Nvidia G-Sync HDR screens are here, and the Asus ROG Swift PG27UQ is the first to land on our test bench. And it's landed with a thud because it's chunky chassis is about as weighty as its $2,000 / £2,300 price tag....

Would give a 10 but the price is obviously outrageous. If you can afford it, go for it you wont be dissapointed. If not, well then in a few years time you should be able to get this tech for less than half this price. so sit tight

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