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ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDP
A 480 Hz 1440p WOLED built for competitive players, with top marks from Tom's Hardware and TFTCentral.
- 26.5"
- 1440p
- 480 Hz
- WOLED
- DisplayHDR True Black 400
PCPR score
8.5
Great
Best price we’ve seen
$799MSRP
List price from the maker. Street prices may be higher.
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The short version
The ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDP is a 26.5-inch 2560x1440 WOLED rated for 480 Hz, with 0.03 ms rated response, DisplayHDR True Black 400 and a 1,300-nit HDR peak rating. TFTCentral and Tom's Hardware both rank it at the top of OLED gaming monitors for motion clarity and low lag. It targets competitive PC gamers with GPUs that can reach very high frame rates, though it won't suit everyone at its list price. It has no USB-C and no speakers.
Pros
- 480 Hz at full 1440p with 0.03 ms rated response
- Tom's Hardware reports motion resolution as perfect and input lag as extremely low
- TFTCentral's top gaming OLED pick at the time of its review
- Two HDMI 2.1 ports with console support, per TFTCentral
- Three-year warranty that ASUS says includes burn-in
Cons
- 480 Hz needs a very capable GPU to deliver that frame rate
- No USB-C video and no built-in speakers
- Price is high for a 1440p panel
Best for
- Competitive PC gamers chasing the lowest possible motion blur
- High-frame-rate esports setups
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Full specifications
Display
- Screen size
- 26.5"
- Horizontal resolution
- 2,560 px
- Vertical resolution
- 1,440 px
- Resolution
- 1440p
- Aspect ratio
- 16:9
- Refresh rate
- 480 Hz
- Panel
- WOLED
- HDR certification
- DisplayHDR True Black 400
- DCI-P3 coverage
- 99 %
Performance
- Response time
- 0.03 ms
- Variable refresh
- G-SYNC Compatible, FreeSync Premium, Adaptive-Sync
Ports & I/O
- HDMI inputs
- 2
- HDMI version
- 2.1
- DisplayPort inputs
- 1
- DisplayPort version
- 1.4
- USB-C video inputs
- 0
Features
- Speakers
- No
Fit
- VESA mount
- 100x100
- Weight without stand
- 3.5 kg
- Height-adjustable stand
- Yes
Compatibility notes
- VESA 100x100; ASUS lists the panel at 3.5 kg without its stand
- DisplayPort 1.4 uses DSC; TFTCentral notes DSC can be disabled for NVIDIA DSR or DLDSR at up to 240 Hz
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Video reviews
Positive · Review
480Hz OLED is HERE! (and its sick) - ASUS PG27AQDP
BadSeed Tech
BadSeed Tech presents the PG27AQDP as a 480 Hz OLED in a video whose title signals an enthusiastic reaction.
Positive · Review
The Best OLED Gaming monitor. Period - Asus ROG Swift PG27AQDP review
TFTCentral
TFTCentral reviews the Asus ROG Swift PG27AQDP, giving six reasons they consider it the best OLED gaming monitor.
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What reviewers and owners say
Tom's Hardware
PositiveFive-star Editor's Choice that credits stunning color, high brightness for an OLED, perfect motion resolution and very low input lag, with no significant faults recorded.
5/5 · 2024-09-04
Read the sourceTFTCentral
PositiveNames it the best gaming OLED then available, citing 480 Hz motion clarity, very low lag and good console support, while accepting that it is not the right pick for every buyer.
2024-09-02
Read the sourcer/OLED_Gaming · u/savon_plaintif
CriticalAn owner reports tiny bright white dots visible on black backgrounds appearing on two separate PG27AQDP units, worsening over weeks, and considers the defect unacceptable at this price.
2026-09-29
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Common questions
What do I need to use the PG27AQDP's 480 Hz?
Reaching 480 frames per second takes a very fast GPU, but the monitor also runs smoothly at lower frame rates through its G-SYNC Compatible and FreeSync Premium variable refresh.
Does the PG27AQDP work with consoles?
Yes. ASUS lists two HDMI 2.1 FRL ports, and TFTCentral describes console support as very good.
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