Customer Ratings & Reviews

A stunning monitor! The colors are super vivid, or super accurate in srgb mode. The HDR modes breathe new life into the games I already love, and the motion clarity is superb, both at 4k 240 fps and 1080p 480 fps. This is THE endgame monitor. Please keep in mind that Best Buy limits review photos to 10MB, my photo CANNOT do this screen justice. You really do have to go see one in person.

Incredible monitor. Works well and looks absolutely amazing.

Best 4k monitor out there and it shipped a day early.

Best monitor ever , 240hz ? You want 480hz ? Ok the monitor can .

This is hands down the best monitor I have owned. The picture and color quality did not disappoint!

No problems with this display whatsoever. Text clarity is superb and the oled experience is the best ive seen. Highly recommend over the ucdm if you have glare present in your space.

My 1st ever OLed monitor and it did not let me down I'm overwhelm with this upgrade

I have tried multiple 4k 240hz models. Almost all of the qd oleds have horrible VRR flicker. The lg woled panels seem to be less effected by this issue and this Asus PG32UCDP in my opinion, the best option right now for 4k 16:9. Matte screen coating is a non issue for me.

This monitor looks amazing. But switching from one input to another is not the best. Also im not sure if its my GPU or having a duel monitor setup but the screen goes in and out about three times before it finally sets up into a steady screen. I am happy with my purchase but feel it could have been a bit more responsive in the things i mention above

Absolutely phenomenal. Stunning clarity, best monitor I have gotten.

One of the best monitor I’ve ever had. Worth every penny!

Great color and nice looking monitor. Makes games look real life

I absolutely adore it and would definitely suggest it.

10/10 service.Very engaged workers that’s helped me with my purchase.

Best OLED Moniter, for PC, Dest Top, Gaming, Video's.

I’m really disappointed at bestbuy they should have an option that says Use or NEW when you purchase it like amazon and Before i picked this up i ask the employee is this brand new and he said yes but when i got it and opened this all i received its been abused with all scratches on it.

Just bought this Monitor within a month screen flickering and going black Just as soon as the 2 weeks past i tried everything to troubleshoot why do a $1000 monitor have worse problems then a $500 monitor sh doesn't make sense

I bought this monitor about a month ago. Its been pretty great, but while doing some cable management, i noticed something. The monitor was bent at the bottom left corner! I’m screwed because im out of my “return period”. I will be contacting Customer Support for both Best Buy and ASUS about this. Terrible quality for a $1200 monitor.

Purchased the ASUS PG32UCDP after owning the PG32UCDM (the QD-OLED version) for 8 months. I'll go over 3 topics in this review which will include 1. a review of the PG32UCDP, 2. differences between the UCDP and the UCDM, and 3. why I switched to the UCDP. 1. The ASUS ROG Swift PG32UCDP is a stunning monitor. The 31.5" display size is the perfect for immersive gaming, media consumption, and productivity without it being too large on a desk. The gorgeous colors, infinite contrast, and instantaneous pixel response times that OLEDs give you is an experience you cannot go back from. This model also gives a nice dual mode option that lets you use your display at 4K 240Hz or 1080p 480Hz. This feature is useful for those who play fast pace competitive games where high frame rates and low latency is priority. This is also a useful feature for those playing demanding games that have low FPS since you can conveniently switch to native 1080p if you are willing to sacrifice resolution for motion smoothness. OLEDs do suffer from VRR flickering in some games where you have darker scenes and fluctuating frames. Although this doesn't happen often, it can be annoying when it does. This monitor does have an "Anti-Flicker" option that limits the VRR range to reduce flickering. In my experience this does work in some scenarios to reduce but not eliminate flicker. It's a nice option to have, but I still think limiting the frame rate or reducing your monitors refresh rate is a better choice to VRR flicker. The KVM switch also works great. I love being able to switch between my PC and MacBook on this monitor while being able to keep my MacBook charged all with the same USB-C connection. There are also a number of other features ASUS offers that I have not really found use for yet such as ELMB black frame insertion and AI Assistant options. I do like the OLED care options that are available, and that ASUS does offer a 3-year warranty that covers burn-in (although ASUS does not have a good track record when it comes to honoring warranties). Nonetheless, this is a fantastic OLED monitor. 2. PG32UCDP vs PG32UCDM: The PG32UCDM is an alternative version to this monitor with a QD-OLED panel versus a WOLED found on this UCDP model. QD-OLEDs offer a little more vibrant colors and color volume, are slightly clearer and sharper due to the glossy panel and offer other features such as Dolby Vision. However, QD-OLEDs are best used in dim or dark rooms since they have "raised black" issues where blacks turn to grey or purple when in brighter rooms or when light is reflecting off of it. Even though most QD-OLEDs are considered gloss, they do still have an anti-glare coating on them. This coating is extremely delicate and is easily scratched, even when wiping with a soft microfiber cloth. WOLEDs on the other hand are excellent in any environment, not only because the semi-matte finish on the display that combat reflections better, but because they do not suffer from the raised black issue. Blacks will remain perfect in bright or dark rooms. The WOLED on the UCDP also is brighter in HDR than the QD-OLED on the UCDM. The UCDP also offers unique features over the UCDM such as the dual mode, anti-flicker, and AI assistant options. The matte finish is also more durable, so wiping with any microfiber cloth or t-shirt most likely won't cause any permanent damage or markings like QD-OLEDs. Ultimately, the QD-OLED is best for those who mainly use their monitor in dim or dark rooms as it provides the best colors and clarity and offering features such as Dolby Vision. The UCDP is best for those who use their monitor in all types of brightness environments since the display does better at fighting reflections, maintains deep blacks, and has brighter HDR. You also get the option for features such as dual mode. 3. The last thing I want to cover is why I made the switch to the UCDP. As much as I loved the colors and clarity the QD-OLEDs provide, after many months of use, I found that QD-OLEDs actually give me eye strain and fatigue and I would need to take frequent breaks from working or gaming. I've read online that others have experienced this as well. I've seen reasons from the blue light that QD-OLEDs emit, the unique sub-pixel structure they use, and adjustments from glossy to matte panels. Not really sure what was causing mine, but switching the WOLED has significantly reduced or even eliminated this issue for me. Another reason is because I do like to use my monitor in a bright room during the day since I like to open my windows to get natural light especially when I am working. It's also nice to not have to worry so much about cleaning the display and possibly damaging the fragile coating on the QD-OLED panel. The reason I say this monitor is almost perfect is because I believe the perfect OLED will eventually come with the same color and clarity that QD-OLEDs bring along with the perfect blacks and bright HDR that WOLEDs provide. Include a combination of the features that both display types have and no VRR flickering issues. Until then, this monitor gets very close.

This is one of the best OLED monitors you can buy. WOLED for deep blacks even in the brightest rooms, great motion, lots of great features like optical audio out and customizable HDR. Even though it's matte, it's more of a semi-matte, so the image is still very much 3D-like. I can't find really any negatives on it other than, sometimes, it takes some time to wake up from sleep when I turn my computer on. (I've heard you can disable auto scan to fix that, but sometimes my wife uses her MacBook through USB-C on it, so I don't wanna do that!) Probably the best screen you can get for any environment until the new glossy WOLEDs come out in August/September!