ASUS Unveils Affordable ROG Strix OLED XG27ACDMS Monitor with Up to 280Hz Refresh Rate and 2K Resolution Priced at $558

ASUS has recently introduced its latest OLED gaming monitor, the ROG Strix OLED XG27ACDMS, which is now available in China both with and without subsidies.

ASUS Launches ROG Strix OLED XG27ACDMS: A 27-inch 1440p@280Hz Gaming Monitor Priced at Approximately $550 in China

When it comes to gaming monitors, OLED technology tends to be more expensive compared to traditional LCD options like IPS and TN panels. ASUS, a leading manufacturer of high-end OLED displays, is known for offering some of the most premium monitors in the market. Typically, their OLED lineup starts around $700, with popular models such as the ROG Strix XG27AQDMG retailing for over $650.

Following the successful launch of the previous generation, which featured a third-gen WOLED panel capable of a 240Hz refresh rate at 1440p resolution, ASUS has unveiled the ROG Strix OLED XG27ACDMS. This new model employs advanced QD-OLED technology, which allows for an impressive refresh rate of 280Hz while maintaining the 1440p resolution. Priced at 3, 999 Yuan (around US$558), it stands out as the most affordable ROG OLED gaming monitor to date.

For certain markets, the monitor is available at a subsidized rate of just 3, 400 Yuan (approximately US$474), making it the cheapest OLED 2K gaming monitor on the market. With cutting-edge features like True 10-bit color depth, a 99% DCI-P3 color gamut, a rapid response time of 0.03ms, and an impressive color accuracy rating of Delta E<2, the ROG Strix XG27ACDMS is designed to meet the expectations of serious gamers.

In addition to its high-performance specs, the XG27ACDMS introduces the NEO Proximity Sensor, a notable feature that automatically blacks out the screen when the user steps away. This innovative technology is a proactive measure to protect against image burn-in, a concern historically associated with OLED displays. Thanks to advancements in OLED technology, these monitors now demonstrate improved durability against burn-in effects, allowing them to maintain display quality for extended periods.

Furthermore, the ROG Strix XG27ACDMS comes backed by a three-year warranty that specifically includes coverage for panel burn-in. While this model’s specifications are largely aligned with its predecessor, notable differences include enhanced connectivity, with the addition of a USB-C port (DP Alt mode).At present, ASUS has not disclosed when this monitor will be available in markets outside of China, leaving enthusiasts eagerly awaiting further updates.

News Source: Weibo

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