Enhance your gaming experience with the ASUS ROG Strix XG27ACDNG monitor! Immerse yourself in fluid and realistic images thanks to an OLED screen with 2.5K resolution, a refresh rate of 360 Hz and a fast response time of 0.03 ms.
PC monitor 2.5K - 2560 x 1440 pixels - 0.03 ms (grey to grey) - 16/9 - OLED - 360 Hz - HDR 400 - FreeSync Premium Pro / NVIDIA G-SYNC Compatible - DisplayPort/HDMI/USB-C - Pivot - Black .
Enhance your gaming experience with the ASUS ROG Strix XG27ACDNG monitor! Immerse yourself in fluid and realistic images thanks to an OLED screen with 2.5K resolution, a refresh rate of 360 Hz and a fast response time of 0.03 ms. You'll also be more comfortable with its ergonomic stand, which allows you to position the screen in the ideal position.
OLED screen with 2.5K resolution
Immerse yourself in breathtaking visual precision with the ROG Strix XG27ACDNG. Its QD-OLED panel, combined with vivid 2.5K resolution and support for HDR 400 display, ensures a high-quality gaming and multimedia experience, bringing every detail to life with vibrant colours and remarkable clarity. Reduce lag and motion blur with a 360Hz refresh rate and a very fast 0.03ms response time (GTG). This combination ensures smooth, responsive gameplay, giving you the edge in fast-paced titles such as first-person shooters, racing games and real-time strategy games. React instantly to on-screen action and fire decisive shots with confidence.
Ultra-smooth display
As well as the fluidity of display made possible by a maximum frequency of 360 Hz, enjoy a tear-free gaming experience thanks to G-SYNC and FreeSync Premium Pro compatibility! This guarantees smooth, synchronised images by activating the variable refresh rate (VRR) by default. What's more, ELMB technology reduces ghosting and tearing for sharp images and high refresh rates during gaming.
Adjustable display format
For gamers who typically use smaller monitors, the XG27ACDNG is capable of displaying a 24.5-inch image, a 4:3 aspect ratio image or a full screen 4:3 aspect ratio image with deep black OLED borders around the image. For FPS gamers, playing in full screen 4:3 format allows game targets or character models to appear slightly larger, making them easier to hit.
Key features:
26.5-inch QHD (2560 x 1440) QD-OLED gaming monitor with 360Hz refresh rate and 0.03ms response time for immersive gaming
Highly efficient customised heat sink, advanced airflow design and ASUS OLED Care+ features to reduce the risk of burns
After a week of intensive use, I'd like to share my thoughts on the ASUS XG27ACDNG 360Hz OLED screen, a real technological gem that has transformed my gaming and working experience. With its vibrant colours and striking contrast, it offers total immersion and remarkable fluidity thanks to its 360Hz. Whether you're a fierce competitor or an all-round user looking for performance and elegance, this screen will meet all your expectations. There was one slight drawback: activating G-Sync caused some annoying flickering. When deactivated, the problem disappears completely, allowing you to take full advantage of its exceptional image quality. ASUS manages to combine cutting-edge technology, refined design and versatility to deliver an unrivalled viewing experience. I highly recommend this model to those who aspire to excellence.
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by ThomasA
Posted on 19 Mar 2025
Bought on 27 Feb 2025 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 10
The best 360hz v27" OLED panel
Quite frankly, this screen is a delight! The 1440p OLED panel delivers ultra-bright colours with insane contrast, and is a real pleasure to use with the glossy panel. But what impresses most is the fluidity, with 360hz and an almost instantaneous response time (0.03 ms inputlag), everything is hyper-responsive, perfect for fast-paced FPS. There's no blurring or ghosting, just an ultra-sharp image. Ergonomics are well thought out, with an adjustable stand and a sober but stylish design. The little RGB on the back adds a nice touch without overdoing it. And with g-sync compatibility, jerkiness is a thing of the past. Clearly one of the best screens
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by JordanM
Posted on 18 Mar 2025
Bought on 20 Feb 2025 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 10
Top-notch screen
Top-notch screen, coming from an ips full hd slab, the change is incredible. The colours are magnificent, as is the screen as a whole (aesthetically and ergonomically).
The Rog rgb logo on the back isn't bad. If you're as hesitant as I was to compare oled screens, you won't be disappointed with the result.
10/10.
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by RainuiH
Posted on 6 Mar 2025
Bought on 25 Feb 2025 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 1Average rating: 10
notice after 1 week's use
Great screen, mainly used for competitive gaming. Highly recommend if you have the budget. Mainly used on Overwatch, Fragpunk and Rivals. If your config is capable of giving you fps don't hesitate.
As far as the QD OLED panel is concerned, this new iteration is much better, no very noticeable Pixel Fringing (still a bit present on text but you have to know what to look for to see it).
preferred in a room where it's possible to control the brightness, the QD Oled gives a slightly grey reflection with the light reflecting, if that's not possible prefer a W Oled panel which doesn't have this problem.
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by PLpmt
Posted on 28 Dec 2024
Bought on 19 Dec 2024 from LDLC
Number of reviews: 3Average rating: 8
best OLED monitor I've tested
I initially came from the ASUS XG27AQDMG, with which I was very satisfied. However, after a week, two blocked pixels appeared, which prompted me to send it back. I then opted for a SAMSUNG Odyssey G6 OLED, but was very disappointed: the OSD was poor and, worst of all, some screens in this range (including the one I had) suffer from coil whine at 360 Hz.
So I returned the SAMSUNG and bought this ASUS XG27AQCDNG. Like the XG27AQDMG, I'm really pleased with it. The colours are magnificent, and the functions dedicated to preserving the OLED screen (pixel cleaning, screen saver, automatic brightness for logos, etc.) are extremely well thought-out. The OSD is comprehensive, and even features a menu that displays the amount of time the screen has been in use since the last pixel cleaning, as well as the total number of cleanings carried out. That's a real plus.
Brightness is excellent: I can play in the middle of the day with a window a metre to my left without being bothered.
The 360Hz is, unsurprisingly, perfect for competitive games like Valorant or League of Legends. As for HDR, it's good quality, even though I never use it for single-player games or anything else.
The only gripe I have (which ASUS will fix via a firmware update) is a probable incompatibility between OLED anti-flicker and VRR (G-SYNC/FreeSync). In fact, when both are activated, the screen can switch off for half a second before switching back on again, which is quite frustrating, especially at crucial moments in games. To get round this problem, I deactivated Anti-Flicker (which causes a noticeable flicker, particularly in menus or dark scenes in a game).
For those who don't need 360 Hz, I recommend the XG27AQDMG, which is exactly the same screen but in 240 Hz.
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