Very nice screen
I was replacing an Asus ROG PG279Q which was just fine for me but had been damaged.
I hesitated for a long time to switch to OLED because of what I read about the risk of burn-in and above all what it would mean in terms of maintenance.
First of all, the screen is beautiful. There's no Whgaou effect when you first switch it on, but gradually you realise how deep the colours are. That's really the big plus, with a particular emphasis on the deep blacks. This detail alone really changes the overall effect. And then there's also the uniformity of the colours, with no over- or under-lit areas.
After that, there are quite a few downsides: the edges aren't as sharp as they should be. The image displayed is fine, but nothing more. The maintenance menu is a bit complex and, above all, there's no timer to tell you when a pixel refresh needs to be done. So I do it regularly but I wonder if it works properly. The operation takes less than 6 minutes and during that time the screen is completely black. I was afraid it would be annoying but in fact it's quite manageable. It's also changed the way I use the screen a bit: as soon as I'm not in front of it, I remember to turn it off so that the image doesn't freeze! It's all to the good for the planet!
Another drawback is that the Asus logo under the screen is always lit up. Impossible to switch off!
Finally, I'd heard about the cleaning of the panel and I actually have a different opinion. I'm a maniac, but it's easy to clean the panel and it's actually perfect, much better than my IPS screen which I had to wipe every day!
In short, I'd recommend this screen and keep my fingers crossed that it will last.
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