ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDP, 31.5"

Gaming-Monitor mit exzellenter Bildqualität, hervorragender Helligkeit, ansprechender Beleuchtung und praktischem Dual-Mode. Preislich ordnet man sich aber deutlich oberhalb der Konkurrenz ein.

I hate to call any gaming monitor perfect, but the Asus ROG Swift PG32UCDP is about as close as I’ve seen. It has a stunning image for SDR and HDR, plenty of accurate and saturated color, and unequaled gaming performance. If you have the budget, I highly recommend picking one up.

We have a dedicated article covering this very question in detail that shows many more comparisons of things like text clarity and the screen coating, so that's well worth a read if you are considering the options. But to quickly summarize, it's difficult to say which panel is better and we don't think there's a clear winner; it depends on the sorts of features you're interested in. The benefits of going with the PG32UCDP are its 1080p 480Hz mode, stronger brightness characteristics in brighter HDR scenes with less propensity for panel dimming, and in some environments, the matte screen coating will offer a superior experience. The benefits of going QD-OLED, like the PG32UCDM, are its glossy screen coating that offers better clarity in some environments, support for Dolby Vision, wider color volume, and better accuracy in some SDR and HDR configurations. For a typical gamer that isn't too concerned about specific features, both panel types offer excellent performance, including fast response times, a high refresh rate, low input lag, and superb HDR with deep blacks and per-pixel control. So either way you go, you'll be getting a top-end experience. In which case, price becomes a pretty major factor. At $1,300, the Asus ROG PG32UCDP is priced identically to the PG32UCDM. In the grand scheme of things, $1,300 is pretty expensive for a 4K OLED monitor, with QD-OLEDs routinely coming in cheaper than that, usually in the $1,000 to $1,200 range. If you can get a very similar experience from a QD-OLED for a couple of hundred dollars less, in many instances it just makes sense to grab a QD-OLED like the MSI 321URX or Dell AW3225QF. It's going to be a price battle between the various models because the majority of options are great and highly competitive, so do your research, assess all the models, and focus on the features you like.