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Asus is launching a large number of new OLED monitors.
They include QD-OLED or WOLED panels, flat or curved designs, RGB-stripe pixels or not, glare or non-glare, and new features like 'BlackShield', DisplayPort 2.1, and Thunderbolt 4.
In competition with Dell, LG, MSI, Samsung, and others, Asus currently offers the most extensive OLED monitor lineup. Because of its complex product naming system, it's difficult to get a complete overview, so FlatpanelsHD has compiled the table below.
Asus has announced more than 15 new OLED monitors this year, ranging in size from 25 inches to 34 inches. Some replace previous models, while others expand the portfolio.
Most are currently available for purchase.
The monitors are now starting to be supplied to distributors worldwide. To check which distributors sell the monitor models, click on the model name in the table. The remaining models are expected to be released sequentially throughout the year.
QD-OLED or WOLED
The lineup includes six WOLED monitors based on tandem WOLED and nine QD-OLED models, with some models featuring the latest penta tandem QD-OLED panels.
The XG series is designed for gamers, while the PG series targets passionate gamers. The ProArt (PA) series is aimed at creative professionals and surprisingly does not feature RGB-stripe pixels, which enhance text and graphic rendering.
Asus highlighted 'BlackShield' in its penta tandem QD-OLED monitors. This technology, developed by Samsung Display, is designed to prevent black from appearing as dark gray in bright environments, a phenomenon that occurred with previous QD-OLED panels. Some new tandem WOLED models feature 'TrueBlack Glossy', a glare film that preserves the sharpness, vibrancy, and liveliness of the screen better than a matte finish.
There are two curved monitors, both with a 21:9 aspect ratio. For 16:9 monitors, Asus sticks to flat designs. The lineup ranges from a 25-inch OLED monitor with a 1080p resolution, the first of its kind on the market, to 4K resolutions, with refresh rates ranging from 120Hz to 720Hz.
DisplayPort 2.1 is becoming more widespread along with HDMI 2.1, and Thunderbolt 4 remains exclusive to Asus' ProArt monitors. USB-C is also becoming a standard, supporting up to 96W of power delivery to connected devices.
Asus, AOC, Acer, Dell, Gigabyte, HP, Lenovo, LG, MSI, Philips, Samsung, TCL, and ViewSonic are also launching new OLED monitors this year. You can find a complete overview here.
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