Review Asus ROG Swift PG32UQ Gaming Monitor Review: 4K, 155 Hz Excellence

[Admin]

Asus’ ROG Swift PG32UQ is the first Ultra HD monitor we’ve tested to 155 Hz. It also features a 32-inch IPS panel, Adaptive-Sync, over 83% coverage of Rec.2020 color, HDR 600 and a zone-dimming edge backlight.

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[bolweval]

How is it that we can buy a 55" 4k TV for $300 but a 32" 4k monitor is $1000?

 

[blacknemesist]

How is it that we can buy a 55" 4k TV for $300 but a 32" 4k monitor is $1000?

Supply and demand and the fact that this is still a very niche market therefore "new" hence pricy and outdated.
Also 55'' for PC is not an option for anyone.

 

[emitfudd]

I've been looking for a monitor with these specs for a long time. Then I read a bunch of recent 2022 reviews for this exact model on Amazon and the majority of them were bad. Monitor died, bad pixels, etc. There are also a lot of comments that you can only get to 120Hz with 4K. What is the point of 155Hz if you can't use it?

 

[drivinfast247]

How is it that we can buy a 55" 4k TV for $300 but a 32" 4k monitor is $1000?

That $300 dollar 4k TV will have garbage picture quality no VRR and more than likely horrendous input lag.

 

[Kridian]

cracks knuckles
$1,000 dollars! WAT!?
oh! ASUS, that explains the greed.

 

[gggplaya]

How is it that we can buy a 55" 4k TV for $300 but a 32" 4k monitor is $1000?

It's called economies of scale, 32" 4K Tv's sell very little. It's a niche segment.

Now LG is making a 42" OLED 120hz panel which will start selling in several TV brands like LG and Sony, as well as ASUS. That will have enough economies of scale to keep the price somewhat ok, thanks to the console market.