ASUS goes OLED - ASUS Gaming Monitors

ASUS at CES 2023 showcases a bold shift toward OLED with their ProArt Display lineup, highlighting the ProArt Display OLED PA32DCM. The host explains that OLED technology largely eliminates haloing and blooming found in mini LED panels, thanks to pixel-level local dimming, and notes the 31.5 inch 4K panel with plans for higher resolution in the future. He details that the OLED panel avoids a white subpixel design, which helps preserve color accuracy even at bright HDR levels, with a measured delta E under one after factory tuning. The PA32DCM emphasizes color performance, high coverage of DCIP3, and robust I/O including Thunderbolt 4, USB-A, USB-C with up to 90W power delivery, and DisplayPort. The stand and wall-mount design updates are highlighted, making mounting easier and saving desk space, while maintaining a slim profile and strong build. ASUS positions these professional-grade monitors as premium but with strong value in the PA279CRV, delivering strong color fidelity, precise gamma, and strong HDR performance. The host also previews additional OLED and high-refresh-rate gaming monitors in the same family, including fast 540 Hz TN models for esports and a 27 inch OLED gaming flagship, underscoring ASUS’ strategy to bring OLED deeper into both professional workflows and competitive gaming. Throughout, the video blends product impressions with practical notes on usability, such as improved cable management and accessible ports, and concludes with anticipation for more detailed follow-up coverage on LTT’s channels. The overall message is clear: OLED gaming and professional displays from ASUS are here to redefine brightness, color accuracy, and response times, setting a new bar for high-end monitors in 2023 and beyond.

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