Even in SDR, it maxes out at a gleaming 487.1cd/m2.
It’s not just blasting out nits for the sake of it, either.
Theres also a teensy, tiny bit of ghosting on fast-moving objects.
The ROG Swift PG32UQX is better at just about everything else, mind.
And again, a smidge of ghosting doesnt remotely make for a smudgy mess.
The design and build quality are up to snuff, too.
The feature list is decent too, including USB pass-through and a camera mount on top.
As good as the HDR is… ouchies.
