Gigabyte AORUS FO27Q3 27” OLED Flat Gaming Monitor - 2560 x 1440(QHD), 360Hz, 0.03ms, KVM, 250 cd/m2, FreeSync Premium Pro, DisplayHDR True Black 400, HDMI 2.1

Absolutely stunning picture quality.I find I am a bit nervous about burn in on the OLED display, so I find myself moving windows about more than I probably need to haha; and there are many conflicting ideas about when you should run the pixel refresh function, so it's difficult to know what is best there.But the colour, sharpness and clarity are unbelievable, and the extra screen width is perfect for sim racing - it's almost like a full size Mini dashboard, and makes the whole scene a bit wider, giving a better impression of being actually on the track.Only one criticism - it does not come with a 100x100 mounting plate. I already have a monitor mount, so I will have to find a plate to fit between the monitor and my mount. (my old 43inch Samsung did include a mounting plate, and it's disappointing that Gigabyte don't do the same - why not take out the European cables (or the UK cable for Euro buyers), and include a simple mounting plate instead. It just needs a simple box plate that screws in the 100x100 holes on the back of the monitor, and the protruding 'box' should have a selection of holes or drill points to allow attachment to different mounts.Anyway, regardless, this is a superb monitor so far. It arrived safely with no dead pixels, and I am very, very happy with it.

Upgrading to this OLED monitor has been an amazing experience. Very easy to setup if you follow instructions. At 32 inches it is the perfect size for my desk. Gaming and watching videos has been excellent with images being crisp and detailed. Monitor can get very bright but has some issues with brightness in HDR peak 1000 mode so I just use the regular HDR mode. Overall fantastic value if you can get this on sale.

I bought this when it was £879 in the spring sale.It’s the first oled monitor I’ve had and i really like it a lot.Did some calibration from a video on youtube but it wasn’t that involved and bought a vesa certified uhbr20 2m dp cable by Silkland.I have it paired with an Aorus master 5090 and gaming on it is just wonderful but I mean all of these Samsung panels perform well, so I’m not going to dwell on anecdotal ‘inky blacks’ circlejerk or any other buzzphrase, the experience of owning an oled like this is joyous though and worth it if you can spare the premium.Is it worth the price ? No idea (maybe) I got this in the sale but was looking at the 321urx, as of writing the 322urx will probably be touted as best because of the dp 2.1 inclusion.It’s an awesome monitor and the niggles are the stand that is a little encroaching and maybe should’ve had a smaller footprint.The fluff rear lighting is a bit fluffy, just in that it’s not needed.

At 890 pounds this really was a steal - using this with my RTX 5090 and Silkland 2m DP 2.1 cable (the included cable is really very short, you'll probably want to replace it). Absolutely blown away by the image quality (I do recommend applying custom settings to fine tune it a bit - look on youtube for guides), and the burn-in protection means I'm not overly worried about using this for coding 8 hours a day.

I bought this monitor to use with my PS5 and Mac Mini, the latter for photo-editing. While I understand that this is being clearly marketed as a gaming monitor however, at this price, and being qd-Oled display, I would expect it to be decently calibrated out of the box. It isn’t. Colours are off, skin tones are rubbish. Can’t be properly calibrated using my old calibration device (which I had used with my old LCD monitor), probably due to being an oled. On top of the high cost of the monitor itself, I have to buy an additional expensive calibration device. It remains to be seen whether that would actually solve the colour issue. As for gaming, this is a proper hdr capable monitor, so games look absolutely gorgeous. The screen seems to be semi-glossy rather than fully glossy which is a good thing. It’s an over-kill for the PS5 though as most games cannot utilise the full 4k, 120hz of the ps5 let alone the 240hz of this monitor. For me personally, I think it would have been better to go with the 42” LG C4 oled tv which is cheaper and bigger. For my personal use I would actually rate it with 3 stars, but I guess that would be unfair since this is a gaming monitor after all and not a photo-editing one.

Originally purchased the Samsung G60SD Oled monitor but was really disappointed with it. I ended up returning the monitor due to latency issues with HDMI and the screen itself.Honestly I’ve had matte coating screens for a long time on monitors and it’s never been an issue but the Samsung matte coating made the purple tint of QD Oled far more prominent.This monitor is superior in every way, better passive cooling solution as it doesn’t get as hot, full HDMI 2.1 bandwidth and really good quality joystick for navigating the menu which, destroys Samsungs UI.You do haft to update the firmware to enable pixel cleaning but this monitor is great out of the box, picture presets are good and can be tuned really well and you can also control peak brightness in SDR by adjusting the abl stabilise in the Oled care options.Would recommend this to anyone looking for a good Oled monitor. The only one negative at the time is DSC cannot be disabled.