I have used all the oled monitors that are available in the market. I do have a lg c2 55 that I use for RPG, and TV, corsair for work (I code, text isn't an issue for me - Is it crisp? No, Would you notice? With 110 PPI I would say no issue for most).
Corsair just nailed the monitor I/O - I love the way they designed it.
PS5/Xbox - you got hdmi 2.1.
PC no issues with display port, and
Type-C DP - The only high end gaming monitor that provides this (I love type-c DP, I could just plug in one usb-c to my work laptop, and not worry about power supply (its adequate unless you are gaming), and monitor's USB hub as the monitor has usb-c upstream port (What happened to lg, dell, Asus - still stuck with USB-A - This isn't a game changer, but a nice to have!), and the type-c DP. So, Monitor's Input switch is all it needs to switch your accessories between machines. This works great for people who work and game on different machines but single monitor.
NO RGB -> I like my monitors black. This is subjective, so for people who are into RGB this is a let down.
Movies & TV -> Nothing special to me, as I have a 55 c2. A television obviously excels with its AI upscaling, smoothing and so on.
Blacks -> Its just black, once you switch to oled you will love the blacks and would never go back (Proceed with caution!)
Webcam placement -> I had issues with AW34DWF because no magnetic attachment support, this monitors works perfect.
Gaming -> AW34DWF - Colors are just amazing. When you get to WOLED panels, you will notice how over-saturated Quantum Dot panels are, and I eventually started appreciating the colors on WOLED.
Brightness -> I game and work with lights on, I have no issue at all. There is a built in ABL(Auto brightness limiter) that is aggressive, but interesting part is it doesn't affect you while gaming. But, regular desktop usage takes time to get used to. There is a brightness stabilizer - If you use this the brightness is way below sub-par. I would recommend turn off brightness stabilizer and get used to the built-in ABL. This way you get the best experience it could offer in terms of brightness.
Even with lights OFF (a dark room) - With brightness stabilizer ON - You just can't game. I think they have done this because of the 3 year burn-in warranty. It took me 2-3 days to get used to ABL. No I barely notice it.
Hope this helps someone. I have finally decided to keep this, my hunt for an OLED monitor started in March, and finally came to an end!
| Standing screen display size | 27 Inches |
|---|---|
| Display Resolution | 2560x1440 |
| Max screen resolution | 2560 x 1440 Pixels |
| Number of USB 3.0 Ports | 4 |
| Brand | Corsair |
| Series | XENEON 27QHD240 |
| Item model number | RDD0023 |
| Product Dimensions | 22.43 x 53.08 x 60.44 cm; 6.3 kg |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 22.4 x 53.1 x 60.4 Centimetres |
| Colour | Black |
