ASRock Phantom Gaming Monitor 27″ QHD (2560×1440) 240Hz Flat WOLED, 0.03ms (GTG), 99% DCI-P3 with 129% sRGB Color Space, 2xHDMI 2.1, 2xDisplayPort

Pros: It’s clear, crisp and works like a gangbuster.
The picture is phenomenal, contrast is OLED great! Cons: The bezel is kinda flimsy.
There is ABSOLUTELY NO DOCUMENTATION with this monitor on the website!
You can find drivers and the chemical sheet, nothing else.
You get a quick start guide, a calibration sheet and that’s it for documents with the monitor.
So anything you want to know, you gotta figure it out yourself.
Makes me fear dealing with THEIR support. Overall Review: I’d recommend the monitor, just be aware you’re not getting much help with it from Asrock. And after Newegg screwing everything up with this ordering process, I don’t recommend getting it from Newegg if you have to. Here’s why: I ordered a ProArt monitor originally. So my monitor had a label printed and sat in that status for a week. Contacted the chat to find out, got a newbie (an hour long fun fest ensued). A refund process for the lost package was started because she didn’t know why it was stuck and couldn’t figure out what was going on. I got off the phone and eventually figured out it was on backorder when I went to reorder it. (I was told it would be faster to do this than have her replace the order.) Called again, got a rep who told me the chat side and the phone side don’t communicate, so wasted an hour with a newbie. She said she could refund the expedited S&H for the new monitor (this one) because of the problems per the chat agent. That was all on the 17th. Got the monitor two days later thanks to a weather delay. Today is the 24th, called CS right off the bat this morning and the refund had not been processed because they sent the monitor anyway. So now I have to send it back when it gets here. Now it’ll be another week or two before I’m refunded. But hey, at least I got some standard issue hollow apologies out of it. So that makes up for everything.
Probably the worst experience with Newegg I’ve ever had. This entire scenario has been one massive cluster bleep after another that makes me question ordering from Newegg again. Mediocre and disturbingly bad CS from three different service reps. (I hate hollow apologies, people who don’t listen before they start talking and newbies who aren’t trained properly and go missing for minutes at a time.)
I’m not sure what else I can say. Years of service lets me know Newegg isn’t the worst, but the last two weeks lets me know they’re slipping up big time.
The monitor gets 4 stars due to the quality, price and lack of manuals and website support.
Newegg gets -9000 for this cluster bleep.

Pros: Has all the bells and whistles I wanted for a great price. Would buy again. Don’t wait if it’s on sale. Just go for it. Cons: None that I can think of. I’ll update if need be. Overall Review: It has plenty of ports. I’d increase the number of USB ports is all. CES it looked as if it had 3. I only have 2 but it’s still feature rich and can’t beat it for the price no way.

Pros: Good price
OLED is the goat panel tech Cons: No professional reviews online Overall Review: Great OLED monitor, just wish there was more visibility online about it. There’s basically no official reviews and the only user reviews I could find were here and Reddit. Honestly, the only reason I got this monitor is because I got it in a bundle with a 9070 XT. But I’m very satisfied so far. It does all the typical OLED things: great contrast, black levels, motion quality, etc. And it has some pretty good anti burn in features. It does a pixel refresh when you put it to sleep after a few hours of use, so I feel pretty good about the longevity. My OLED TV has lasted almost a year now with no burn in, and I leave it on sports games all the time without any scoreboard burn, so I feel like it’s not really something I need to worry about.

Overall Review: My first 1440p OLED monitor, so far looks really good and glad i got a good deal