Gigabyte’s MO27Q28G is a great new entry into the affordable OLED monitor arena. Bringing an LG tandem WOLED panel into the sub-$600 price bracket immediately makes the monitor appealing. The Gigabyte is particularly strong in SDR brightness and provides solid color performance alongside good-enough HDR and motion clarity. I would have liked a slightly more stylish design and a USB-C port with at least 65 watts of Power Delivery, but I can happily excuse those downsides at this price. Gamers looking to buy a less expensive OLED monitor should give this one a look.
Tested: Gigabyte's MO27Q28G is a great entry-level OLED monitor… On the inside it’s about average, with actual charging performance somewhat better than the Amazon Basics USB 2.0 cable but not in the class of the Javex cable, which supports charge rates up to 100 watts instead of the Powerline’s 60 watts. …
… The Asus ProArt P16, by contrast, has a maximum TGP of 115 watts. The trade-off here is that the T1g only requires a 140-watt power adapter, while the ProArt P16 requires a 200-watt power adapter. Foundry / Matthew Smith Predictably, the lower TGP leads to lower performance in games, too. …
Image: Matthew Smith / Foundry At a glance Expert's Rating Pros Slim yet functional stand High SDR brightness for an OLED display Excellent contrast and wide color gamut Extremely competitive price Cons Design is a bit too basic USB-C port only provides 18 watts of Power Delivery HDR performance is… …
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