ASUS ROG Swift PG32UQ 32” 4K HDR 144Hz DSC HDMI 2.1 Gaming Monitor, UHD (3840 x 2160), IPS, 1ms, G-SYNC Compatible, Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync, Eye Care, DisplayPort, USB, DisplayHDR 600
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Style: 32” IPS 4K 1ms 144Hz HDMI2.1 G-SYNC HDR
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- 32-inch UHD (3840 x 2160) IPS gaming monitor with 144Hz refresh rate designed for professional gamers and immersive gameplay
- Aspect Ratio is 16:9; Viewing Angle (CR10, H/V) is 178/ 178; Brightness (Typ) is 450cd/m2
- 4K at 120Hz via HDMI 2.1 to make the most of the next gen consoles mind-blowing performance
- ASUS Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync (ELMB SYNC) technology enables ELMB together with variable refresh rate, eliminating ghosting and tearing for sharp gaming visuals with high frame rates
- G-SYNC Compatible certified, delivering a seamless, tear-free gaming experience by enabling VRR (variable refresh rate) by default.
- High dynamic range (HDR) technology with DisplayHDR 600 certification and DCI-P3 professional color gamut ensures exceptional contrast and color performance
- Compatible with ROG desk mount kit that can clamp to the edge of most any flat work surface.
- With ASUS Variable overdrive technology, PG32UQ makes motion look more consistently at a wider range of variable frame rates
- Rich connectivity with DisplayPort 1.4 DSC x1, HDMI (v2.1) x2, and USB 3.0 x2 ports
- 3-month Adobe Creative Cloud: Receive complimentary access with the purchase of this product (valid until 8/31/2026)
Description
The ROG Swift PG32UQ is a 32-inch 4K UHD IPS gaming monitor designed for 144Hz gaming. It features the latest HDMI 2.1 to support up to native 4K 120Hz visuals on the latest consoles without subsampling, and NVIDIA G-SYNC compatibility to enable supersmooth experiences on PCs.
Brand: ASUS
Screen Size: 32 inches
Resolution: 4K UHD 2160p
Aspect Ratio: 169
Screen Surface Description: Glossy
Aspect Ratio: 169
Screen Finish: Glossy
Contrast Ratio: 10001
Refresh Rate: 144 hertz
Display Type: LED
Display Technology: IPS
Viewing Angle: 178 degrees
Brightness: 450 cd/m²
Color Gamut: 1.6
Picture Quality Enhancement Technology: DisplayHDR 600, DCI-P3 color gamut
Screen Size: 32 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 17.79"D x 28.67"W x 11.52"H
Item Weight: 21.4 pounds
Resolution: 4K UHD 2160p
Display Resolution Maximum: 3840 x 2160
Native Resolution: 3840x2160
Power Consumption: 34 watts
Voltage: 240 volts
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 2
Total Usb Ports: 2
Number of Component Outputs: 2
Total USB 3.0 Ports: 2
Additional Features: Blue Light Filter, Flicker-Free, Height Adjustment, Swivel Adjustment, Tilt Adjustment
Specific Uses For Product: Business, Gaming, Personal
Color: BLACK
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Shape: Rectangular
Brand: ASUS
Model Number: PG32UQ
Model Name: PG32UQ
Warranty Description: 3 Year Warranty with ARR
UPC: 195553043403
Manufacturer: ASUS
Included Components: Color Calibration report;USB cable, DP cable;ROG sticker, PG32UQ monitor, Power cord;Power adapter, Warranty card;QSG;ultra high speed HDMI cable
Item Type Name: monitor
Response Time: 1 milliseconds
Connectivity Technology: Bluetooth, HDMI
Hardware Connectivity: 3.5mm Audio, HDMI, USB 3.0, USB 3.2 Gen 1
Adaptive Sync: G-Sync
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Edit: PLEASE also look into all of the other negative reviews here and on other retailer sites. There is something -wrong- with this monitor from a power perspective. ASUS needs to address this. No one should be buying this monitor until they do. TL;DR - Monitor died after 5 days of light use, no longer powers on. Below average quality with its shaky plastic buttons on the rear, dead pixel, all plastic construction and, well, the fact that it died in 5 days. Picture is nice and clear as you expect for 4K, but this feels overpriced and cheap for a thousand dollars. Pros: - Boxing and presentation; included ROG-branded cables, stickers, ROG literature insert - Factory calibrated sRGB mode with included calibration report - Height adjustable stand - Lots of settings and options including several picture modes, ELMB-Sync, adaptive sync & GSYNC(compatible, and works with ELMB-Sync too) - Picture is clear and sharp as you expect for 4K in 32". Noticeable difference from 1440p in my opinion Cons: - It died in 5 days. No longer powers on. It randomly started to flash full-screen colors at maximum brightness today while it was in standby mode and my PC was asleep. Upon waking my PC from sleep, the monitor came to life as expected, power cycled a few times on its own moments later and is now completely dead. (I did try a different DisplayPort cable, but with the included ASUS power brick and small circular power connector you can't easily try a different power cable, unfortunately. And I did update the firmware successfully one day prior to it dying.) - Plastic buttons on the rear are incredibly cheap. They're shaky in their cut out and have a loud plastic clunk when pressed. Feels like these belong on a $75 monitor from Staples. - sRGB mode locks out most picture settings and on my unit, looked slightly yellow despite factory calibration - Dynamic backlight setting is atrocious and causes blooming around windows and the cursor. Almost unusable. - Average/fair response time. Read professional reviews for this to see that the response time is subpar for a monitor like this in 2021 - ELMB-Sync lowers brightness when enabled - "Racing Mode" picture mode is apparently the only picture mode that lowers input lag, but at the cost of wildly saturated colors - My unit had one dead pixel in the lower right corner * GSYNC 'compatible' only may be a con to some. Would have appreciated at least regular GSYNC for a thousand dollars I would not recommend this monitor.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 3, 2021 by Art Vandelay
I absolutely love the monitor. It performs at the highest level that you expect! Top of the line coming from Asus and the presentation when you unbox it is AMAZING! I have 2 very small things I don't like about it....The contrast ratio is only 700:1 and it don't allow Dolby Vision, otherwise it's absolutely the best monitor I've ever owned! I wouldn't have it any other way. It's the best way to play on my PS5 and my XSX. The frames are flawless and it's super bright! The HDR makes some games a little dull as far as your blacks and your shades. It's sometimes better to turn off your HDR or turn it down depending on what your doing, but it's seriously only a minor issue. The picture quality and gameplay is OUTSTANDING! I highly recommend this monitor! It does everything you need for the next gen systems for the 1ms and can be hooked up to your pc as well and runs overclocked at 150hz. You get what you pay for and this monitor delivers on all ends! If I didn't buy this monitor I'd recommend an LG C1. It's a television but it offers Dolby Vision and its an OLED panel with VRR built into it with 4 hdmi 2.1 inputs. I can assure you if you buy this monitor; you will be very impressed and you won't be disappointed with your purchase! Thanks for reading my review! 😉
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Reviewed in the United States on February 3, 2022 by Tyler Renner
I was really looking forward to this monitor when it was first announced. 32", 4K, HDR, 144Hz, the list went on and it checked off a lot of my boxes for professional (artist and designer) and gaming needs. A year and a half into using it now, and there are definite downsides that I wish I could tell my September 2021 self: First, there is the issue that bothers me to no end. Auto-switching inputs. I have 3 devices plugged into the display (3D Rendering/Gaming PC, Mac Studio, PS5). I usually have my 3D rendering PC and Mac Studio up and running at the same time. However, if I ever need to restart one for updates, or installing anything requiring updates, the monitor switches over to another input immediately. It takes me a good while to be able to switch back to the input I was on. All I did was restart, I wasn't intending on switching inputs, but the PG32UQ decided for me that waiting 3 seconds for the computer to restart and get a video feed was too long. There is no way to disable or change the default timing on it. This is the most irritating thing ASUS could have done. I would consider another monitor for this one thing alone. Also, as I've mentioned above, I'm an artist and designer. Color accuracy and picture quality are very important to me. I'm not even 2 years into the lifespan of this monitor and I'm already getting color splotches (starting in the corners - see attached photo). Luckily it's in the corner, so it doesn't affect me too much, but I'd expect more from a monitor that cost over $1000. I'd probably go with another monitor now, but I've learned to deal with this one for now. On the plus side, the screen is nice and large and I really like the UI of the monitor. The bezels are nice and thin and it has an overall great look to it. The screen is bright and the colors are pretty good. It's a bit slower than some other competing monitors, but with its feature set, I'm ok with that. I don't use the HDR functionality since the implementation for HDR isn't so great on either Windows or Mac. Edit: It's now been a bit longer (about to reach year 2 in a week) and the bottom 1/3 of the monitor has a bluish temperature to it now, different than the top third. It's distorting colors so much that I can no longer trust it to do color critical work I need of it even though all the specs lead me to believe that it would be great at it. This is beyond disappointing now and I feel that my 2 year old monitor that I paid $1,000 needs to be replaced. Edit 2: It's now been 4.5 years. The monitor is dead dead. I will never buy another ASUS monitor again.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2023 by ADava
The colors really pop and for me, it lets me find the enemies more clearly. I think it is a great monitor and you can game at 144hz and with G-Sync engaged it makes for a very smooth picture. I like the HDR 600 and it keeps the picture bright and colorful. I would recommend this monitor for 4k gaming.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2021 by david
The picture is breathtaking. However, the monitor does allow to turn "auto-source" off. The result is struggle to make the monitor work every time I unlock my Ubuntu machine. The monitor works perfectly with Windows. This is what happens when the monitor is connected to Ubuntu machine only. When the computer is locked, the monitor is blank. Pressing buttons on the keyboard does not make the monitor show any information from Ubuntu. A message "HDMI no signal" appears on the monitor from time to time. I assume that the computer starts sending signal and then stops periodically. After pressing Ctrl-Alt-F1,Ctrl-Alt-F2,Space a few times a screen with my account name appears. After I enter the password, the screen goes blank again. In most cases, it shows me Ubuntu desktop after that. In some cases, after the password is entered, the monitor shows "HDMI no signal" again and I have to repeat the process of unlocking from scratch. The same Linux machine works fine with an older monitor.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 1, 2022 by andrey poliektov
For the hour it worked it was amazing. Then it started. Screen went black. And since then it just restarts itself. I can get it back for a few glorious minutes by pulling the power out then back in. Works for anywhere between 12 seconds and 3 minutes then the sad cycle starts over. Great monitor but basically buy it to get it repaired so you can actually enjoy it. Sending to Asus as Amazon will not replace the monitor UPDATE: Turns out my PG32UQ is not repairable. Asus wanted to send a 2019 43" (the one with the blurry text and bad glows) because they didnt have any in stock. Waiting to see what they offer next. Will keep posted to see if Asus can redeem this nightmare. Mind you ive already made a payment on a monitor I dont have UPDATE 2: Do yourselves a favor if you get a faulty monitor and just return it to amazon. Amazon recommended I go through Asus first. Huge mistake. They have had it since dec 12th. Already stated it cant be repaired and they keep offering a buyback while I keep responding no send the monitor back (buy back takes 30 days to process?) So they are just killing my return window and still havnt sent my monitor back Final update: here we are. Three years later and the fabled power issues finally hit. Now the screen flickers black for a few seconds and comes on. Its pretty much unusable because every 4 to 30 seconds its going black for a few seconds then comes back. Really...really bad monitor with terrible QC
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Reviewed in the United States on December 2, 2021 by Alex Rock
I have been waiting on this monitor since it was announced at CES 2021. After several delays, I was finally able to get one. I’ve had the monitor for a little over a week now and it’s been amazing. It compliments my high end PC and PS5 perfectly. Sure it’s not HDR1000+ or have FALD, but I’m not complaining since it cost 1/3 the price as the X model. Also, some people have been put off by certain reviewers saying the “rEsPoNsE tImEs ArE sLoW”… no. The monitors overdrive modes take care of that perfectly. The average gamer wont notice anyway and you would need a microscope to even see any ghosting. If your looking for a 32” 4K monitor that will also compliment your new console with HDMI 2.1, look no further. UPDATE: After over 3 months of use the monitor is still going strong. I haven’t had any major issues with it yet. I will say that the halo effect is VERY noticeable. So if your someone who really doesn’t like blooming around white or lighter objects or find it distracting, you might want to hold off for better 2.1 monitors to release. There are better options coming but the prices are going to be considerably more compared to this one. UPDATE: after 9 months with the monitor, and having time to really game on it, the picture still looks nice. However, I did knock a star off b/c I just can’t get over it not having FALD for the price I paid for it back in October. At the $1,000 price point, it should have included FALD b/c the blacks are pretty poor on this display. Also, the IPS glow is bad as well. Overall, the monitor is still good but I do wish I would have waited longer for something with similar specs but also with FALD, miniLED, and HDR1000 at the $1K or less price point. UPDATE: After about 3.5 years with this monitor, it is now getting some sort of weird blueish lighting around the edges. I probably won’t use it much longer but I feel disappointed that it’s not even that old and the price at the time of purchase was $1000. Stay away from this particular model as there are wayyyy better monitors out there. The new PG32UCDM model has the specs I WISH this model had back in 2021. I will probably upgrade to that model soon and just be done with this one. UPDATE: This is my final update on this monitor. I've had it for over 4 years now and I am finally replacing it with the new XG32UCWMG (32", WOLED, True Glossy Black screen, 4K 240HZ). I'm sure no one is looking to buy the PG32UQ in 2025 but if you happen to see one on sale, avoid it as there are so many better monitors on the market nowadays.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2021 by Cam
First monitor arrived and only functioned for a few minutes. It also had a lot of white bleed through from the bottom of the frame. Second one came and still had a small amount of bleed, but other than that it performed well for 3.5 years. It would reset itself randomly, but this was rare and it was used sometimes 18 hours a day and never less than 6 hours. After 3.5 years it abruptly stopped working. The monitor would turn on and systems would detect it but the backlight would not function, OSD wouldn't come up either. A bit disappointing considering the original $1200 price tag. For reference I have Dell 24" 1920x1200 displays with the same workload still going strong after 10 years.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2025 by Rohn Adams