you guys know I love monitors so when Asus reached out to sponsor some CES
coverage I couldn't say no but let's start with what I'm most excited about
their world's first 8K monitor the pa32
kcx at 32 in 8k resolution this thing
has got a whopping PPI of 275 pixels per
inch that beats out Apple's Pro display xdr what's even crazier is that it's got
a whopping 4,096 zones that's a tighter array than
even most high-end 65-in mini- LED TVs
on a screen this size it delivers true 10bit color covering 97% of DCI P3 and
they're claiming color accuracy of Delta e2000 at less than one out of the box
and there's a built-in motorized Colorimeter that supports self or Auto
calibration to get it back on track as it slowly drifts over time it's not as
bright as some of their previous mini LED Creator panels but it still hits a
whopping 1200 nits Peak brightness and 1,000 nits sust AED and it's also a
beast when it comes to connectivity I'm talking built-in KVM dual Thunderbolt 4
with up to 96 WS of power delivery HDMI 2.1 DP 2.1 and a built-in USB hub
absolutely wild now it's also got a bit
of a wild price it's $8,000 and launching later this year if
you want something a little less expensive let me show you our next
monitor next up we've got the pa32 qcv
this one's also 32 in but it's IPS not
mini LED this one's 6K so it's 218 PPI
it's not quite as much as some of our competitors but it's very comparable and
very good it covers 98% of DCI P3 and
it's guaranteed to show up at your door come out of the box with a Delta e of
less than two in terms of color accuracy it's also HDR 600 certified it's also
got a built-in KVM and for Io we've got DP 1.4 HDMI 2.1 a USB hub Thunderbolt 4
* 2 for Daisy chaining and up to 96 WS
of power delivery as well as USBC and a
headphone jack what really blows my mind though is the price because for a 6K
monitor it's $1.99 but we're still not done because
they've also got another 32in 4K model
with the PA 32 uce this one's also 4K
and covers 98% of DCI P3 while being accurate with a Delta e of less than one
out of the box for brightness it hits 600 nits both Peak and sustained and
supports hdr10 and hlg and for Io we've
got HDMI DisplayPort and USBC with up to 96 WS of power delivery this one's
$9.99 but if you want its smaller 27in
little brother we've got the pa27 ucge
this one's got similar specs to the last one we just looked at but it hits 165 HZ
refresh rate this one's only $7.99 and
they all feature their Lux pixel technology for anti-glare low reflection
or a glr for these three guys you can get them q1 but if you want the pa32 qcv
you're going to have to wait just a bit longer until Q2 okay let's go check out
the gaming monitors next up we've got their Rog Pulsar gaming monitor it's a
27in 1440p display Ultra fast IPS 360 HZ
refresh rate designed for professional Gamers thanks to their g-sync pulsart
technology it delivers a smooth variable refresh rate experience with improved
motion Clarity it's smooth it's fast and thanks to NVIDIA's reflex analyzer
you're always going to get an accurate measurement of just how much system
latency you're encountering and for all you Esports professionals there it's got
a dual mode to go into a 25 in mode that'll either do 1080p or and I've got
to read the card here because it's a little weird it's a
2368 byx 1332 this Ultra fast IPS gaming
monitor is coming out in Q2 and it's 649
next up we've got one you guys are probably a bit more familiar with cuz we
already put it in Linus's house before we came to CES the 27in 4K pg27 ucdm
this thing's great 4K 27in QD OLED but
the best part is it's got uh br20 for that full fat 80 gb per second bandwidth
to make sure that if you can tell the difference between DSC and not DSC you
don't have to just throw in that DP 2.1 80 gb per second and you're Off to the
Races it's also got their cool Neo proximity sensor so if you're really
worried about OLED burning or image retention you just walk away and the
monitor will turn it itself off and the best part is you can set it to whatever
distance you want with their tailored mode super cool stuff we're almost done
guys we've just got two monitors left and what's next is the XG 27 ucdmg this
one's basically a scal down version of the last one we just looked at with only
one feature really not being present and that's DP 2.1 so if you want to save a
couple hundred just go with this guy this one's going to be a Best Buy
exclusive and it's only $8.99 last but not least we've got the xg32 ucg this is
a 32-in Ultra fast IPS display with dual
mode you can either set it to 1080p 320 HZ or 4K 160 and because of that fast
refresh rate and elmb it's got great motion clarity as for Io we've got HDMI
2.1 DP 1.4 and USBC with 15 wats of
power delivery this one's coming out soon and it'll be
$4.99 that was a lot of monitors to get through thanks for sticking with me guys
thanks to Asus for sponsoring this video see you next time