Asus RoG Strix XG438Q 43-inch 4K gaming monitor comes to UK

[HEXUS]

£1099 monitor features DisplayHDR 600, FreeSync 2 HDR, and a max 120Hz refresh.

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[TooNice]

Wow, last time I looked at a PC monitor, in what seems like ages ago, 30 inch was a as big as they came, without gaming refresh rate, nor 4K, for around that price. Once you stop following tech advancement, you really notice it when you do.

Saying that, I wonder how confortable 43 inch is when it is right in front of you.

(Could be handy when working with multiple spreadsheet too.. though I suppose that for productivity, it might still be easier to work on two smaller screens than a large one)

[Terbinator]

The biggest hurdle for this is maximising the 4K120.

Can't help but feel you'd be better off picking up an OLED for the same money if you can squeeze a 55" in to your setup.

[Stu C]

Price doesn't seem too bad??? Maybe I've been desensitised by the prices of recent GSync models and LG UW???

[MightyGadget]

Wow, last time I looked at a PC monitor, in what seems like ages ago, 30 inch was a as big as they came, without gaming refresh rate, nor 4K, for around that price. Once you stop following tech advancement, you really notice it when you do.

Saying that, I wonder how confortable 43 inch is when it is right in front of you.

(Could be handy when working with multiple spreadsheet too.. though I suppose that for productivity, it might still be easier to work on two smaller screens than a large one)

I had a 40-inch TV as my main monitor until recently, more for productivity than gaming, as you said. They work well if wall-mounted and on quite a deep table, things in the top left or right corner might require a bit of head movement but that's it.

I was going to get this monitor as a replacement but ended up with the Samsung C49RG90 ultra-wide!

[tinbin]

very nice I want one