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Equipped with Smart KVM, premium cooling, and a QD-OLED panel, the PG49WACD is ready to take center stage.

The ROG Swift OLED PG42UQ and PG48UQ offer gamers the advantages of OLED panels in a display that’s primed for immersive, fast-paced action.

The massive ROG Swift PG43UQ fuses all of the latest and greatest gaming monitor tech into one big screen. We go hands-on to experience its full glory.

The ROG Swift PG43UQ puts 4K HDR gaming on a massive new canvas.

The ROG Strix G packs a punch by focusing on fundamental features and performance to provide a great gaming experience at a palatable price.

The Zephyrus S GX701 outperforms the rest of the pack while breaking the bulky gaming laptop stereotype into a million little pieces.

The ROG Strix XG49VQ offers the sweeping panorama of two 27” monitors in a curved, ultra-wide 49” form factor with HDR and a 144Hz refresh rate.

ROG is back at Blizzcon and we're bringing everything from gaming phones to desktops. Stop by the booth and win some prizes!

We went hands-on with the ROG Swift PG27UQ to test a variety of games and movies on our first high refresh rate HDR gaming monitor.

The upcoming MG279Q is a gaming monitor focus on giving gamers who demand superior viewing angles and color reproduction a new choice when it comes to a low response and high refresh rate monitor. With a 27-inch In-Plane Switching (IPS spec) LCD display that'll run at 120+Hz (we're still working on certifying 144Hz) at WQHD (2560 x 1440) resolution with DisplayPort and HDMI connectivity and a super narrow bezel design.

The top tech dudes at Kit Guru have managed to get their hands on, for a Swift PG278Q review. The 27", 144Hz WQHD G-Sync gaming monitor was tested for quality, calibration, black/bright levels and gaming performance, and thus given a 9.5/10 and "Must Have" award in conclusion. Hit the link below to read the full review.

ROG Nordics gets hands on with the ROG Swift PG278Q G-Sync gaming monitor and Battlefield 4 using a customized G70 with 2x GTX Titan's in SLI.

Mere weeks away! Specs refresher inside.

YouTuber Bennycentral has explained why it's better to use a gaming monitor like the ASUS VG248QE than a normal HDTV for gaming - even if you're a console gamer. Hint: lower input lag and faster refresh rates!

ROG just announced its Swift PG278Q premium gaming monitor at CES 2014. We've got a few pictures and quick QnA in our other post, but if you're looking for the official word of ASUS, hit the PR button inside for more details!

At CES 2014 ROG has just announced its new PG278Q 'Swift' gaming monitor. 27-inches diagonally with WQHD (2560 x 1440) resolution, featuring Nvidia G-Sync hardware and 144Hz fast-gaming display means this is the ultimate gaming monitor! See the full spec and our quick QnA inside for more details.

PewPewPew! It's time to shoot some aliens. Hit 6 of each in 90 seconds but you can only do it with the right ASUS LCD monitor tech. If you're not Flash-enabled, at least check out our HTML5'd gaming monitor micro-site (link inside). I guarantee you'll spend at least 3 minutes just playing with scrolling up and down!

ASUS Australia and Dan K have spent some time hands-on with the VG248QE 144Hz 24" gaming monitor to give us an in depth overview.