ASUS Extends OLED Burn-In Warranty to 3 Years for ROG PG32UCDM Monitor in Response to MSI
ASUS has responded to MSI’s announcement of a 3-year warranty for burn-in issues on their latest OLED gaming monitors by extending the warranty for their ROG PG32UCDM monitor to 3 years as well. Notably, this extended warranty applies to only one monitor out of the current lineup of 5 OLED models. Specifically, the ROG PG32UCDM, an enthusiast-class monitor and one of ASUS’s most expensive monitors to date, is the recipient of the 3-year warranty. It is important to mention that the monitor is not yet released, but pre-order pages already indicate a pricing of €1,500.
The ROG PG32UCDM is a 32-inch 4K QD-OLED monitor boasting a 240 Hz refresh rate, DisplayHDR 400 True Black certification, and 99% DCI-P3 color coverage. ASUS is also in the process of developing a variant named PG32UCDP, featuring a dual-Hz mode (4K 240Hz/1080p 480 Hz). However, since this variant lacks an official web page, warranty details are not currently available.
While the extension of the warranty to 3 years for a high-end model like the ROG PG32UCDM is a positive step for OLED monitor manufacturers, it remains to be seen whether this new warranty will be expanded to cover other models in the future. ASUS has yet to provide the complete details of the extended warranty.
Muhammad Hussnain
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