There are few monitors among gamers that are as imaginative as the Asus ROG Swift PG348Q, still the current top model of the brand: a 34-inch beast of a screen with a resolution of 3440x1440 pixels. The panel is based on IPS technology with 100Hz refresh rate and G-Sync on board. Recently, the Taiwanese giant has presented a little brother for his top model, with the eloquent name ROG Strix XG35VQ. At first glance a twin brother, but at closer inspection - an entirely individual character. We subjected it to our famous extensive testing procedure.

The PG348Q was very impressive at the time of its introduction and it remains so, but developments in the monitoring market have been far from standing still since this model came onto the market in early 2016. Not only do we see more and more UWQHD displays, but a refresh rate of 100Hz is no longer exceptional in this segment either. The prices are also considerably lower, although these are still expensive monitors. If you want to buy a high-end gaming monitor, you need to have deep pockets - just like for a ditto video card or processor.