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Asus revealed two ROG monitors at CES 2022, including the world's first 42-inch 4K OLED display. And it might be the perfect option for PC and console gamers.

If 42-inches of gaming bliss isn’t enough for you, ASUS has another option of the monitor. A 48-inch size screen to truly make your games feel larger than life.

It’s 42 inches and supports a 138 Hz refresh rate, so yes, it could double as your main TV, especially because it lacks many tell-tale signs that it is born from the Philips gamer-focused Evnia ...

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Philips Evnia 42M2N8900 42-inch | $699.99 at Amazon This 42-inch 4K 138Hz OLED display has dropped to its Black Friday price without a discount, meaning it's one fo the best value monitors in this ...

The 42-inch Philips Evnia 42M2N8900 is £1,499, or $1,804. A close comparison to that model would be the Asus ROG PG42UQ, which is $1,400. Both the Philips Evnia monitors are now available in Europe.

At CES 2022, Asus announced the ROG Swift OLED gaming monitor that comes in a 48-inch (PG48UQ) or a 42-inch (PG42UQ) size. Now, 48-inch OLEDs aren’t novel at this point, but the 42-inch size is ...

Bear in mind that at 42-inches, you will definitely need to sit back a ways while gaming if you don’t want to get a headache. Something about the fast motion and being so close.