ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG259QWS Ace

Seven Hundred Twenty Frames Per Second

The ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG259QWS Ace pushes a 24.5-inch, 1080p WOLED panel to 720Hz. It is the fastest monitor in ASUS's new Ace esports group, built for players who value immediate motion updates over resolution and who have the hardware to feed an unusually high frame rate.

Tandem OLED Turns Up the Light

Its Tandem WOLED construction reaches a claimed 1,700 nits of peak brightness and supports Dolby Vision. That combination gives the screen more visual range than the basic competitive monitors traditionally built around TN panels. OLED's fast pixel response also helps the refresh-rate headline translate into clearer motion rather than a large number attached to slow transitions.

A Sensor Remembers the Tournament Setup

The Position Sensor measures the display's height and tilt, then shows those values onscreen. A traveling player can record a preferred position and reproduce it at another desk instead of adjusting the stand by feel. It is a small feature, but one designed around the routines of actual competition.

The PG259QWS Ace arrives in early Q4 for $1,099. That price makes it a specialist tool, not a general-purpose 4K upgrade. Its appeal rests on maximum speed, unusually bright OLED performance, and the ability to rebuild a familiar physical setup wherever the next match happens.