Best ASUS Electronics for Power efficiency

#1

Measured power use is improved over older WOLED panels, particularly for bright white content; gaming gains are more modest.

#2

Measured consumption is appropriate for a 27-inch 4K professional display, with especially favorable efficiency at moderate office brightness. The deepest standby-saving mode also disables the USB hub.

#3

Energy use is typical and reasonably efficient for a 27-inch IPS LCD without costly local dimming.

#4

Electricity use compares reasonably with other extreme-refresh OLEDs, though 280Hz Tandem models use less.

#5

One comparison found WOLED comparatively efficient at displaying white content, which benefits mixed desktop use.

#6

Presence-triggered shutoff and newer panel material help offset consumption, although running at the very highest refresh rate can raise power use.

#7

Removing the white subpixel increases power use on white-heavy content versus some previous WOLED monitors, with a smaller difference during gaming.

#8

OLED power consumption can exceed a comparable 4K LCD by a wide margin during bright full-screen content, despite modest use in mixed scenes.

#9

One test found noticeably higher consumption than comparable 32-inch 4K screens, a drawback for efficiency-conscious use.