ANTGAMER ANT272TUE Monitor Launches: Tandem WOLED at $1,042

ANTGAMER launches the ANT272TUE, a 26.5- inch Tandem WOLED gaming monitor featuring UHD 240Hz and FHD 480Hz modes for $1,042.

ANTGAMER ANT272TUE
ANTGAMER ANT272TUE

ANTGAMER has introduced the ANT272TUE, a 26.5-inch gaming monitor that brings Tandem WOLED technology to a compact form factor. This launch matters because it offers high-end OLED performance in a smaller screen size, targeting competitive players who need speed without sacrificing image quality. The monitor bridges the gap between immersive cinematic viewing and the rapid response times required for fast-paced esports titles.

Compact OLED display offers dual-mode switching for speed and fidelity

The core of the ANT272TUE is its 26.5-inch Tandem WOLED panel, which uses a traditional RGB subpixel arrangement for sharp text and clear images. It features dual-mode switching that allows users to toggle between UHD resolution at 240Hz and Full HD resolution at 480Hz. This flexibility lets gamers prioritize visual fidelity for single-player games or maximize frame rates for competitive shooters.

Specifications

  • Panel: 26.5-inch Tandem WOLED
  • Resolution/Refresh: UHD 240Hz / FHD 480Hz
  • Response Time: 0.03ms
  • Brightness: 1000 nits peak
  • Interface: DisplayPort 2.1 (UHBR20)

Technical specifications include a 0.03ms response time and a peak brightness of 1000 nits, which helps maintain visibility in bright environments. The display has earned VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400 certification and covers 99% of two color spaces with an average Delta E of less than 1. Connectivity is handled by a DisplayPort 2.1 interface supporting UHBR20, ensuring sufficient bandwidth for the high refresh rates.

The ANT272TUE is priced at 6999 CNY (around $1,042), which converts to around $1,042. This pricing places the monitor in the premium segment for 27-inch OLED displays, reflecting the cost of the tandem OLED panel technology. The product is currently listed for the Chinese market, appealing to buyers who want high-speed OLED performance in a desktop setup.

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