AntGamer has expanded its gaming monitor lineup with three new high-performance displays aimed at serious PC gamers, esports players, and enthusiasts who want ultra-fast refresh rates without sacrificing image quality.
The highlight of the launch is the AntGamer ANT272TUE, a 27-inch class gaming monitor built around a 26.5-inch Tandem WOLED panel. This model stands out because it combines premium OLED image quality with a dual-mode setup, allowing users to switch between sharp 4K visuals and an ultra-fast 1080p mode depending on the type of game they are playing.
In its native 4K mode, the ANT272TUE runs at up to 240Hz, making it a strong option for players who want a crisp, immersive experience in story-driven games, racing titles, RPGs, and visually rich AAA releases. For competitive gaming, the monitor can switch to 1080p and push the refresh rate up to 480Hz, delivering smoother motion and lower perceived input delay for fast-paced shooters and esports titles.
The use of Tandem WOLED technology is one of the biggest talking points. This panel type is designed to deliver strong brightness, deep blacks, and improved overall visual performance compared with traditional display technologies. The monitor carries VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400 certification and can reach up to 1,000 nits of peak brightness, helping HDR content appear more vibrant while maintaining OLED’s signature contrast.
AntGamer is also targeting creators and users who care about color accuracy. The ANT272TUE is rated for Delta E below 1, which suggests excellent color precision for photo editing, video work, and other color-sensitive tasks. Combined with OLED’s pixel-level dimming, the display is positioned as more than just a gaming screen.
Responsiveness is another major strength. The monitor offers a 0.03ms response time, helping reduce motion blur and ghosting during fast movement. For players who rely on quick reactions, this could make the display especially appealing.
Connectivity is also up to date, with DisplayPort 2.1 UHBR20 support. This port can provide up to 80Gbps of bandwidth, allowing high-resolution and high-refresh-rate signals with less reliance on compression. For users with modern gaming PCs, this makes the monitor more future-ready.
Alongside the Tandem WOLED model, AntGamer also introduced two ultra-fast QHD gaming monitors: the ANT255TQ and ANT275TQ. These displays come in 25-inch and 27-inch sizes and offer a 2560 x 1440 resolution with refresh rates of up to 540Hz. That combination is clearly aimed at competitive players who want higher sharpness than 1080p while still getting extreme refresh-rate performance.
Both QHD models use HMO, or High Mobility Oxide, backplane technology. This is designed to deliver fast performance similar to LTPS panels while retaining the scalability and lower power benefits associated with oxide-based display technology. In simple terms, these monitors are built to offer very high speed, strong image quality, and improved efficiency.
The ANT255TQ and ANT275TQ also include ultra-black display technology, second-generation ultra-fast HFL material for flicker-free viewing, an AVS picture quality engine, and dual-sided backlighting. These features are intended to improve contrast, motion clarity, comfort, and overall picture quality during long gaming sessions.
Pricing has also been revealed. The AntGamer ANT272TUE Tandem WOLED gaming monitor is priced at 6,999 yuan, which is approximately $1,044. The ANT255TQ and ANT275TQ QHD 540Hz gaming monitors are each listed at 6,499 yuan, or around $970.
With these launches, AntGamer is clearly going after the premium gaming monitor market. The ANT272TUE offers a versatile mix of 4K 240Hz visual quality and 1080p 480Hz speed, while the ANT255TQ and ANT275TQ focus on esports-grade 540Hz performance at QHD resolution. For gamers looking for the next wave of high refresh-rate displays, these new monitors add more competition to the rapidly growing premium gaming display segment.
