Current best 4k OLED?

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Hi All!

Just wondering what the current best 4k OLED is?

My monitor I think is going to die at some point in the future, so just trying to gage the market been 6 years since I bought one and holy crap are they cheap now!!

Was wondering how the below forms, Paid £800 for a budget 4k Monitor 6 years ago so I'm willing to go higher if there's a good reason too.

Primary looking at 27" but I would be willing to go to a 32"

My basket at OcUK:

Total: £498.95 (includes delivery: £0.00)​
 
If your monitor holds out, you also have the ROG Swift OLED PG27UCWM releasing sometime (speculating Q2) which has the benefit of RGB stripe and a better screen coating for improved durability and clarity, although it's likely to be significantly more expensive. Depending on your use RGB stripe should be better for text clarity, great if you also use it for productivity as well as gaming.
 
If your monitor holds out, you also have the ROG Swift OLED PG27UCWM releasing sometime (speculating Q2) which has the benefit of RGB stripe and a better screen coating for improved durability and clarity, although it's likely to be significantly more expensive. Depending on your use RGB stripe should be better for text clarity, great if you also use it for productivity as well as gaming.

I wait for a bit it might last another year, it's just when I turn it on for the first time there's flickering on the right side in strips down the screen, it stop after about 30 seconds but it's clearly a sign something isn't right, mind you i might test it on my Laptop could be a GPU issue thinking about it now.

I'm not too bothered about RGB on a monitor, my current ASUS has RGB but i took the stand off and it's on a VESA anyway so not like i see it.

But of there's better options on the horizon ill hold out, prices might come down further then too across the range, TVs/Monitors are the only tech that seem to be immune to global events and price rises lol.
 
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By RGB stripe I'm referring to the pixel layout, by using RGB stripe it matches what Windows is expecting and means no fringing on text etc, so a cleaner image overall.
 
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