Jumbo has reduced the ASUS ROG Strix XG27ACS 27" Fast IPS Gaming Monitor from AED 1,399 to AED 999, representing a saving of AED 400 — or 29% off the original retail price. For a monitor that combines a 180Hz refresh rate, 1ms response time, and USB Type-C connectivity, that places it at a competitive price point in the UAE gaming monitor market.
This display is aimed at PC gamers who want fluid, responsive gameplay without moving into premium OLED territory. The Fast IPS panel delivers accurate colour reproduction alongside the high refresh rates typically associated with TN panels, making it a well-rounded option for both competitive gaming and everyday use. If you are weighing up alternatives, the LG 27-inch IPS Gaming Monitor recently dropped to AED 449 at Jumbo, though it offers a significantly lower refresh rate for the savings.
Key specs at a glance
- 27" Fast IPS panel — delivers wide viewing angles and accurate colours without sacrificing speed
- 180Hz refresh rate — smooth enough for competitive gaming at the top end of the mid-range segment
- 1ms response time (GTG) — minimises ghosting and motion blur during fast-paced gameplay
- USB Type-C connectivity — supports single-cable video, data, and power delivery, reducing desk clutter
- ASUS ROG Strix branding — includes ROG-specific software features such as GameVisual and GamePlus overlays
What to keep in mind
The XG27ACS uses an IPS panel rather than an OLED display, so contrast ratios will not match what premium alternatives offer. Buyers seeking deep blacks and HDR performance comparable to high-end options — such as those reviewed in our ASUS ROG Swift PG32UCDM3 OLED review — should factor that distinction into their decision. Resolution details for this specific configuration should be confirmed at checkout to ensure compatibility with your existing setup.
Should you buy it?
At AED 999, this is a strong value proposition for gamers in the UAE looking for a well-specified 27" monitor with fast IPS performance and USB Type-C support. The AED 400 reduction makes it considerably more accessible than its original price suggested, and it suits mid-range gaming builds where a 180Hz IPS display would be a meaningful upgrade over a standard 60Hz or 75Hz panel.
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