AntGamer has introduced three new high refresh rate gaming monitors, including a 27 inch class Tandem WOLED model that can switch between 4K at 240 Hz and 1080p at 480 Hz.
The company also announced two QHD monitors running at up to 540 Hz, targeting competitive players who prioritize very high refresh rates and fast response times.
The new lineup includes the ANT272TUE, ANT255TQ and ANT275TQ.
ANT272TUE combines 4K resolution with 480 Hz dual mode
The ANT272TUE is the most advanced model in the new range.
It uses a 26.5 inch Tandem WOLED panel and supports two main operating modes.
At 3840 x 2160 resolution, the monitor can run at up to 240 Hz. Switching to 1920 x 1080 raises the maximum refresh rate to 480 Hz.
This dual mode design gives you the option to prioritize either image quality or refresh rate depending on the game.
| Model | Panel | Resolution | Maximum refresh rate | Response time | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ANT272TUE | Tandem WOLED | 4K or 1080p | 240 Hz at 4K, 480 Hz at 1080p | 0.03 ms | 6,999 yuan, about $1,044 |
| ANT255TQ | HMO based LCD | 2560 x 1440 | 540 Hz | Around 1.1 ms GTG | 6,499 yuan, about $970 |
| ANT275TQ | HMO based LCD | 2560 x 1440 | 540 Hz | Around 1.2 ms GTG | 6,499 yuan, about $970 |
The ANT272TUE also carries VESA DisplayHDR True Black 400 certification and is rated for peak brightness of up to 1,000 nits.
Its 0.03 ms response time is consistent with what you would expect from a modern OLED gaming display and should help reduce visible motion blur during fast movement.
AntGamer is also advertising Delta E below 1, which positions the monitor as potentially useful for color sensitive work in addition to gaming.
DisplayPort 2.1 UHBR20 supports higher bandwidth
The ANT272TUE includes DisplayPort 2.1 UHBR20 connectivity.
That interface supports bandwidth of up to 80 Gbps, giving the monitor enough headroom for high resolution and high refresh rate signals without relying as heavily on compression.
For a monitor capable of 4K at 240 Hz, that bandwidth is particularly relevant.
The combination of Tandem WOLED, 4K resolution, 240 Hz operation and a 480 Hz 1080p mode places the ANT272TUE in the high end segment of current gaming displays.
Its main appeal is flexibility.
You can use 4K mode for visually detailed games and switch to the higher refresh rate mode for competitive titles where motion clarity matters more than resolution.
Two 540 Hz QHD monitors target competitive gaming
AntGamer also launched the ANT255TQ and ANT275TQ.
The ANT255TQ is a 25 inch model, while the ANT275TQ uses a 27 inch panel.
Both run at 2560 x 1440 resolution and support refresh rates of up to 540 Hz.
That combination is notable because extremely high refresh rate monitors have traditionally been associated with 1080p panels.
Running at 540 Hz while retaining QHD resolution gives these models considerably more pixel density than many earlier esports focused displays.
HMO technology aims to combine speed and efficiency
The two 540 Hz monitors use High Mobility Oxide, or HMO, backplane technology.
The design is intended to combine some of the fast switching behavior associated with LTPS technology with the scalability and lower power characteristics of oxide based panels.
AntGamer is also including several display processing technologies across the two models.
These include an ultra black display system, second generation high speed HFL material intended to reduce flicker, an AVS picture quality engine and dual sided backlighting.
The ANT255TQ is listed with a GTG response time of around 1.1 ms, while the ANT275TQ is around 1.2 ms.
Pricing places all three firmly in the premium segment
The ANT272TUE has launched at 6,999 yuan, which converts to roughly $1,044.
The ANT255TQ and ANT275TQ are both priced at 6,499 yuan, or around $970.
These are high prices, but the specifications also place the monitors toward the enthusiast end of the market.
The Tandem WOLED model combines high brightness, very fast response time, 4K resolution and a 480 Hz dual mode, while the QHD models push refresh rates to 540 Hz.
AntGamer's new lineup reflects how gaming monitor design is splitting into two directions at the high end.
Some displays are combining OLED image quality with increasingly high refresh rates, while others are pushing LCD technology toward extreme refresh rates without dropping back to 1080p.
For competitive players and enthusiasts, the three new models add more choice across both categories.
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