The ASUS Rate Your Gear campaign is a great way to upgrade your setup and get some sweet cash back in return. This campaign has already run a few times now, and simply requires you to do a quick review of any (eligible) ASUS product you buy on the retailer’s site, provide evidence of this, then wait for the cash to hit your account.

Read below for all the specifics of what you can save on which products, and make sure you don’t miss out this holiday season!

How much can you save?

In this latest Rate Your Gear campaign, £25 is the bare minimum you can save but there are a good number of excellent quality ASUS OLED gaming monitors that will return £50, plus ASUS AMD 7000 Series graphics cards that will net you £40 cashback. This is of course on top of whatever you manage to save anyway from the discounts the retailers might offer in the Christmas sales.

How long does the ASUS Rate Your Gear campaign last?

This latest round of the Rate Your Gear Campaign runs until the end of the year: December 31st, 2024, so make sure you get your reviews in quick before time runs out!

What is a qualifying review?

Taken directly from the Rate Your Gear website, the terms for a qualifying review are as follows:

A minimum of six words that are formulated in an understandable way.
Review must be about the product purchased. Reviews only mentioning delivery or services will not be accepted.
Each qualifying review will be rewarded, regardless of rating.

The full list of participating retailers can be found on the Rate Your Gear site. Make sure you click on the ‘Submit Your Review’ section (Step 3 under ‘How to Join’) and read the further steps necessary to make sure your review goes through correctly.

Save £50 on these ASUS ROG OLED monitors

The following ASUS ROG OLED monitors are all top-notch displays, each covering different sizes, refresh rates, and price points, and you can save £50 off them when you utilize the Rate Your Gear discount. Below we’ve summarised the main features of each to help you make your decision.

ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMG (240Hz, QHD, 27”)

The ROG Strix OLED XG27AQDMG is one of the best monitors we reviewed in 2024, scoring 5/5. This 27-inch gaming-focused display has a 2560 x 1440 resolution and a 240Hz max refresh rate, plus anti-flicker features. It has a high peak brightness, a glossy screen, and great color replication, plus the superb response time you’d expect from an OLED panel, It’s the ultimate gaming OLED at this screen size.

ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM (240Hz, QHD, 27”)

Moving onto the Swift monitors, the Swift OLED PG27AQDM is similar in terms of its headline specs to the above Strix OLED XG27AQDMG – both have a 27” size screen, 1440p resolution, and 240Hz maximum refresh rate. The main differences are that it has a matte finish (preferable for those who like to minimize screen glare), a slightly lower brightness, and a narrower color gamut in HDR mode. The stand is also a different tripod design, rather than the square-base stand on the Strix.

ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDP (480Hz, QHD, 27”)

The PG27AQDP is very similar to the PG27AQDM but has one major difference: the maximum refresh rate tops out at a massive 480Hz, which is one of the highest of any monitor on the market. Chances are this is beyond the needs of the average gamer, however, if you’re into competitive gameplay in fast-paced shooters, this will definitely give you an edge. Besides this, it’s a tad brighter than the PG27AQDM, plus has HDMI 2.1 support.

ROG Swift OLED PG32UCDM & PG32UCDP (240Hz, UHD, 32”)

We’ve bundled these two monitors together because they are very similar: both 32-inch displays with 4K resolution, the primary differences are that the PG32UCDM has a WOLED glossy panel and better color replication in HDR mode, whereas the PG32UCDP has a slightly matte QD-OLED panel which gives better text clarity. Both screens have a 240Hz refresh rate at 4K, although the PG32UCDP does let you turn the resolution down to 1080p where it can reach 480Hz, should you wish to use this for competitive gaming.

ROG Swift OLED PG34WCDM (240Hz, Ultrawide, 34”)

The ROG Swift OLED PG34WCDM is a curved ultrawide gaming monitor with an 800R curvature. This 34-inch display has a 3440 x 1440 resolution and 240Hz maximum fresh rate, and is ideal if you’re looking to maximize your immersion whilst gaming. It has the same fantastic response times and contrast ratio as the above monitors in SDR scenarios, plus comes with VESA DisplayHDR 400 True Black compliance.

Save £40 on these ASUS AMD 7000 Series GPUs

In addition to the above you can also save £40 on a new AMD Radeon GPU. We’ve gathered each of the eligible 7000 series models together (pplus one 6000 series) into their use-case sub-categories to help you pick the right one for your needs.

The perfect GPUs for 4K gaming and high-end workstation builds

TUF RX 7900XTX O24G Gaming
TUF RX 7900XT O20G Gaming
TUF RX 7900GRE O16G Gaming
TUF RX 7800XT O16G OG Gaming
TUF RX 7800XT O16G Gaming
DUAL RX 7900XT O24G
DUAL RX 7900XT O20G
DUAL RX 7900 GRE O16G

QHD gaming GPUs that are great for creative rendering workloads

TUF RX 7800XT O16G OG Gaming
TUF RX 7800XT O16G Gaming
DUAL RX 7800XT O16G
TUF RX 7700XT O12G Gaming
DUAL RX 7700XT O12G

Affordable graphics cards for 1080p gaming

TUF RX 7600XT O16G Gaming
DUAL RX 7600XT O16G
DUAL RX 7600 O8G V2
DUAL RX 7600 O8G EVO
DUAL RX 6600 8G V2

Save £25 on other eligible products

Finally, if none of the above tickle your fancy, you can always pick up one of the myriad other eligible ASUS products and receive the standard £25 rate. I certainly wouldn’t say no to free money!