ASUS TUF Gaming 27” 1440P HDR Monitor (VG27AQ3A) – QHD (2560 x 1440), 180Hz, 1ms, Fast IPS, 130% sRGB, Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync, Speakers, Freesync Premium, G-SYNC Compatible, HDMI, DisplayPort

Love it for console gaming
Ok,1- one, the box looks like it had been previously gotten into. Just to explain a little bit, I was watching a YouTube video to help me set it up correctly and theirs had a lot more packaging and protection around at the computer. I’m not complaining. It was still perfect condition. A couple of fingerprints and stuff like that.2-I’m terribly new to using monitors for gaming, I’ve had a console forever and I always used TVs so I had to manually switch a lot of of my console games to performance mode in order to get the 120+ FPS so I was a little bit of a hassle and had me worried at first that I got the wrong one or something.Absolutely zero complaints yet, it’s gonna take some getting used to for the smaller screen (27 inch) because like I said I’m used to using TVs which are pretty big but the quality is amazing and the 120 FPS on Apex legends is almost life-changing.

Great Monitor!
Great color range and quality. 27in is a good size for gaming, editing, and watching media. The only drawback I’ve noticed in the years I’ve had it is how hot it gets but I also live in a hot climate.

Really good monitor for the price.
Great bang for your buck. At the time this was the best priced 1440p 32inch on the internet. Crazy to think I spent 400$ on a Dell 1440p years ago.Love the colors. Plenty of good presets. I found one that is a great balance of vibrance and realistic. I didn’t even feel the need to tweak nvidia control panel color settings.Only con was the settings were a bit tricky to get into. Some of the settings are “locked” unless you turn off a few others features. A quick Google search pointed me in the right direction. At least the settings buttons are nice and large, rather than the usual tiny nubs.As a bonus tip: if this is your first time getting an HDR10 monitor like it was for me, windows 10 built in “HDR10” feature is terrible. You’ll want to turn on HDR10 on a game by game basis, rather than leave it on all the time.

Gets job done, setup was awful
Wasn’t impressed with it out of the box. The standard color was too warm (red levels too high) and the pre-sets for Gaming or Cinema and such were also set to comical levels of over-saturation or too dark or something else. HDR made everything inexplicably dark too, but I did read elsewhere that good HDR requires like 1000 nits and this tops out at 250 so I expected it wouldn’t be good.I also really dislike the controls on the back. In a 2-monitor setup with this on the left, they are near impossible to utilize comfortably. Thankfully there’s widget/executable you can download from ASUS to make changes through the software, and that software is very good. BUT there’s no documentation to tell you this! I only found out through a random Amazon review I read after buying and installing it and hoping there was a better way.Last gripe is the stand, it takes up too much space on my desk and doesn’t offer any height adjustment.Still, it’s good at gaming. High refresh rate, got no dead pixels, and once I could comfortably change the color/image settingsI got it where I’m satisfied and it looks fine. Just setting up and all that was a headache.Don’t think I’d recommend it to friends, but I bought it on Amazon deals day so I can’t return it to buy another equitably expensive monitor without losing money on the deal.

Asus is one of the best monitors on the market .

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