Asus Monitors Reviews

6 user reviews

If you are considering to take your content creation more seriously, do check out the ASUS ProArt PA27AC. Seriously.

3 expert reviews

Monitor is nice, however the colours straight out of the box are shocking, be expected to fiddle on with it massively, and in nvidia control panel (if you have Nvidia gpu of course) or AMD control panel. Once set up colour wise it is very nice, rather...

5 user reviews

Today DaveChaos reviews the ultrawide screen panaramic PB298Q screen from ASUS. Be sure to check out Dave's YouTube channel for more of his personal videos, and subscribe to the HardwareHeaven channel to keep up-to-date with our video reviews.

5 expert reviews

An intriguing ultrawide, high-refresh alternative to all the usual productivity panels

2 expert reviews

First impressions are very good due to colours and multi-touch. Very good for childs-play and I would recommend for this use except for price.

3 user reviews

reliable and accurate color, afforable IPS, nice design, already LED backlight, have HDMI-DVI-DSUB (VS229H)

2 user reviews

Great monitor and no problems yet. I did a lot of research before i bought this monitor. It was between this one and the VE248H. The deciding factor was a youtube video I saw of a guy comparing them side by side. I had the speakers on 50% for about a...

4 user reviews

ideal for DVI connection, [or AGP] bright clear sharp, high resolution, excellent value, highly recommend this to any one wishing to upgrade, many thanks.

2 user reviews

If you're on a budget, this is a good monitor, but, otherwise, you should look at better ones for a little more price. This one doesn't have much room, and you overall get all that you pay for, and no more.

6 user reviews

Summary - just buy a TV instead and use a DVI-HDMI cable if you need one. I bought this monitor because it has internal speakers and an internal USB hub. I figured on getting rid of some cable clutter and those external speakers that have been sitting...

9 user reviews

The ASUS TUF Gaming VG249Q1A is decent for most uses. It's great for gaming because it has a low input lag, a high refresh rate, and superb response times. It also has FreeSync support and G-SYNC compatibility to reduce screen tearing. The smaller...

2 expert reviews

The ASUS ProArt Display PA278QV is a great monitor for most uses. It has a large screen with a high resolution that's well-suited for work, gaming, or media consumption. It has a fast response time, low input lag, and a 75Hz refresh rate that makes...

2 expert reviews

firstly,build quality is fine. for general use, playing video is good, web pages text is clear well defined. some people may want to change icons and text size. as for gaming, the colours are nice and the graphics seem sharp and clear, until you move...

2 user reviews

I purchase from the local computer store based on there recommendation. I usually purchase parts to build my own computers. This router has given me great service for over a year now. I recently changed cable companies and had very little trouble...

4 user reviews

Build quality is good, design is okay. The screen is bad, though. It's too bright even at the lowest settings, the pixels are grainy, the colors are strange, and the blue light modes seem to only be there to meet standards. They're not really usable. I...

2 user reviews

It pays to Read the specs. I read it was Full HD Also it had a media Player with built in speakers 3 Watts. What I did not read was no DVI, No HDMI only a VGA and Audio input. I bought it to hook up my Apple TV box to it, Only has HDMI Connection. So...

2 user reviews

Well, there are likes and dislikes about this product. It is very easy to install and the information you get is great. The USB ports are also a great feature. But, the iPanels construction feels fragile to me. I keep feeling like I am going to break...

2 expert reviews