ASUS TUF Gaming 23.6″ 1080P Curved Monitor (VG24VQE) – Full HD, 165Hz, 1ms, Extreme Low Motion Blur, Adaptive-Sync, FreeSync Premium, Shadow Boost, VESA Mountable, DisplayPort, HDMI, BLACK

27″ 75Hz; I would buy it again and recommend it.
I ordered the 27″ 75Hz monitor for around $250 and it is working great. I would buy it again and recommend it to a friend.Pro’s:- The monitor is very versatile; you can tilt and rotate, or move it up and down with ease – even in the middle of game-play- Great gaming monitor for the price; comes with FreeSync and 75hz (fps) for around $250- I have no issues with color; everything looks beautiful- Cable management is a snap. The piece in the back snaps out so you can route cables through it, then you just pop it back in. I have my power cable, DisplayPort cable, mouse, and keyboard all routing through the monitor’s base.- Comes with a DisplayPort, HDMI, and VGA cableCon’s:- If you are looking for color accuracy for an art station, consider elsewhere.- You have to turn on FreeSync in the monitor settings (Go to Image > Scroll down all the way > FreeSync > On)- To get 75Hz, you must use a DisplayPort cable. HDMI will max out at 60 HzNotes:- FreeSync is meant only for AMD graphics cards; not Nvidia; If you have Nvidia, consider a GSync or a monitor without any sync- You have to pick up the monitor if you want to rotate all the way vertical from horizontal- At this price range ($200-300) you have to choose which features you want. Some features include versatile monitor positions, freesync/gsync, cable management, color accuracy, ultra-wide screen, curved screen, and video refresh rate.- This monitor chooses versatility, freesync, and cable management.

Beautiful Monitor!
I finally decided to upgrade from my old Acer 24″ monitor and wow is this an upgrade! The video is smooth as butter, the colors are more vivid, and I can honestly say my gaming skill has improved due to the quality improvement. The joystick functionality on the back of the monitor is absolutely phenomenal for navigating the settings menu, the slim bezels are a welcome change from my old clunky monitor, and the FreeSync is definitely worth it. For the price point this monitor is solid! Also worth mentioning is that there is absolutely no stuck/dead pixels on my panel.The only downside I can find for this monitor is that the stand is a little wobbly, on a scale from 1~10 I’d put it at a 4 or 5. This is really only a nitpick because I had to find something to complain about! Would recommend to friends that want to stay in 1080p for the FPS gains.

Great visual, no audio
Monitor is great quality. Great for the price. 120 fps gaming no issues. There is no speaker sound on this monitor. A headphone jack is included on back of monitor, you can plug speakers to that and get sound coming out.

Great for gamers
My son is 11 and has fast reflexes, he noticed that with his older budget monitor he couldn’t get more than 60 FPS, so he wanted an upgrade. I got him this monitor and now he can get much higher FPS, I think 145 or 165, I forget… anyway, he was very happy with it, and the picture looks nice and clear and the build quality seems good. I’ve had another version of the ASUS brand monitors that’s been in use several years already with no issues so it seems like a safe bet.

No esperaba menos de Asus, lo uso para PC y PS5, la calidad de la imagen es excelente, solamente hay que configurarlo bien

Cumple la funcion de jugar con la pantalla, pero igual tiene buen funcionamiento a la hora de acer lo mas dificil, EXCEL

I’ve had this monitor for 2 weeks now, and I am a very satisfied customer. I mainly bought it for gaming and standard PC usage (work, reading, a bit of coding and tinkering here and there, and general web browsing). I’m pretty old school in that I still do the majority of my web browsing on my desktop PC.Pros:-A great buy for the price.-Great for gaming, particularly retro gaming. Note that response time and input response time are TOTALLY different. The input response time is 10ms; however, 10ms is a good thing, it’s one of the lowest input response times available!-Colour accuracy can be improved using custom colour profiles in Windows-Lots of ports: 1 VGA, 2 HDMI, and 1 DisplayPort-The stand is fantastic, easily adjustable up and down, tilt, pivot, and 2-way rotation between landscape and portrait (one of the top reviewers on here claimed that they couldn’t rotate the screen, which is not true at all).-Pretty good for web browsing and reading, but white backgrounds really make the bad viewing angles stand out-Space efficiency: when I went from my old 24″ to this 27″, I actually gained desk space (but my old Dynex monitor/TV was bulky)Cons:-The TN (twisted Nematic) display is what I expected: the viewing angles aren’t the greatest, glare can be bad, and color accuracy isn’t great but can be improved.-The UI has a lot of features that I’d never use, I have it set to Racing Mode and I don’t ever plan to change it because it looks the most colour accurate-The speakers make tin cans sound good (but I’ll never use them anyway so makes no difference to me)Note: I was unable to test the Free Sync/Adaptive Sync feature because my aging video card doesn’t support it.All in all this monitor is a great product for the price, I’d highly recommend it to someone on a budget, especially if you’re coming from a cheap and ancient monitor like I was and you’re really into retro gaming (or gaming in general). I was worried that 27″ might be too big, and I could understand how for some that may be the case, but I have no regrets.