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W. MacLaughlin
> 24 hourI love my new Asus monitor. It was easy to set up for a non-techie and Im enjoying having a larger viewing area. I recommend this product.
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The Troll Under the Bridge
> 24 hourOther than the controls, I really like everything about this monitor. The picture is bright, clear and sharp. Satisfied with my purchase.
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Nadia Hoppe
> 24 hourThis is the absolute BEST monitor I have ever owned. Majority of the use is for work. I am even contemplating getting a second one. 100% satisfied.
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Randall
> 24 hourI like the sharp clear quality (top 2 displays). Brightness, as expected. I game, author, and use my equipment for amateur radio where several integrated apps work together. I may replace my two older monitors as well!
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Unconnected Bliss
> 24 hourI like the price tag and I like that is is Asus. I have had perfect luck with their monitors in the past. Always start out with a few sticky pixels, get those working, tune er up and good to go. I like that it is 75Hz and I can run this mode no problem with Intel UHD 630 on Displayport output. I would recommend this monitor to anyone who doesnt like to waste money on the newest sales pitch. One major complaint I have about this monitor is the horrific menu controls. The most annoying thing about them is that there is not a dedicated source control button! This is extremely stupid. For example, to switch from HDMI to DisplayPort I have to click a button to go into a menu, click on a different button to pick Input Select, click on a different button to move to Display Port and then click on a different button to accept my selection! So dumb, my other monitors all I have to do is press *one button*, the source selection button, to cycle between the input options and when I am where I want to be I stop and it changes to use that source. This is so quick and easy! This is how every monitor on the planet should be, any monitor that isnt has been designed by a dingleberry. And that is not the only issue with the buttons madness on this thing. The menu controls on this monitor are truly horrible, there are many annoying factors about how they have to be manipulated to accomplish anything but Id still recommend the monitor because after getting the initial tuning done I only need to use the accursed buttons once or twice a day.
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Sarah Noor
> 24 hourThis is one of the more affordable monitors with blue light protection, and it’s good for what it is. The screen is large with clear resolution, and you can easily split screen to use the space efficiently. Note that you will want to get a keyboard and mouse (which has to plug into your laptop, because I don’t think there are enough ports on the monitor). Another big thing is that there is no adjustable base; you can’t move the screen up or down, although you can tilt it a bit. The final thing is that the screen is so large and the base so small, that the screen will usually shake whenever your desk moves a little, like when you’re typing.
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Jesi
> 24 hourJust for my ps5 i love it. Since the day I got it till now it’s been amazing. Night or day the brightness is amazing. It’s a good buy
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bdrupe
> 24 hourI have had an older version of this monitor for several years now and was so impressed with the quality that I recently purchased another one for a dual monitor set-up on my desk. My co-workers were so impressed that we have now purchased 2 more for others in the office!
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Dan Raper
> 24 hourNew build for office.
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erick
> 24 hourI have 2 ASUS 24 mons now 7 years old. Bought these two 27 and cycled the older ones up (replacing old junk Acers). I miss option of DVI plug input, but the menu and auto-sensing are great. Much easier on the eyes. I almost dont need my cheaters anymore. STand hardware easily came off for paddle mount. Hardly an edge when butting 2 together. very satisfied.