ASUS 27” 1080P Curved Monitor (VA27VQSE) - Full HD, 75Hz, 1ms, Adaptive-Sync/FreeSync, Low Blue Light, Flicker Free, VESA Mountable, Frameless, HDMI, DisplayPort, HDR-10, Height Adjustable

I 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.

I bought a pair of these for a work from home scenario to replace a hodgepodge mix of two different, smaller monitors. First the good; I love the form factor and slim bezel, I have them mounted on a dual arm monitor mount and they look fabulous. To the person who said the base was removeable but you are left with the stem, that is untrue, you can remove the stem by removing the little clip on cover and unscrewing four screws, easy-peasy. I have these running through an Unpluggable dual monitor docking station and all is well with that. They are running in full HD through HDMI cables however, and this is the part where I say be careful and read the description carefully. I thought I was getting 75Hz monitors but if you read, it says it only supports 75Hz with AMD Free-Sync/Adaptive-Sync technology, My work laptop does not have an AMD Graphics card and I wont be using these for gaming so I dont mind so much. However if you are buying these for gaming (and Im not sure why you would) make sure your graphics card supports the AMD Free-Sync/Adaptive-Sync technology or, like me, you will only be getting 60Hz. I got these for a good deal so I am not complaining too much, I could always return them if I felt strongly about it. Otherwise they are a good fit for my situation and I have no other issues. I think the display is very nice, it could stand to have a little more brightness range but, again, for the price, I am not complaining.

This is the best monitor I have had of the 4-5 Ive tried slim edges as shown only place I see pretty much is where they had to fit Asus. One con one button monitor if it breaks your in trouble.

I bought two of these for using on a couple of camera systems and they worked great. Clear as a bell and a great price to match.

Overall I really like the monitor but I just cannot give it 5 stars. I dont even care if an HDMI cable is the standard cable that comes with monitors. If I order a monitor that specifies that it has Display Port capability, I would like to receive a Display port cable in the box. I dont have a second HDMI port on my graphics card. That is why I ordered this monitor, so I could use the Display ports to connect it. I cant even use my monitor out of the box because it comes with an HDMI cable, but no DP cable. I think that is a simple thing they could have done to improve the customer experience here. Its a good piece of hardware otherwise.

I ordered this because I have been working from home. I deal with spreadsheets all day long and frankly I needed something bigger and better for my eye care. I should have ordered two but now I have to wait (super sad face). I like that this came with the power and HDMI cable and it works with my Lenovo Hub so I now have 3 monitors on my desk. Hopefully this comes available soon because I would like to just have the two larger monitors for work. The set up was super easy 1. open box 2. attach stand 3. plug in HDMI 4. plug in power 5. turn system on

First and foremost, this is a fantastic monitor and anyone who says otherwise is probably lying... It is huge, it has amazing color and responsiveness and it is all around probably my favorite monitor right now. That being said, there is one glaring fault with it. The neck it resides in is just too weak for it. If I bump my desk the rest of my monitors arent bothered, however, this one acts like a bobblehead. Im not even kidding, it bobbles for around for 5-6 seconds after my desk is lightly bumped. Im not too worried about it falling off or anything like that, but its annoying to be sitting there waiting for my monitor to stop wobbling around if I move my chair or if someone walks in and leans on my desk or anything like that. So, to sum up... Great monitor, highly recommended, just be prepared for it to bobble on you.

Just hooked it up, and wow. Great image quality, looks good with the slim design, and lots of options for gamers, readers, and web browsing so you dont get that headache from looking at the monitor too long. Plug and play 100%. Images and words are in sharp focus, colors are vivid, and being an ASUS, longevity shouldnt be an issue. The stand is very stable, even with that stem. Its very rigid. Very happy with my purchase.

Great product, great price

For what I paid for this monitor $100.00 +/- Im loving it. No complaints . Sharp picture quality, works great w/my PS4 I think its more compatible than my old T.V. (Better refresh rate) Dont know if things have changed in the past few years but 27 was/is? the sweet spot for clarity & its plenty big enough for the foot of my couch (legs length away) Long shots. Now if Bethesda would optimize their graphics better, life would be closer to perfect.