ASUS VP28UQG 28 4K/UHD 3840x2160 1ms DP HDMI Adaptive Sync/FreeSync Eye Care Monitor

After a several month of use I am pretty satisfied with this monitor. I just needed a larger no frills monitor for coding and conferencing. My biggest complaint is that for a monitor with so many setting to protect your eyes from blue light, whenever my computer turns off or goes to suspend the screen goes completely, blindingly bright blue which defeats all the settings to protect your eyes, and your sleep. My second point of contention is its poor design. For such a large monitor there is only one VESA mount, and it is in a curved, circular recess (and used by the foot stand which you cant piggy-back on). You cant really mount a mini pc on the back which is so common these days even with an extension.

The resolution is of course great but 60 he is killing me in many games. The screen tearing is awful, but for feeling high res images and streaming its greta

Just setting up two of these displays to support my futures trading. With these monitors (and likely most others)—MAC OS is unfortunately not plug and play compatible in terms of resolution—you will get blurry text and images. Im not an expert with this issue... but, since Im running two displays off my MacBook Pro, I also purchased a USB 3.0 to Dual HDMI Adapter manufactured by UNSTINCER — https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08C24523X?psc=1&ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_product_details MAC OS INCOMPATIBILITY SOLUTION: With this adapter connected to one USB port of the MacBook Pro and then to two displays—magic happens with resolution—the resulting text and images are crisp, clean and aligned. ONE EXCEPTION: The displays stand is one height only—no up/down adjustment. While my setup can accommodate as is, be sure to consider this issue prior to purchasing or your fix might need to be a stack of books. Otherwise, this being just day one, they appear to be solid value displays—if any issues arise, Ill return to update my review.

I love the quality of this screen. received it and connected it to my PC. read some articles about the display port vs. HDMI. I decided to go with the Display port connection and of course had to install drivers. once the drivers were installed the free sync feature is great. knows what to display and when. the only thing i have to say is that if you think its plug and play at max res, youre sadly mistaken. there is a setting in the monitor that you have to turn on for the free sync feature to work and its oddly labeled. After that was figured out and my settings were correct and monitor calibrated, oh boy is it nice. i play a lot of Different genres of games and whether its a FPS or a RPG or a strategy game it out does what Ive known as a monitor for the price. highly recommended.

I bought this monitor to use at its native resolution (4K) with a 2019 16 Macbook Pro for my daily work monitor. This results in really small text for most people, but I love all the screen real estate. Right off the bat, I noticed that text was frustratingly fuzzy at 4K and went down the rabbit hole of tweaking macOS settings to get the text to look sharp. This was to no avail, even after HiDPI / retina mode where the OS renders an 8K framebuffer and then downsamples to 4K for output). And yes, I tried different cables including the provided HDMI (through a USB-C hub) and a USB-C to DisplayPort cable. I then started to notice that colors on the dock looked really off--yellow was almost indistinguishable from white, and everything seemed a bit faded. After a couple hours I realized that not only is the color reproduction poor, but this monitor has TERRIBLE viewing angles, so bad that even sitting at my desk about 24 from the screen, there is a massive color shift from the middle to the bottom of the screen. After doing some more research, I determined that the type of panel used (TN) is known to have these issues. The final straw was I noticed backlight bleed at the corners, and once its seen you cant unsee it... Since Im not interested in the fast response time for gaming, I realized this monitor is not for me. I returned it and ultimately bought a 4K 27 Samsung monitor with an IPS panel (was notably more expensive, around $400) and have no issues with color, viewing angles, or text sharpness.

I mean it’s on the lower cheap end for 4k monitors, it’s got solid Picture quality, the response time is okay, it’s a solid budget monitor hardest thing is tuning the settings.

Didnt end up keeping this monitor. It did work very well and has a very crisp and clear picture! The product arrived right on time and was in the very best condition! Nothing but the very best to say about this product and the seller too!

I am disappointed in this monitor. I have 2 of these monitors paired with two of the ASUS VN279s. There is no such thing as pure white with these monitors. there seems to be a positional color temperature gradient that depends on my point of view. The top of the monitor has more of a warm color, the bottom is cooler. If someone walks up to your desk to see something, their view looking down at the monitor will make it appear soaked in cyan. also, the icons at the bottom of the screen are tinted blue. It’s very off putting to have these very mismatched color temps. Especially when my eyes are spaced and have a slightly different POV. I have played with the settings quite a bit, but since the problem relates to POV, all settings are just for a single POV and maybe 5 to 10 degrees up or down... lastly, light output is pretty low, I can never quite match my VN279s. There is quite a bit that they do right...

I had been using a tv as my monitor and decided to purchase this monitor. I was so surprised in the quality of it. it is truly amassing.

I like everything about this monitor it looks nice the picture quality is good I just wish I had a 4k system to test out the full ability it has