ASUS TUF Gaming 24” (23.6 inch viewable) Curved Monitor (VG24VQER) – FHD, 180Hz, 1ms, DCI-P3 90%, Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync, FreeSync, Shadow Boost, Eye Care, DisplayWidget Center, 3yr Warranty

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.

Favorite Monitor Ever
OK, full disclosure – I am NOT a gamer so if you are looking for a gaming monitor I can’t tell you if this is good for that or not. What I do know is that I needed a monitor with the blackest blacks I could find that also had accurate color representation. I tried about 6 different monitors by different makers before I found this one.Only one other had the really deep blacks I was looking for but that one had very poor color representation.I trade the markets and so I have three of these in my home office and my black background charts look perfect!

Solid monitor
I purchased these for a triple monitor setup. They came well packaged. They came with both an HDMI and a DisplayPort cable. They are slightly curved but not dramatically so. All the pixels appear to be intact. The picture is definitely the most crisp and clear with DisplayPort cables. I use them for work productivity, which has been fabulous. I also sometimes use them for triple monitor gaming, and they work well and I appreciate that they can go up to 165Hz. I purchased these while on sale (~100 dollars), and I feel like on sale they were a good value. I’m not sure I would pay full price for them.

LOVED IT!
I used this monitor with the mount it came with – also comes with a display cable, which is nice, but I’d bought one with it just in case it didn’t. It’s amazing!! It also mounts to any VEVO mount well as I bought a dual mount stand.

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.