I've even seen people complain about their monitors being permanently off-axis from the factory, sitting slightly crooked on their non-adjustable stands, *and* wobbling when they type

I bought the monitor less than a month ago for business and charting use, i chose this monitor for its flexible stand and medium sized screen real estate

The stand's positioning flexibility far exceeded my expectations.

/very adjustable standVery easy to setup hardware, nice stand screw that has flip out metal piece to tighten screw without tool, plate pops off back to aid with easy cable/power install and looks nice to cover connectorsVery easy to setup (need to switch to display port input, and set OCD (you get to this from the monitor's menu button on the back) to display port 1.2 to get 60Hz refresh rate)Great soundOverall great out of the box experienceNo dead/stuck pixels like my last ASUS monitor many

It also has to be the best computer stand I have ever seen

And it has a great stand that can easily slide the monitor up and down and tilt to your preference.

Needed a 2nd monitor and wanted WQHD 27" with a decent stand without spending a fortune on IPS etc

The stand is incredibly sturdy, it swivels, moves up and down, and you can turn

The stand is nice

Excellent color calibration, the stand and arm give you total comfort and flexibility, the osd is very easy to use, best of all it comes with a 3 year warranty and that gives me peace of mind

The stands are very sturdy and allow for a great range of adjustment

Simple, elegant look, sturdy stand, solid feel

The adjustable stand is great

Was a great monitor while it lasted, good color, solid stand

Beautiful display, amazing stand

But this stand is amazing - it's a real selling point

For me, I like the fact that the stand is heavy/bulky because it doesn't wobble as easily- Refresh rate at 75hz- Nvidia drivers picked up the 2560x1440p resolution without any

In conclusion I wish Warehouse Deals had not listed it as this condition when it clearly wasn't, I wish Asus CS had stood by their own words, but I will thank Amazon CS for being decent and trying to right the situation

Good stand with pivot, tilt, rotation, and height adjustments

It's a 1080p IPS display with a great adjustable stand, but it's got a few problems

I was looking at the Samsung U590D but the stand didn't look as good on that one

The stand is sturdy and allows you to raise, tilt, and rotate the monitor 90 degrees if that's your thing

GREAT STAND - can be raised/lowered, tilted forward/backward, swiveled, or even rotated

That being said, it's still superior to today's monitors at similar prices, the stand is outstanding, and the display is still pretty damned good

The stand is fantastic, especially when you compare them to the Dell or Samsung offerings with the same panel

It has VESA-compatible mounting options and the stand it comes with is fully adjustable

Great professional grade stand that can go up and portrait mode

The stand is also fairly sturdy

It has a very stable stand

They're built great and the stand is excellent for adjusting the monitors.

The stand that comes with these monitors is amazing, it allows you to lift the monitor high enough to switch it to a portrait orientation if you wish

It has a good stand and adjusts well

My favorite feature is the very solid stand that allows the monitor to be tiled 90 degrees

I loved the stand so much wish every Monitor would come with one of those

You have to cup your hands behind the monitor to make adjustments (I turned off the monitor several times by accidentally hitting the wrong button because there is no real guide to what you're selecting).I'm giving the monitor one star for having a good stand.

Matte screen has a gorgeous finish and the stand is very sturdy

The stand works fine

Picture quality is very good, however the stand leans to the right and is difficult to correct.

The stand is nice and sturdy and easily allows me to swivel, raise, lower, and rotate the monitor

For me, since the stand is super, freaking adjustable I never have to worry about viewing angles.--The concept and technology:4K is still sort of an experimental, grease-monkey technology in the PC world

I probably looked through 10 youtube reviews before I decided on this particular model, mainly due to all the right options: matte screen, matte bezel, vesa mount(this sealed the deal), thin bezel, fully adjustable stand, great build quality

The stand is super sturdy

D60Hz refresh rate (using DisplayPort 1.2 option)Highly adjustable stand (height, tilt, pivot

I do also have to say that the stand is AMAZING.

The monitor does have a really good stand, with just enough friction and weight to hold it nicely into place, while still allowing it to be set to a variety of angles and rotations to suit your needs.

I'd have liked to see the front edge of the stand extended by about another inch, but that's really being nitpicky with a generally excellent stand

Everything else is awesome including: the zero backlight bleed (something that I've never seen with an IPS panel before), no glossy bezels and screen so no heavy reflection from other lights on your screen, the image itself and color representation, the stable and ergonomic stand, and the adjustable screen angles

The stand that comes with the monitor is extremely solid and has no wiggle at all

This thing looks beautiful and the stand is so easy to adjust

For less than $200 (after rebate) you get every connection option you're likely to need (HDMI , VGA, DisplayPort, DVI-D), height adjustable stand

The stand on this monitor is solid, has an excellent range of motion, and leaves me not worrying that my $400 display is going to topple over.

Solid heavy stand, no light bleed, no dead pixels, height adjusts, monitor tilts to

I especially like about it: the IPS screen and the great stand

The good: Great build quality, assembly was simple, great factory stand, after color tweaks amazing picture quality(not as nice color depth as my plasma TV or some IPS monitors but damn near close)The bad: the setup buttons are a bit hard to use at first at first so doing color tweaks can be a pain with the power button same right next to everything turning off the monitor by mistake a few

Pros: Vibrant colors, multiple profiles for different media, fully adjustable stand

The Samsung is the most aesthetically pleasing IMHO, but the fact that its stand is non-adjustable and non-VESA is what ultimately made me stay away from it

The stand was good, but I immediately put the monitor on a VESA mount

The monitor can be VESA mounted and the included stand is pretty good.

I like the stand that comes with this one

wow, very smooth, bright along with a great stand you can swivel in and out, and rotate.

All cables were included, great adjustable stand and a nice looking bezel.

The resolution is awesome, the stand is the best for these screens (compared to the other brands which use the same panel) and the Asus menu is very straight forward

The stand is very robust and sturdy.

dead pixels.-Excellent stand

It has the best stand out of all the 4K monitors

a sweet stand (which I immediately replaced with arms, but was tempted to use), and overall, better reviews than the BenQ/others

Once mine finally did and the stand became all but unusable, I contacted ASUS to get a replacement, presumably under warranty.

Also the stand is pretty rock solid

I find the adjustable stand to be quite convenient and work well

Another big plus of this monitor is how adjustable the stand is.

I find the adjustable stand to be quite convenient and work well

The stands is decent, though doesn't have a lot of adjustment to it, but it's sturdy and solid, IMO

I received the monitor in without any instructions and all of the support stand not packaged and loose inside of the box ... easy enough to figure out how to put it together but some kind of paperwork and wrapping of the individual pieces would have been better

The stands are very nice, easy to adjust, I recommend turning them 90 degrees to plug in your connections, then

For me, I like the fact that the stand is heavy/bulky because it doesn't wobble as easily- Refresh rate at 75hz- Nvidia drivers picked up the 2560x1440p resolution without any

Solid stand, simple but attractive design, good menu layout, well made buttons, and an overall good design with good port placement

However overall, this monitor works, no problems with any aspect, it has built in speakers, an adjustable stand and it is 4k

The stand is very solid and was a fast install.

Amazing colors for tn very good response..great looking stand and all tilts movements and portrait mode.

The stand is nice and the monitor looks good

The stand for the monitor is pretty impressive as it is spring loaded and is weighted perfectly so the monitor stays in place at the level you want

Great size for all kinds of multitasking and the adjustable stand is top notch

Great color quality, menu options are enough, and I absolutely love the stand and inputs.

Nice adjustable stand, rotates for full page view

The stand is about as sturdy as you can get without it being extremely heavy

The gorgeous display, great stand, and low price of this monitor far exceed any of the minor downsides.

adjustable stand is the reason I bought this one vs the Samsung, and it works as advertised

The stand that comes with the monitor is not sturdy enough and picks up even the slightest vibrations

I bought this after I returned the Samsung 4K monitor due to the poor stand that comes with it, and let me tell you

In addition the stand was damaged and missing the plastic end caps along with the rear cable cover and the display port cable as well.

The stand was sturdy and everything came in looking awesome

The stand is adjustable so you can lift, tilt, and turn the monitor 90 degrees for portrait(our programmers like keeping one in portrait for coding)

and I love the easily adjustable stand

The stand is very adjustable, for both tilt and height, and the monitor can rotate between landscape and portrait

The monitor is also very physically attractive and the stand is ROCK SOLID and very easy to move

The adjustable stand on this monitor received a lot of hate when I was reading reviews before I decided to purchase it

Love the variable height stand

This monitor looked great aesthetically and performance wise, setup was easy, viewing angles with the adjustable stand were great, basically it delivered on everything

Great colors, no backlight bleed, good viewing angles, matt finish, great stand

The sturdy, adjustable stand is a selling point.

looks really good, great stand, to bad i cant over clock the refresh rate, it is locked at 60hz.

Great adjustable stand and viewing angles, but the quality seems to be a lottery

The stand is extremely flexible, allowing tilt, raise and lower without screws or a lot of work, just pushing it around

The adjustable stand if well worth the added cost.

The stand is incredible.

The stand is sturdy, with no bounce or wiggle.

* Sturdy and versatile stand that tilts, swivels and doesn't wobbleTo expand on that last point a

The ASUS PA248Q has a better stand, better adjustments and is really the perfect size for web-development but after two returns, gave in and bought this

Fantastic stand included if you don't already have an arm to mount it on

The stand is extremely sturdy that allow you to adjust many positions

Both monitors come with excellent stands, but to do a full rotation from portrait to landscape you have to remove the base... which is a pain, and you won't want to do it regularly.

Not a deal breaker, but keeps this monitor from being a 5/5Build quality/ stand: Very good stand with smooth height adjustment, lackluster pivot adjustment

The stand is very sturdy and feels premium

Great stand, solid construction, good settings out of the box, no major issues with panel or construction

Nice sharp picture and decent stand

The stand is excellent, very durable, can tilt, raise and lower as well as turn the screen from landscape to portrait when editing large format portrait designs

You can get cheaper 1440p monitors but not with the amount of inputs of the Asus or it's kick ass stand, and to buy a decent stand for a cheaper monitor you would end up paying about the same.

The colors look so amazing with this display.- Adjustable stand

The stand is sturdy and adjustable with swivel, rotate, and lots of height

I did like the height/angle/swivel adjustable stand.

The stand and ports are quite troublesome

looks really good, great stand, to bad i cant over clock the refresh rate, it is locked at 60hz.

The stand that comes with this monitor is one of the best stock stand that I have seen on on a monitor, tilt and height adjustment are very good, too bad the base doesn't swivel

If I had to do over, I'd buy a comparable Dell or Visio monitor because of the weak stand.

The stand is very sturdy and does not feel like it will fall over, my brother bought a different brand monitor and is scared every time he bumps his desk

The bad: Monitor stand sucks

Only game I couldn't get past 52fps 4k max settings was the whitcher 3.Anyways, as long as your fine with 60fps, 28"s of gloriusness, and not ips panel, this is the monitor for you

W00T!!Cons

Also monitor can t be turned on portrait side to work on pics or documents in one page!!SOUND: It's not that great to listen music or chat on line

I could not afford a

I can have a lot of documents and programs on the screen, and I can enlarge any given document or program to a very easy-to-read size

Works exactly as I expected as a second monitor + Apple TV feed.

even when booting the screen up a solid black image appears before going to the desktop and right then is when I first noticed the bottom left hand corner was basically glowing as if the screen was only showing a yellow image in that corner

I tried the connection with a different HDMI cable (one I know works as it came from my other monitor) as well as a second computer; neither of these fixed the issue

It is a TN panel which isn't as good as

I like the tilt and height adjustments as they work very well

The monitor isn't nearly as sharp as it is at 4k

For that money i'll just buy a different monitor who doesn't make me spend additional money to work a

The WQHD resolution blew me away as I have a rig with enough processing power to drive the display

Would give it 3 stars for photo work, 4 for general video, but it gets 5 for a being sub-$600 4K that is 90% as good as those costing 3-4x more.

I know some reviews have been hit-or-miss as it relates to product quality (dead pixels, color issues, etc.), but mine came flawless

It's settings and functionality are solid and definitely passible, but the colors and overall video quality aren't quite as vivid as they are on a mac

I've owned this item for approximately 2 months now and have been pleased with the image quality of the screen but have been let down by what I suspect to be the IO failing as the screen randomly displays "no signal" (disconnecting entirely), will flicker on and off quickly, or distort the images being displayed momentarily

There is excellent package protection from Asus but they don't waste extra packaging where they don't need to suck as on the cables.

Both monitors also glow around the edges when the screen is showing black (its not an

You can make the display as sharp or smooth as you need dependent on what you are doing with it.

and I still love it as much as I did the day I bought it