• Reviews around view angle (2.88 of 5)

    Asus VG278QR 27” Gaming Monitor, 1080P Full HD, 165Hz (Supports 144Hz), G-SYNC Compatible, 0.5ms, Extreme Low Motion Blur, Eye Care, DisplayPort HDMI DVI

    • Of course there are better monitors out there and the viewing angle and "only" full HD limitations are bit lacking...but its $200 cheaper than most other 144hz 27" monitors that are higher def/ips.
    • its rare that you love everything about something.bottom line this is an incredible monitor at a incredible price.and I paid the higher end 519.00.the picture quality is superb colors are beautiful right out of the box.blacks are deep and colors are vibrant and has paper white whites.i have no backlight bleed and a very slight glow in lower left corner like 1x1 inch barely noticeable.i bought the omen x 27"240hz,and the benq 2780q,Acer Predator XB271HU Abmiprz 27 returned all due to outstanding issues.omenx was impossible to balance out the dark and light areas of games due to lack of black variations and fresync2 is bunk with nvidia cards, benq had a horrible viewing angle and glow (HORRIBLE!!!
    • Also this monitor has a narrower view angle as a disadvantage of its high 144hz refreshing rate.
    • The viewing angle ruined the entire monitor
    • The colors are meh and the viewing angles are bad but 144hz never felt so good.
    • This was exactly what I was looking for and an amazing price compared to other models!I'm sure if you went with a TN panel instead of the IPS panel there would be less ghosting but the viewing angle is fantastic on this compared to the TN panels
    • The viewing angles are particularly bad even for a TN panel
    • I purchased this a few months ago (and returned it a few days later) because the viewing angle was horrible
    • its rare that you love everything about something.bottom line this is an incredible monitor at a incredible price.and I paid the higher end 519.00.the picture quality is superb colors are beautiful right out of the box.blacks are deep and colors are vibrant and has paper white whites.i have no backlight bleed and a very slight glow in lower left corner like 1x1 inch barely noticeable.i bought the omen x 27"240hz,and the benq 2780q,Acer Predator XB271HU Abmiprz 27 returned all due to outstanding issues.omenx was impossible to balance out the dark and light areas of games due to lack of black variations and fresync2 is bunk with nvidia cards, benq had a horrible viewing angle and glow (HORRIBLE!!!
    • I can now slap fools on all my consoles and my pc in many games I like such as Doom, Titanfall 2, and The Last of Us in amazing picture quality
    • Last e-mail informed support I was returning
    • The "A" in the Asus logo on the front of the monitor was missing
    • I definitely prefer refresh rate over 4k this is rated by NVIDA as a good g sync
    • The monitor is advertised as G-sync Compatible, but the driver doesn't recognize it as such
    • When you consider the fast frame rate, g-sync, extremely low latency and other gaming
    • The deceptive marketing does not stop there though, the monitor is listed as G-Sync Compatible, but that comes with some large caveats
    • G sync broken
    • * Looks like Amazon has changed the description of this product to reflect that the monitor is in fact G-sync compatible after the GTX driver update back in January
    • I bought the 24" over the 27" in order to work with G-SYNC, but after having reinstalled my drivers, installing the new monitor driver, and updating my NVIDIA drivers, still no G-SYNC available
    • To use the "G-Sync compatible" features, you must have a Nvidia 10-series card or higher, the older 9-series doesn't support "G-Sync compatible", only regular G-Sync
    • I have 2 of these and both G sync compatible
    • I ordered thisASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQ 27” Monitor, 1440P WQHD (2560 x 1440), IPS, 165Hz (Supports 144Hz), G-SYNC Compatible, 1ms, Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync, Eye Care
    • Being G-sync compatible is also a plus.
    • G-sync compatible
    • IPS monitor, 144hz, g-sync compatible
    • and you don't necessarily need that 240hz G-Sync monitor that is overpriced for hardcore gaming at all
    • It's big, its fast (144hz), the options are easily adjusted, and it is certified as g-sync compatible
    • G Sync compatible.
    • Last e-mail informed support I was returning