Review on ASUS VA32UQ Monitor FreeSync DisplayPort HDR10 31.5", 3840X2160P, Built-In Speakers, Blue Light Filter, Ultrawide Screen, HDMI, HD by Marc Belnap

You know what they say about VA panels, that they aren't as good as IPS in terms of viewing angles. So if you look at them from the side, they don't look the same. And that goes for VA TVs, if you see them from the side they look a bit washed out, but that's not too bad. However, this monitor is so bad that when viewed directly it looks worse than any VA panel. from the sides. As long as the background is mostly white, it's fine, but if you're using a program with a dark GUI and look straight into the center, the sides will look a lot lighter. What I mean is that if the GUI has a grayscale that is 80% black, the pages will look 50% black. It's terrible. I've never seen anything like this, even on the cheapest VA monitors I've had for a lot less money. Also, when you scroll through websites with black text and white background, you may see a trail left by text and dark objects. Last but not least, it doesn't retain the last picture settings when switching between inputs. So you go back to another one I put in and suddenly it's super bright. Terrible monitor. I will return it soon.