Review on ASUS VG27VQ - Freesync Display 1920X1080, 165Hz, 🖥️ Blue Light Filter, Pivot & Swivel Adjustment, Flicker-Free, HD by Dan Cruz

I've had this monitor for about 9 months now. I used to use it a lot for FPS games but I recently moved to nowhere and now I have terrible internet speed and can barely log into Steam. However, at the time I used it for gaming, it worked great. At the moment I mainly use it for programming or watching videos and I think it works very well. I don't have the highest standards in the world, I'm far from being a fan of video quality, so I can't tell you if the response time is perfect or anything. I can tell you I've been a little rough at times and have driven this and everything across the country a few times in my tiny car and it's holding up great. There are no dead pixels, no edge bleeding and the image quality seems good to me. When using it for work I sometimes wish I could invest in a slightly higher resolution monitor so I could tune it up to a higher resolution, but I knew the specs were there when I bought it, so I have no one to blame but myself. For the price this monitor is absolutely amazing and I would highly recommend it to all other gamers on a budget. I had no problems with it, it never does weird things like random shutdowns like my old monitor, even though I connected it to a mediocre laptop via HDMI. Plus, it's insanely easy to assemble/disassemble. It's just a screw with a small spatula, so you can hand tighten it with no tools required. I ended up losing the screw on one of my moves but it still stays in the base without it so that's cool.