Review on ASUS VG32VQ1B: Adaptive Sync DisplayPort Monitor, 31.5" 2560x1440, Flicker-Free, Built-In Speakers, Blue Light Filter by Jose Sood

Right out of the box everything seemed fine, the screen detached from the plastic substrate but I could deal with it. After turning it on, the color accuracy was pretty poor, so I had to tweak a lot. The brightness was a little low, but it wasn't too bad. then i started playing csgo and realized how bad halo is. My two year old new $100 1080p monitor had almost no ghosting and it was a big step down. My eyes hurt when I tried to scroll the text. So I'm sending the monitor back now.