Review on ASUS VA27DQ 1080P Monitor with Adaptive Sync, 75Hz Refresh Rate, 🖥️ Frameless Design, Blue Light Filter, Flicker-Free Technology, Tilt Adjustment, and LED Backlighting by Chris Kedzior

I bought a pair of these monitors for work from home to replace a hodgepodge of two different smaller monitors. Well first; Love the form factor and thin bezel, I installed them on a dual monitor mount and they look amazing. For the person who said the base is detachable but was left with the stem, which isn't true, you can remove the stem by removing the small clip on the cover and loosening the four screws, really easy. Docking station with two monitors, and that's fine. However, they work in Full HD via HDMI cable and at this point I urge you to be careful and read the description carefully. I thought I was getting 75Hz monitors but if you read it it says it only supports 75Hz with AMD Free-Sync/Adaptive-Sync technology. My work laptop doesn't have an AMD graphics card and I won't be using it for gaming, so it doesn't bother me that much. However, if you're buying them for gaming (and I'm not sure why), make sure your graphics card supports AMD Free-Sync/Adaptive-Sync technology, otherwise, like me, you'll only get 60Hz. I have them got it for a good price so i'm not complaining too much, i could always return it if i'm too worried about it. Other than that, they fit my situation well and I don't have any other problems. I think the display is very good, it could have had a bit more brightness range, but for the price I don't want to complain either.