Review on ASUS VY279HE Adaptive Sync Augmentation Antibacterial 1920X1080P: Experience Enhanced Eye Care and Visual Quality with HDMI, Blue Light Filter, and HD LED by Curt Rogers

I bought two of these - one refurbished and one brand new because I really liked them. While I prefer at least a 1440p screen for my primary display, they do AWESOME secondary ones. I have one on the right for the remote desktop connection and one on the left in portrait mode for code. They're very sharp for 1080p and just work. They also have all sorts of crazy extras like showing and customizing crosshairs on your screen when playing games, which is helpful. In reality though - although I'm sure it would more than suffice as a primary display. If you want a 1080p screen that just works - they are AWESOME for your extra screens. To be honest I'm considering buying a third one to place over my main monitor for watching movies. I have five screens now, I have many places to watch a movie but they are so good that I am thinking of a third, six monitors total, just as an excuse to get another one. If you're looking to add more monitors to your setup, this is a solid choice. Also, I just realized that I often say things are "reliable".