🖥️ ASUS VP32AQ Adaptive Sync 31.5" Monitor - High Definition, 2560x1440p, 75Hz, Flicker-Free, Blue Light Filter, IPS, Built-In Speakers Review

I recently purchased an ASUS VP32AQ monitor to complement my Microsoft Surface 4 laptop with the Surface Dock 2 port replicator. The Dock 2 has two USB-C ports with display support. Since the monitor has a DisplayPort (DP) connector and an HDMI connector, I bought two cables (and used one of each): USB-C to DisplayPort (DP) USB-C to HDMI. *Cable dependencies *In the Photos Under the OSD ( OSD), note the default display settings that seem to depend on the type of cable used: (1) When using a…

I have two of these for programming in portrait mode. I also wanted monitors in a portable form factor for a two-hour commute to work. It's easy to add a stand with a non-removable screw. If you want scenery. I removed the stand, added VESA mounts and only hung it in portrait mode on VIVO (VIVO Black Freestanding Single Monitor Mount, Pro Gaming Desk Stand with Headphone Holder, Height Adjustable Mount for 1 Screen up to 32", STAND-V101F) .The box has handy side rails so I can move two of these

Easy setup; doesn't strain his eyes to look at him for hours. The best monitor I have ever had and I have had many monitors since I bought my first one in 1989.

The screw hole to attach the monitor to the bracket fell into the back of the monitor when I was trying to install it and now I have a loose screw on the back of the monitor. This is very frustrating because my only other option is to use a base that takes up a lot of space on my desk. I wouldn't take his monitor if you want to mount it to a bracket as the screw holes are not of high quality. .

I like the size and resolution of the monitor. I use the monitor for work, not for gaming. However, the monitor speakers aren't very loud for zoom calls etc. I had to add external speakers.