Review on 🖥️ Asus VA27EHE Monitor: Frameless 1920X1080P, 75Hz Refresh Rate, Adaptive Sync, Flicker-Free | Buy HDMI Monitor Online by Xavier Cho

Seriously ASUS? I had eyestrain after using this monitor for the first 20 minutes. Most of the negatives you'll read here can't be blamed on ASUS, although it's a TERRIBLE product with a TON of marketing bullshit, sold under 100+, a cheap piece of plastic with a back zipper trying to mimic what a computer monitor is supposed to do These days, this displays the right image to work with. Panel 1080 x 27 inches. look at my photos It's not my phone, I'm just zooming in too much, in fact you can see the individual pixel LEDs from half a meter from the screen. You have to force your vision so you can do bits and pieces and hairs around fonts like 'Tetris' on such a big screen. The best point and the MAXIMUM you can get for a 1080 screen for a computer is 22 inches or so. If you want 27 inches, no matter what brand of monitor you buy, at 27 inches it's going to be pathetic. Period. Start with a QHD (2k) monitor. And avoid this monitor. You have to spend more than $250 to "start" with a regular quality monitor. Forget about all those marketing and fake features. Find out CONS: 1. Poor image quality, VERY noticeable pixels.2. VERY WEAK display. At just 250 nits, you'll get a dim picture in daylight, or just some light in a room. Next to my 4K laptop screen, this monitor looked like a dark RAG. Buy yourself something at least 350 nits. Manufacturers don't usually list this specification, make sure you find it in the next target.3. EYE CARE? I'm still amazed that a major brand would make such a bold statement and put a sticker on the corner to remind you how stupid they think you are, because would you still believe it? 4th week with all the light coming out of the sides as seen in the photos? BTW, my speakers are electronically protected, now I have them next to another monitor and I don't see those halos everywhere. ADVANTAGES: Easy returns! Thank you Revane