ASUS VP249QGR Monitor: Extreme FreeSync Display with 144Hz Refresh Rate, Flicker-Free & Adaptive Sync Technology, Wall-Mountable, Blue Light Filter & HD Quality Review

Got this as a gift for my sweet mom who loves playing WoW at 70. She constantly complained about not being able to see when entering dark caves, certain dungeons or raids with a darker atmosphere. I tried setting up her old monitor, but when I set her up so she could see well enough in an underground cellar or cave, or loot an underwater treasure chest, the rest of the world looked blurry and dull. and holy moth! Where's the difference! The resolution is fantastic and the refresh rate is crisp.

Overall, at 144Hz (a must for any competitive gaming), this monitor is great for gamers on a budget like me. However, there are some light spots around the edges where the LED light penetrates the panel that delivers the image. Basically, there is a white tinge at the top of the monitor. This is usually easy to set up, but it can get a little annoying if you end up seeing it like me. It's almost invisible until something really dark or black appears on the screen, after which it can become…

Bought two monitors. There are no dead pixels on a monitor, but colors appear washed out or too warm. The second monitor has a single dead pixel on the right edge of the screen, but the colors on this one are accurate. It's very disappointing that ASUS doesn't calibrate the panels and therefore we get different colors for two identical monitors. I spent several hours matching them up and it was only partially successful. I haven't decided yet whether to keep the monitors or not. I'm fine with a

This is the exact same monitor as the ASUS TUF Gaming VG249Q. The only difference is the monitor stands. If you want a very nice, solid, fully adjustable monitor stand, I would buy the VG249Q. If you don't care about the quality of the stand or plan on using it on monitor arms and want to save some cheddar, this monitor is for you. I use this monitor for high resolution photo editing and gaming. I play games like Star Citizen, Monster Hunter, Elite Danger, Final Fantasy 14 Online, Cyber Punk…

In 2018 the ASUS VG248QE was the first 144Hz monitor I bought and I loved it! until I got this monitor and realized how much technology has changed over the past few years. The IPS panel has a NOTICEABLE difference compared to the old TN panel. Image quality and clarity are excellent, colors are rich and vibrant. It's very slick, with no backlight, unlike the ASUS VG248QE, which had plenty of it in each corner of the screen, and low-light settings looked poor. This monitor is just great…

I received my ASUS VP249QGR monitor yesterday and I absolutely love it! It comes with no dead pixels and everything looks amazing right out of the box (it also comes with a DisplayPort cable, which is great!). I have no idea why people are complaining about the stand in their reviews as I don't think the stand is that bad. I have it on a glass table, it doesn't wobble or wobble and it feels more solid than my old LG monitor/stand. You can always get a cheap VESA mount from Revain for $20-$30 if

So far I've only used these monitors for work, so I can't comment on gaming. Yes, I meant these monitors. I bought 3 and they are all hand assembled side by side. Great setup for work and eventually for gaming. The main things I needed were good resolution and multiple inputs. I have all three monitors shared between two computers. The resolution and response of the monitor are excellent. On one computer (desktop) I run all 3 at 144hz, the other computer is a laptop so can't support high…

To be honest, the monitor is excellent. It's relatively cheap for a 144Hz monitor and I'd wholeheartedly recommend it, but that doesn't mean it won't be a problem. My main problem is the power chord. The one that comes with it isn't very durable, so I have moments where I'm in the middle of a game and have to fiddle with it to turn the monitor back on (btw, it's not very frequent, but it happens about once a day) I might still address a few other issues I'm having, but they're more minor than…

I am using this monitor with my 16 inch MBP and am very very impressed with its value. The screen is incredibly sharp, with vivid, vibrant colors. The stand leaves room for improvement. It wobbles quite a bit and doesn't move. Again, this is good enough for its price. When I use Bootcamp to play, using a DisplayPort to USB-C cable allows for 144Hz, which makes for a smoother gaming experience and really improves the overall experience. I can't believe I've been playing at 60Hz for so long. On…

The first one I ordered arrived with a faulty driver. The image was split down the middle and only one side was distorted/mirrored in relation to the other. I went back and ordered a new one and the second one was fine. I bought this monitor mainly because of the high refresh rate and the built in stand that doesn't use the VESA mount I used to mount my Mac mini behind the monitor. Monitor. Works great as a combo.

I've had this monitor for about a week now and bought it with my first gaming PC build so I need a higher refresh rate. But I also wanted it to be good for work and everyday use, so I was looking for an (affordable) IPS panel, not TN or VA. And I love it so far! I've never owned a monitor this big before and while I'm not a monitor expert I'm really impressed (especially for the price!) The picture is sharp, bright and with great colours. I've been using it for gaming and 144Hz runs smooth and…

I like the blue light filter and have no issues with the screen quality. The speakers aren't great, however, and there's an issue where the HDMI cable has to be just right or the picture gets cropped. The slightest push/adjustment will cause it to stumble, but luckily it wasn't too much of a problem.

This is the best value for money so far. Excellent refresh rate and image quality. Each screen mode serves its purpose well. Easy to use, set up and customize.

The monitor is actually great for the price. I use it for my PS5 and 120 fps is nice and clear with this monitor and Thanks for attention.

I bought an ASUS 245h last year. I mostly just played on consoles so 75Hz was enough for what I was trying to do. I recently built a rig that can hit over 100fps in most games, so a 144hz monitor was on the cards. This monitor does not disappoint. But I have to say - compared to my 245x, the build quality is very poor. If you are buying this to assemble it does not apply to you as I would recommend. 144Hz is a game changer, especially for console games. It's hard to describe other than feeling…

This monitor is great and I love it. The transition from 60 Hz to 144 Hz is definitely smoother. However, if you're on a budget, there are cheaper options than this one for 144Hz.

I received this product about 1 week ago so I can't speak about its durability but so far it's really amazing. I'm very picky about technology and if something is even remotely mediocre I don't like it. The main purpose of this monitor is gaming and I would say it does that very well. I'm a really competitive FPS gamer so I need and expect the very best from my hardware. I've seen a lot of people comment on this monitor and say it's not for "competitive" gamers. This is partly wrong. For…

This is a very good monitor. Captive screws with fold-out handles made it easy to see that the base could be screwed on by hand. It also includes an HDMI cable and a DisplayPort cable, so you don't have to buy or swap one from another TV in your home. It's not a curved screen, but most people don't need it. The menu was easy to navigate and adjust to get the best picture for gaming or watching videos and movies. The IPS panel really is the best in terms of color and clarity, and it's definitely

With this monitor you can find out what I need: • Color calibration • Update and check frequency • No ghosting or tearing • Compatible with Gsync and Freesync. de base rotatoria estaria genial, tiene poca inclinación pero por el precio está bien.

I am replacing another 24 inch 1080p monitor with a Samsung. A good mid-range monitor that is more business oriented. Worked fine but I saw this Asus for a good low price, it was about $80 less than the monitor I replaced. this Asus is perfect so far, less than a week has passed. It's brighter and has much better motion control in the video. I've only watched the old game once, I had Deus Ex on hand, and the difference is immediately noticeable. Much better. Asus colors are also very good…