ASUS 27” 1080P Curved Monitor (VA27VQSE) - Full HD, 75Hz, 1ms, Adaptive-Sync/FreeSync, Low Blue Light, Flicker Free, VESA Mountable, Frameless, HDMI, DisplayPort, HDR-10, Height Adjustable

New build for office.

Monitor turns off randomly and goes asleep frequently, even in mid-use, regardless of display settings in operating system.

If you need additional screen space, good quality, inexpensive, monitor, this one does the job.

I use this monitor for my home PC. Lots of desktop space and great for watching videos.

Ill have to admit that the monitor has only been plugged in about 1 hour of use but Im impressed with the clarity and brifghtness. Im coming from an older model Samsung and I apparently was not seeing good and making all kinds of bad trading in the stock market. With this perfect screen size and Im sure my days of making better trades are coming soon. Great price for a 75hz monitor. Im not a gamer but videos are looking good.

Other than the controls, I really like everything about this monitor. The picture is bright, clear and sharp. Satisfied with my purchase.

Bought this as an upgrade for my daughters computer that had a very poor monitor. This Asus monitor is bright, clear and very detailed in the picture. She plays school games on it and watches YouTube kids, so no it may not be the highest refresh rate and highest resolution out there but you get a good quality product for what it is, a HD monitor with a great picture.

I can see so much I didnt know was there before. (Gaming)

It was ok for the price. It’s doing its job, and the blue light control does help with eye strain headaches. My main complaint is that out of the two monitors I purchased, the bottom right corner of one screen began flickering immediately and this has now spread to about one third of the bottom right hand side of the screen. I do not use this gaming, I use this for work purposes, and it’s ok for that purpose. It does have a wide range of connectivity and that is great. Not sure if I would recommend it, though. Kinda sucks that a screen that says it’s flicker-free flickered with lines almost immediately.

I am knocking off a star because i could not get the monitor to function using an Active Displayport adapter. i had to source a displayport to VGA cable to make the monitor work. I dont know why that is but it was a very long and frustrating setup period trying to get my monitors working. Also, maybe i dont understand what a Blue light filter is supposed todo but it seams as though levels 1-3 are all the same and level 4 does all the work. When i used 1-3 i cant tell a difference but level 4 really removes allot of Blue.