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Kích thước panel (inch) :23.8 Tỉ lệ khung hình :16:9 Khu vực Hiển thị (H x V) :527.04 x 296.46 mm Bề mặt Hiển thị :Chống lóa Loại đèn nền :LED Kiểu Panel :IPS Góc nhìn (CR≧10, H/V) :178°/ 178° Pixel :0.2745mm Độ phân giải :1920x1080 Độ sáng (Typ.) :250cd/㎡ Tỷ lệ Tương phản (Typ.) :1300:1 Màu hiển thị :16.7M Thời gian phản hồi :1ms MPRT Tần số quét (tối đa) :100Hz Khử nhấp nháy :Có

Kích thước panel (inch) :23.8 Tỉ lệ khung hình :16:9 Khu vực Hiển thị (H x V) :527.04 x 296.46 mm Bề mặt Hiển thị :Chống lóa Loại đèn nền :LED Kiểu Panel :IPS Góc nhìn (CR≧10, H/V) :178°/ 178° Pixel :0.2745mm Độ phân giải :1920x1080 Không gian màu (sRGB) :100% Độ sáng (Typ.) :250cd/㎡ Tỷ lệ Tương phản (Typ.) :1000:1 Màu hiển thị :16.7M Thời gian phản hồi :5ms(GTG) Tần số quét (tối đa) :75Hz Khử nhấp nháy :Có

Công nghệ không để lại dấu trace free :Có Công nghệ SPLENDID :Có Nhiệt độ màu. Lựa chọn :Có(4 chế độ) GamePlus : Có QuickFit : Có HDCP : Có, 1.4 Công nghệ VRR :Có (Adaptive-Sync) Đồng bộ hóa chuyển động :Có Tần suất Ánh sáng Xanh Thấp :Có Công nghệ Bảo vệ mắt+ :Có

Công nghệ không để lại dấu trace free :Có Công nghệ SPLENDID :Có Nhiệt độ màu. Lựa chọn :Có(4 chế độ) GamePlus : Có QuickFit : Có HDCP : Có Công nghệ VRR :Có (Adaptive-Sync) Tần suất Ánh sáng Xanh Thấp :Có Công nghệ Bảo vệ mắt+ :Có

DisplayPort 1.2 x 1 HDMI(v1.4) x 1 VGA x 1 USB Hub : 2x USB 2.0 Type-A Đầu cắm Tai nghe :Có Đầu vào âm thanh PC :Có

Tần số tín hiệu Digital :HDMI: 30~120 KHz (H) / 48~100 Hz (V)

Tần số tín hiệu Digital :30~85 KHz (H) / 48~75 Hz (V) Tần số tín hiệu Analog :30~83 KHz (H) / 50~75 Hz (V)

Điện năng tiêu thụ :12.02 W Chế độ tiết kiệm điện :<0.5W Chế độ tắt nguồn :<0.3W Điện áp :100-240V, 50/60Hz

Điện năng tiêu thụ :9.65 W Chế độ tiết kiệm điện :<0.3W Chế độ tắt nguồn :<0.3W Điện áp :100-240V, 50/60Hz

Góc nghiêng :Có (+23° ~ -5°) Chuẩn VESA treo tường :100x100mm Khoá Kensington :Có

Góc nghiêng :Có (+35° ~ -5°) Xoay :Có (+90° ~ -90°) Quay :Có (+90° ~ -90°) Điều chỉnh Độ cao :0~130mm Chuẩn VESA treo tường :100x100mm Khoá Kensington :Có

Phys. Dimension (W x H x D) : 53.95 x 41.72 x 20.59 cm (21.24" x 16.43" x 8.11") Kích thước vật lý không kèmkệ (W x H x D) :53.95 x 32.32 x 4.82 cm (21.24" x 12.72" x 1.90") Kích thước hộp (W x H x D) :60.00 x 44.80 x 12.50 cm (23.62" x 17.64" x 4.92")

Phys. Dimension (W x H x D) : 54.00 x 48.00 x 21.10 cm (21.26" x 18.90" x 8.31") Kích thước vật lý không kèmkệ (W x H x D) :54.00 x 32.50 x 5.50 cm (21.26" x 12.80" x 2.17") Kích thước hộp (W x H x D) :65.20 x 45.00 x 20.20 cm (25.67" x 17.72" x 7.95")

Trọng lượng tịnh với chân đế :2.84 kg (6.26 lbs) Trọng lượng tịnh không có chân đế :2.46 kg (5.42 lbs) Trọng lượng thô :4.31 kg (9.50 lbs)

Trọng lượng tịnh với chân đế :5.5 kg (12.13 lbs) Trọng lượng tịnh không có chân đế :3.3 kg (7.28 lbs) Trọng lượng thô :7.8 kg (17.20 lbs)

Cáp HDMI Dây điện Hướng dẫn sử dụng Thẻ bảo hành

Cáp HDMI Dây điện Hướng dẫn sử dụng Cáp USB 2.0 Thẻ bảo hành

Energy Star EPEAT Bronze Chứng nhận TCO TÜV Không nhấp nháy TÜV Giảm Ánh sáng Xanh

Energy Star TÜV Không nhấp nháy TÜV Giảm Ánh sáng Xanh

Nhiệt độ hoạt động :0~+40°C

• * Tốc độ truyền gửi thực tế của USB 3.0, 3.1, 3.2 và/hoặc Type-C sẽ khác biệt tùy thuộc vào nhiều yếu tố bao gồm tốc độ xử lý của thiết bị chủ, thuộc tính tệp và các yếu tố khác liên quan tới cấu hình hệ thống và môi trường hoạt động.

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ASUS, also known as AsusTek, was founded in Taiwan in 1989. They make a wide range of gaming monitors with different resolutions and refresh rates, and they also offer monitors aimed at content creators with fantastic color accuracy. Their monitors are available in various sizes, too, including large monitors that are essentially small TVs and some ultrawide displays. Most of their gaming monitors are reliable options, especially their premium models. However, while they once were a gaming industry leader, especially in the budget category, competitors often beat them out now regarding overall performance.

We've bought and tested over 35 ASUS monitors, and below are our recommendations for the best ones.

Updates

• 02/02/2024 ASUS ROG Swift Pro PG248QP reviewed
• 12/05/2023 ASUS ProArt Display PA279CRV reviewed
• 10/05/2023 ASUS ROG Swift PG27UQR reviewed
• 07/04/2023 ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM reviewed
• 06/14/2023 ASUS ROG Strix XG27UQR reviewed

• Best ASUS Monitor

  Size 27" Pixel Type OLED Max Refresh Rate 240 Hz Variable Refresh Rate Yes Native Resolution 2560 x 1440 HDR10 Yes The ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM is the best monitor from ASUS we've tested, and because it's a gaming monitor, it's also the best ASUS gaming monitor. It's a fantastic gaming display that combines outstanding picture quality with high-end performance, and it'll please even the most competitive gamers. It has a high 240Hz refresh rate, FreeSync variable refresh (VRR) support, and G-SYNC compatibility to reduce screen tearing. This means you can play games at a high refresh rate, and with a near-instantaneous response time, motion looks smooth. Its 1440p resolution has good enough pixel density to see details in your games, and its OLED panel makes it a fantastic choice for dark room gaming. It displays deep and inky blacks in dark rooms without any blooming, so content with dark scenes looks amazing. It has its problems, though, as you need to update it to the latest firmware to get the lowest input lag and best HDR performance, but it works well once you update it. It isn't the only OLED from ASUS, as they also have the ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG42UQ, a 42-inch, 4k OLED that costs more than the PG27AQDM. See our review

• Best Upper Mid-Range ASUS Monitor

  Size 27" Pixel Type IPS Max Refresh Rate 240 Hz Variable Refresh Rate Yes Native Resolution 2560 x 1440 HDR10 Yes OLEDs like the ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM tend to be expensive, and they risk permanent burn-in with constant exposure to the same static elements over time, so if that concerns you, you can also look into an upper mid-range monitor like the ASUS ROG Swift PG279QM. Because of the different panel, it has a worse contrast ratio and doesn't perform as well in dark rooms. That said, it also has a 240Hz refresh rate and 1440p resolution, and it's impressive for gaming. One main advantage is that it has native G-SYNC VRR support, which makes it fully compatible with NVIDIA graphics cards. You get features like variable overdrive and NVIDIA Reflex Latency Analyzer that you wouldn't get with G-SYNC compatible monitors, like the PG27AQDM. In terms of its gaming performance, the PG279QM has an excellent response time across its entire refresh rate range, leading to minimal motion blur with fast-moving objects. If you feel like it's still too expensive and you don't need the high refresh rate, they have a few mid-range models like the ASUS ROG Strix XG27AQ that are still impressive for gaming, but it doesn't have native G-SYNC support. See our review

• Best Budget ASUS Monitor

  Size 27" Pixel Type IPS Max Refresh Rate 280 Hz Variable Refresh Rate Yes Native Resolution 1920 x 1080 HDR10 Yes If you're on a budget, ASUS has a few low-cost monitors, particularly from their TUF Gaming lineup. If you're interested in that, then the ASUS VG279QM is a good choice. It has a lower 1080p resolution than the ASUS ROG Swift PG279QM, which is the trade-off you need to make for getting something cheaper, but it still has a max refresh rate of 280Hz. It doesn't have native G-SYNC support either, but it's still G-SYNC compatible and reduces screen tearing with NVIDIA graphics cards. Luckily, it's great for gaming as it has a fast response time at any refresh rate, so motion looks smooth, and it even has a backlight strobing feature to reduce persistence blur. It has low input lag at high refresh rates, but this increases a lot at 60Hz, so you'll notice a delay while gaming at low refresh rates, which is a problem with some TUF Gaming monitors. If you prefer getting something smaller, the ASUS TUF Gaming VG259QM is a 25-inch monitor with nearly the same performance, so you can get whichever size you like, but it has the same issue with the increased input lag. See our review

• Best ASUS Monitor For Work

  Size 27" Pixel Type IPS Max Refresh Rate 60 Hz Variable Refresh Rate Yes Native Resolution 3840 x 2160 HDR10 Yes If you don't need an ASUS monitor for gaming, they have a few good options for office work and content creation, particularly from their ProArt lineup. One of those options is the ASUS ProArt Display PA279CRV, which is a 4k, 27-inch monitor intended for photo and video editors. This is because it has dedicated picture modes for various color spaces that you may work with, from sRGB to Rec. 2020, and the accuracy in the sRGB mode is fantastic. It also displays a wide range of colors, even in HDR, which is ideal if you edit videos in HDR. It has a good selection of inputs, including two USB-C ports, and one of them supports DisplayPort Alt Mode with 90W of power. This makes it easy to connect a laptop and charge it while working. Other options in the ProArt lineup cost less and have similar features, like the ASUS ProArt Display PA278CV, but because it has a lower 1440p resolution, images aren't as sharp. You can even check out the cheap ASUS VG246H, which has a dedicated sRGB mode but no USB ports. See our review

Compared To Other Brands

• Great gaming performance. ASUS's monitors mainly focus on gaming, and because of that, they offer great gaming performance with fast response times and high refresh rates.
• Very good build quality. With only a few exceptions, ASUS monitors are usually well-built, so you won't have any issues in that regard.
• Excellent ergonomics. Most ASUS monitors have excellent ergonomics, from their office-friendly models to gaming models, making them easy to adjust.
• Not as many ultrawide options as other brands. ASUS does make ultrawide monitors but offers fewer options than other brands like LG, Samsung, and Dell.
• Losing ground to competition. Other companies are coming out with monitors that offer better value than ASUS monitors, especially in the budget category. While ASUS was great in the past, their monitors don't offer much special against the competition.

ASUS vs LG

Compared to LG, ASUS monitors tend to have better ergonomics and build quality, and they often have models with higher refresh rates, like 360Hz. However, LG monitors are usually better overall for gaming, especially console gaming, due to lower input lag and better motion handling.

ASUS vs Samsung

ASUS and Samsung both have gaming monitors, but their lineups are fairly different. Samsung monitors are usually better for dark room gaming and HDR gaming than ASUS monitors, but ASUS models tend to be more reliable because they have fewer bugs and issues, particularly with VRR support.

ASUS is one of the biggest manufacturers of monitors, and they offer a wide range of options, from budget models to feature-rich gaming options. Their monitors are usually well-built and have excellent ergonomics. However, they're quickly losing ground as one of the best brands for gaming monitors, and while they provide good performance and have many budget-friendly monitors, some of their low-cost options offer nothing special against the competition. They do have dedicated office and content creation monitors, but those usually don't include many gaming features, which is why some of their options aren't versatile for various uses.

Lineup

ASUS makes a lot of monitors, and they generally fall into the following lineups:

• Republic Of Gamers (ROG): This is ASUS's premium gaming lineup aimed at competitive and hardcore gamers with high refresh rates.
• TUF Gaming: These monitors are a more budget-friendly alternative to ROG monitors, but you can still find them with various refresh rates and resolutions.
• ProArt: This lineup includes a variety of monitors focusing on color accuracy aimed at content creators. It includes basic 1440p office monitors to even high-end OLED displays.
• ZenScreen: These are portable monitors with a focus on productivity.

ASUS also has a few other monitor lineups with only a few monitors, like the Designo, Eye Care, Touch, and Business lineups. Like other brands, ASUS' naming scheme can be hard to understand and confusing, so if you're looking at an ASUS monitor, it's best to read the full specs to know its features, refresh rate, and resolution.

Recent Updates

1. Dec 13, 2023: Removed the ASUS VG246H because it doesn't fit into the scope of the article; added the ASUS ProArt Display PA279CRV as 'Best For Work'.
2. Aug 15, 2023: Added the ASUS ROG Swift OLED PG27AQDM as the 'Best ASUS Monitor' because it is the best; renamed the ASUS ROG Swift PG279QM as the 'Best Upper Mid-Range ASUS Monitor' to reflect its market position; removed the ASUS ROG Swift 360Hz PG259QN.
3. Apr 19, 2023: Replaced the ASUS ROG Strix XG27AQ with the ASUS ROG Swift 360Hz PG259QN because it's easier to find; replaced the ASUS TUF Gaming VG259QM with the ASUS VG279QM because it's also easier to find; removed the ASUS ProArt Display PA278CV because it isn't in the scope of the article.
4. Dec 14, 2022: Removed the ASUS ROG Strix XG279Q because it's hard to find and added the ASUS VG246H as the 'Best Cheap ASUS Monitor'.
5. Aug 29, 2022: Restructured article to separate office and gaming categories and to reflect how users are searching for ASUS monitors. Added the ASOS ROG Strix XG279Q and the ASUS ROG Swift PG279QM to their respective categories; renamed the ASUS ROG Strix XG27AQ to 'Best Mid-Range' and the ASUS ProArt Display PA278CV to 'Best Office'. Replaced the ASUS VG279QM with the ASUS VG259QM because it's cheaper; updated other parts of the article for accuracy.

Conclusion

Even though ASUS doesn't just make gaming monitors, it's one of their main focuses, and the best ASUS gaming monitors usually have great motion handling, and some have high refresh rates. While most people would be happy with an ASUS monitor for gaming, they're starting to fall behind the competition in terms of performance, particularly with budget gaming monitors. They also offer productivity options with excellent ergonomics, good build quality, and additional features like a USB hub, but those tend to lack gaming features. Overall, while ASUS makes great monitors, it's likely not the first choice for everyone.