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Excelente calidad precio, funcionóa la perfección sin problemas, buena calidad de imagen sin retraso. Llevo usándolo diario desde hace 7 meses aproximado y hasta ahora no he tenido ningún problema.

This monitor is so good in overall i do recommend it

Muy buenos colores, buenos materiales, todo muy bien solo que como cualquier pantalla ips tiene claras fugas de luz muy notorias con el color negro, aún así los colores son muy buenos y es muy buen monitor para jugar.

La calidad de la imagen es impresionante, lo uso para jugar Wz los colores son muy bonitos y no da nada de lag

Me encantó, el monitor si está grande y tiene una base muy padre, instale todos los programas muy rápido y tiene una calidad de imagen increíble. Me llegó en perfecto estado y no tuve problemas

¡Calidad excepcional! Llegó rápidamente y no decepciona para gaming. Como mi primer monitor para juegos, estoy impresionado. Imágenes nítidas, colores vibrantes debido a su panel IPS y una experiencia de juego fluida.Si quisiera encontrar algo negativo, seria la ausencia de HDMI 2.1, pero dada todas estas caracteristicas su precio es excelente.¡5 estrellas merecidas!

The display is amazing for it has a feature set to customise the brightness and contrast with shadows and highlights which i've never had on a display before so all my games pictures and videos look stunning.It's incredibly bright, it is a bit too intense at the highest settings which is great for shade range.

el monitor cumple muy bien, tiene muy buenos colores aun que los negros no son muy profundos, lo que es normal en un panel ips. me gusta que se pueda poner en varias posiciones y sobre todo que se puede poner totalmente en vertical. tiene varias opciones en el menu que se le puede configurar y otras que ya vienen predeterminadas por si no te quieres meter mucho en detalles, lo que si se me hizo un poco flojo es el DHR para mi gusto se mira mejor cuando no esta activado, pero es cuestion de que lo pruebes tal vez te llegue a gustar. creo que es una muy buena compra con el descuento que lo agarre $5200 pesos.

Después de un mes de uso me ha gustado bastante cambie de uno de la misma marca de 24" a este de 27" y vale bastante la pena, aunque perdi hz porque el de 24 era de 280 hz pero para eso hay que tener una gráfica bastante potente para llegar al limite del monitor, cambiar a la resolución 1440p es bastante notorio en cuestión de trabajo y obviamente para el gaming va super genial, también lo único que no me gustó aunque es algo normal en estos monitores es el sangrado de luz que trae no es tan grave pero cuando lo miras de lado es mucho lo que se nota y cuando hay texturas oscuras en los juegos también se ve bastante pobre, por su precio esta mucho mejor a mi gusto que las demás marcas de 27" 1440p, los plásticos y acabados están muy bien y llego bien empaquetado sin detalles ni pixeles muertos y eso se agradece mucho. Conclusión es bueno para diseño gráfico, algo de edición de video o animación y excelente en gaming.

Ordered VG27AQ a few weeks prior and have had zero issues with the screen so far after initial calibration/setup. Zero dead/stuck/bright pixels, lucky! For an IPS screen, it's great to look at (and extremely bright, you can use the monitor at 0 brightness and still see the picture quite well- most of the calibration profiles I've seen leave it at 0). You can see it from all angles very clearly and even from far back. I sit relatively close to the screen with my desk setup, but it's exactly what I wanted as I can only have one monitor on the desk. I have only noticed a little bit of backlight bleed in the lower right corner, but it's a very small area and overall quite acceptable for an IPS screen with such a thin bezel. Have not noticed any IPS glow when sitting dead center or even slightly off (as a note, there is always variation with manufacturing, so some monitors might have either more than mine).I have used it to play both PC and Switch, and it works great for both, no complaints (the speakers are indeed a little weak, but they are only 2 watt and more for function than real use and at least it has speakers to do so). The only unfortunate part in my temporary setup is that the MSI laptop I'm using (GS65 Stealth with RTX 2060) combined I suggest/recommend expecting to just use fullscreen settings with games on the Asus (I suspect it's more the laptop than the screen, once I build my new desktop I will confirm if this is still the case with a desktop 1070).The refresh rate is excellent, one of my older screens is an old 1080p Dell VA panel from around 2014 and the refresh rate is around 7ms so I would sometimes miss quick reaction mechanics in some games despite the nice screen quality otherwise with what it offered. I had zero build quality issues on my Asus, everything in the box looked to be in order and all included hardware was perfect and complete. For the price and what the monitor brings, it is definitely a good value as long as there aren't any pixel or manufacturing issues. There are better monitors with picture quality, but usually those are VA panels which have their own set of characteristics and a 3 year warranty (the comparable LG 27GL850 only has a 1 year warranty which is short when compared to their competitors like Asus and Acer).

An amazing TN panel with commendable colours. So far I am enjoying this monitor. Didn't get any dead pixels on screen it is soo much more smoother than any 60hz monitor.The reason I got a bigger screen is games like Pubg where everything appears soo tiny this monitor really blows it up and makes it clear where everyone is. Not only that games like counter strike are clearer and smoother more pixels to hit that HS on.Will be writing more about this monitor soon. Sill have to enjoy a few movies just to see how this panel holds up.Pros:Small bezelsQuick ResponseAmazing build qualityTilt, rasing and lowering the monitor is feather touch :)Joystick behind the monitor is really intuitive. For controlling the functions.Lots of display optionsCons: Price as we all know the huge duty that is levied on imported monitor this is the same with this one.USB 3.0 on the sides would be more accessible currently their only in the back

Received this monitor on Oct 1st 2015. So far it is performing very nice. I have an Asus PB278Q IPS 1440p monitor I have used up until now. I was waiting for a good 1440p Freesync 144Hz monitor to come out that included fixes for the ghosting found in early Freesync monitors. Asus has addressed this problem with their Trace Free settings built in at release. I know other makers like BenQ have recently released new revisions of their products to address this issue as well but this monitor has it out of the box. I almost bought the MG279Q IPS Freesync monitor but too many people were complaining about bad panels on that model and having to return them several times to win the lottery and get a good one. I also like having the upper end 144Hz in Freesync where as the MG279Q topped off at 90Hz. I use 2 Asus R290X ROG cards and they will push over 90 FPS very often at 1440p.I'm not sure if the bad panel issue of the MG279Q will be the case with this model or not but the one I received had no issues at all, perfect out of the box. No dead pixels no bad panel quality. I'm very happy with the product quality. Now I have this monitor for gaming and when I need to work with photo editing I can use my PB278Q as my dual monitor with its quality IPS display.As a quick test of Freesync. I setup my 2 monitors to duplicate my display and I ran the AMD Windmill Freesync demo on them. I can very easily see the side by side comparison of Freesync compared to no Freesync. I set the demo so sweep framerates I can watch them go up and down between 45 to 65 FPS and see where my PB278Q is having screen tearing over and over while my new MG278Q stays in perfect sync with a smooth display. I have played a few games where I used to see screen tearing a lot like SWTOR , BF4 and Dragon Age Inquisition, they are now smooth as butter. The onscreen OSD FPS that you can turn on with the monitor also helps a lot with seeing when Freesync is working and when its not for specific games. When it is not working you will see the monitors FPS display stuck at the refresh rate you set the game to. When it is working you can see it scale up and down in sync with your games FPS by also having Fraps on or an in game FPS tool showing your actual game fps.In conclusion I am very happy with this monitor, it has taken some getting used to looking at a TN display again. This is the best looking TN display I have owned, but the IPS display definitely looks better when just browsing the internet and doing things on the desktop. I bought this for gaming through and in games you can't really tell the difference between the TN and IPS as far as how the picture looks. The 1ms GTG pixel refresh rate and Freesync from 40Hz-144Hz totally makes up for not having the IPS screen while gaming. By keeping my PB278Q I have the best of both worlds.Update:Recent driver improvements from AMD have added more Freesync support for DX9,DX10 now to include DX11 and DX12. I can verify the support now for Freesync is pretty good running Crossfire as well. I recently upgraded to 2x Fury X Cards which work great in Crossfire and Freesync now with latest driver releases.