ASUS 27" 1440P Professional Monitor (PB278QV) - QHD (2560 X 1440) 75Hz, Adaptive-Sync, Eye Care, DisplayPort, HDMI, Dual-Link DVI, VGA, Black

This monitor is clear, blacks and colors are great, and very easy on the eyes.Only complaint maybe is that the instructions show the panel being able to turn left/right (i.e., rotate -- I don't mean portrait orientation, I mean turning from side to side) but it looks like the only way to do that is to turn the entire stand. That's fine, but misleading instructions. But not worth dropping a star in my situation. Other adjustments work great.Cable management is so-so, not great but fine... again not worth dropping a star.

This is absolutely an amazing monitor for it’s price. I got the 27” 1440P IPS display and I have no regrets. The photos I have included is the ACER Predator XB271HU (Left) and this monitor (ASUS PB278QV/Right). This monitor has excellent black levels and bright whites. I can’t complain about the IPS glow or the light bleed as it’s very minimal. I love this monitor especially with the 100% sRGB rating because the colors are pretty accurate and clear. I left the monitor at that default setting and only adjusted the brightness to 75% and it’s great. I highly recommend this monitor especially for photo or video editing because honestly, the colors are very accurate. For gaming, it’s not too terrible. 75Hz isn’t as good as 144Hz but it’s good enough for gaming. The response time isn’t terrible either for an IPS display.

It's served me well working from home - colors are crisp and clear, and the stand is tall enough to position a mbp 15" beneath.

This is a nice looking 1440p panel for the money. This was the monitor I used for the computer I built for my ex. She has trouble with it sometimes when it's set to run at 75hz. I believe this has something to do with the freesync framerate tolerances not being very generous. She has a GTX 1080 and while it seemed to work with the "g-sync" option, in games you still get tearing or weird behavior sometimes. I have a feeling that if I was using it as my own monitor I would find a way to make it behave but for her, it's probably just too much fiddling with driver menus to be worth it.Could be this works a lot better with AMD cards. My experience with the setup I described, though, is that this display is a little quirky outside of 1440p60hz. Get it for the good size and monitor stand as well as great IPS colors. The 75hz and VRR stuff is a bonus you might have to tinker with to get satisfaction out of.

Monitor is very good quality and I think it is good value for under $300. Very happy with the purchase on first impressions.

Awesome monitor, love it, highly recommend!I didn’t rate gaming because I don’t game.

Very nice monitor for multitasking due to the large screen. You will become a spreadsheet power user using this bad boy. By far the best 1440p monitor you'll get for the price (I paid US $271). Great for gaming but pass on it for a higher refresh rate if you mainly play GPU intensive FPS.

I have had 6 of these monitors over 3-4 years. I love the wide viewing angle. One failed to turn on in time. Two others have developed dark areas on screen after year's of use. I still would recommend them. The technology is aging. If they had a 4K version with the same viewing angle I would consider them. I use in portrait and landscape mode. A VESA mount is a requirement for any monitor I purchase.

This monitor works as my main screen, replacing my 15 year old CRT that was becoming so dark that I couldn't read text. I have this monitor set to the "dark room" (brightness set to 2 on a scale of 0 to 100) setting, as I've become accustom to dark screens, but in its normal setting it seems bright enough for most situations. I guess if you really need the brightest screen on the market you'll have to get a more expensive monitor.I also like the multiple inputs as I have several different computers and the less used ones are connected through a KVM and into the analog input, I can then easily switch to them with the monitors controls (and the KVM for keyboard and mouse).The packaging seems robust, as it arrived with the outside box corner crushed in (as does most of amazon's packages) but the unit was unaffected.I am hoping that this monitor will last as long as my previous one, I guess time will tell.

I mainly use this for working from home now. It's been working great so far. The adjustable screen modes for different purposes really help.

Good controls to adjust the amount of blue light AND crystal clear and rock solid picture.

Loved it!! definitely was worth buying. I have no complaints about this screen.

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