ASUS ROG Strix 27” 1440P Curved Gaming Monitor (XG27AQV) - QHD (2560 x 1440), Fast IPS, 170Hz, 1ms, G-SYNC Compatible, FreeSync Premium, Eye Care, HDMI, DisplayPort, Height Adjustable, DisplayHDR 400 27" Curved Fast IPS QHD 1ms 170Hz G-SYNC HDR

Con colores claros, resolución 1440p y un brillo espectacular, no estarás decepcionado con este monitor, sin embargo el precio está más arriba de las características, por lo que se espera una larga vida, que hasta al momento sin problemas (1.5 años de uso diario 8 hrs o más).

EDIT: I have updated this from 3 star to 4 stars, since using the included DP cable fixed the shutoff/flicker issues, so yeah, cable matters, I'll get a 3rd party DP 2.0 since this one is a bit too short for me -------- -Don't know if this is specific to my unit but sometimes its going to shutdown randomly for 5 seconds(only when in OC mode) -OC also makes the screen flicker, extremely annoying at times I will do more research if this could be linked to my display port 1.2 (I'm not using the once included because it is too short) and if this is the case I will edit this listing :) But other than that I guess I've got a decent "Used like New" deal for $750(though I still think high HZ monitors are overpriced), looks great and is so much faster than my old one no dead pixels and little backlight bleeding To be honest, this monitor is a 4/5 other than the monitor shutting off randomly, these OC issues should have been mentioned in the listing

he probado monitores de gama media, de MSI y unos más baratos, este en especial me costó aprox $350 DLLs, lo más destacable es su gama de colores, como lo que he hecho en todos mis monitores es calibrar a mi gusto saturando un poco los colores, este al principio tenía colores muy cálidos que está bien pero no me gusta tan cálido son detalles que en todos los monitores los acomodan de acuerdo a lo q se busca este se puede hacer overclock desde los ajustes del mismo monitor llegando a 170hz la resolución 2K es verdaderamente bellísima, el local Dimming está bien para juegos de terror y lo que he notado es que muestra negros profundos no tanto como una pantalla OLED pero si marca una gran diferencia. lo único que no me gusto es su soporte aunque si bien lo puedes mover para cualquier lado, mi escritorio es algo pequeño las patas son algo estorbosas le tuve que comprar un soporte flexible de gas así ahorre mucho espacio. Pros: • excelente gama de colores • overclock de stock hasta 170hz (de fabrica son 144hz) • no tiene ghosting • tiene Local Dimming • soporte de stock tiene mucha movilidad de arriba abajo hasta se puede poner en vertical • tiene soporte para VESA contras: • tiene HDR (400nits aprox) pero no están bueno como el de las TVs • soporte de stock es demasiado grande y estorboso • la tapa trasera para cubrir los cables es muy frágil y delgada (ya se le rompieron 2 patitas: c) • no tiene manual para quitar el soporte completo, tuve que investigar cómo se quitaba el soporte stock que también es algo complicado de quitar. en conclusión, creo es el mejor monitor por su precio o al menos por el que lo conseguí tiene 3 años de garantía aunque no lo mencionen en la publicación Asus te da 3 lo dice en la caja, vale la pena en todos los aspectos para Gaming y diseño si buscas algo con buen HDR creo q hasta la fecha no hay ningún monitor con un buen HDR de menos de 700nits el de este si no me equivoco es de 400nits

I took a chance and bought one of these monitors used from Amazon's Warehouse Deals. Fast-paced games are finally easier to keep track of, and your view is much less of a massive blur when turning quickly. Your aim doesn't necessarily get better compared to a 144 Hz monitor, however. The particular panel I received had virtually zero backlight bleed/IPS glow, but it did have one single stuck pixel on the screen. However, the pixel is so tiny, it is virtually invisible to the eye. (I've tried various means to fix the pixel, but to no avail.) Nonetheless, you would never be able to see it unless you REALLY looked for it anyway. (I imagine this was why the previous owner returned the panel.) I only have two complaints. The first is that the ELMB tends to disable itself when the program or input is changed, so you have to re-enable it every time. The second is that whenever an input is empty, the monitor will always switch to an input that is active, which gets annoying if you are just waiting on a restart or something. Saving around $80 after tax just for a single unnoticeable pixel was well worth it, in my opinion. Even with this monitor on sale and the new 360 Hz monitors coming out, it would still likely never reach this price for the next long while. Overall, I am quite content with this monitor, and I recommend it for anyone who only needs ~270 Hz rather than 300+. Grab it on sale, or take your chance with Warehouse Deal stock.

the TV is a 4k 120hz, i made the output cap at 4k60hz because it wouldn’t even give a signal at 4k 120hz and it’s simply frozen in time at 50% of what the cable is capable, WHAT A JOKE! other than that, the Monitor is Phenomenal, awesome experience and factory calibration is pretty good. No dead pixels or any issues but the HDMI cable is a joke, don’t even try it, it’s not an HDMI 2.1 ( or HDMi 2.0 ) cable at all