ASUS TUF Gaming VG27WQ1B Curved Gaming Monitor 27 Inch WQHD (2560x1440), 165Hz(Above 144Hz), Extreme Low Motion Blur , Adaptive-sync, FreeSync Premium, 1ms (MPRT), HDR10, grey

Fantastic monitor with a wide range of options to customize it to your needs.The FreeSync feature makes gaming very smooth and allows you to have V-Sync off with no screen tear. It's also 165Hz RR.10/10.

First impressions WowI have been using an old Dell 22 inch monitor for years so the size was a big plus, easy to assemble out of the box easy to set up to my my old computer,I play battle field 5 and to be honest I'm not that good but with this monitor and my old gforce 760 it's like a new game I can see in amazing detail, this is some thing I have put off because of the cost but actually wish I had done ages ago,So build quality yesPicture quality yesCost well worth it.

So I’ve left this for a few months now before I wrote an actual review first things firstI originally had an Alienware monitor which was really good but I broke it so got this instead. I lost on fifa. :(Really good points is that at 32 inch you’ll need ale decent room. I went from a 25 to a 27 inch and was amazed on how big it is for a monitorFor gaming. It’s top notch. Does all you expect it to do and much more. Shame there no RGB lighting like the ROG models but meh.Picture quality was a hit or miss for me. I usually play at 4K on my pc but I use it for my ps4 instead of the pc. but... there is some really nice settings in the monitor menu which make this monitor a superb choice. Crosshair built in to ;) u scrub at 1440p it’s acceptable as I’m waiting for the ps5 to release have to see what it looks likeBrightness...oh boy:(((((((. Description for this clearly states HDR 400 certified. WRONG. Kinda...Brightness is so low in hdr mode that the whole image loooks washed out to death. It makes it look more realistic in a sort of way. In some games it’s okay. But on bright games it kinda lacks. Just use the scenery mode in the settings and do some tweaking and then hDR OFF. Hdr monitors cost a few so if you looking for that then try find a 600-1000 rated display as this is a VA panel it kinda showsNo pivot but the vesa is still very nice. Not metal but a hard plastic very nice feel.So do i recommend this? Hell yeah. At 144hz OC 1440p u are not going to be disappointed. Ignore the HDR rubbish and just use the scenery mode. Games run crisp and NO DEAD PIXELS OUT THE BOX!! :D

I've had the monitor for a month now and thought it deserved a review with some advice.The good:- Important: Once set to racing mode, with all the fancy settings such as HDR disabled and overdrive set to 100, it is completely suitable for competitive gaming and produces high-quality and contrasting images.I used to play with professional CS gamers on an Acer Predator TN panel, so I should hopefully know what I'm talking about here.On my set I have absolutely no problem with overdrive 80/100 at 60hz on PS5 or 165hz on PC with or without FreeSync enabled.- The screen is reasonably bright, but adds little to HDR content when enabled.- It will downscale a 4K input to 1440p.- You can play PS5 games at 120hz over HDMI.The bad:- Motion blur when not configured as above, quite rapidly sets in with a lower overdrive setting.- No ability to configure one of the 3 configurable buttons to switching input, meaning swapping between HDMI and DP is quite a fair bit of work. It will automatically switch if only one input is active though.- HDR ability not amazeballs!- The stand is basic and static, do yourself a favour and order a VESA desk stand

It's probably the best gaming monitor you can get for this price. Picture quality is amazing with the high resolution and 165hz for this price is great. The stand maybe not the best you have the option to desk mount it which I would recommend. Overall definitely worth the price super good monitor.

The ASUS TUF Gaming VG27WQ1B Curved Gaming Monitor has been a real game-changer for me. Its 27-inch WQHD curved screen immerses me in the gaming world, providing a more expansive field of view. I love the seamless gameplay, credited to its 165Hz refresh rate and FreeSync technology. The 1ms response time is outstanding, almost eliminating motion blur. Its Shadow Boost technology has significantly improved my experience in darker game scenes, and the colour representation is simply superb. I appreciate the adjustable stand that caters to my ergonomic needs. All in all, I find this monitor excellent for gaming, and I would highly recommend it.

Such a great monitor!Great picture quality. I mostly play games and i was kinda worried if its gonna be too big, coming from 24" to 32" but its actually pretty good and easy to get used to.The 1ms in the title is a bit misleading, its actually 4ms but rly i can barely notice when playing battlefield titles.Hdr is beatiful.You wont regret buying this monitor.

I have owned this for monitor for 2 years now, everything about this monitor still holds up, if your looking for a monitor, you can't really go wrong with getting this.