ASUS VY249HGE Eye Care Gaming Monitor, 24 inch FHD (1920 x 1080), IPS, 144Hz, IPS, SmoothMotion, 1ms (MPRT), FreeSync, Eye Care technology, Blue Light Filter, antibacterial treatment

I bought this for my son after an accident with his old one. He is big into I.T. and was very impressed with the quality, resolution etc., He liked it so much I have just bought him another one and he will replace his 3rd monitor with another one after Christmas so he has 3 matching ones. He uses it for gaming and also for video and photo editing and it does the job for all perfectly that's crisp and clear with great colours. The stand doesn't take up lots of room on your desk either so all in all, a great budget friendly monitor.

The 27'' 144Hz model is the hidden gem I was looking for! Replaced my 2k monitor and it's great - really great, vibrant colours, no ghosting with the IPS panel and no scaling issues like with 1440p awkward resolution. Literally the first thing I opened was the UFO Ghosting test - totally clear on default settings.The menu "joystick" is very intuitive, much better than simple buttons and I use it a lot - in daylight I set brightness to 85, when it gets darker in the room I reduce brightness to 10. I can set up shortcuts on the quick menu to access brightness easier and another option easier, too.A shame it doesn't have even small speakers and the VESA holes are fiddly for the first time with rubber covers, but still 5/5, really great monitor. Will definitely use it until 4k monitors and better GPUs are at a sensible price

The monitor is very good, great quality overall, especially the image quality considering the price range.The only problem is that it came with and EU power cable, as it came from outside of the UK and I had to buy a new power cable to be able to use the monitor.Also please be aware that although in some places it states 27" this is in fact a 24" display.

This is the 24 inch 100hz model and it had 24% off. It is barebones with one hdmi port but the picture is decent for the money and it has great colour uniformity and no backlight bleed. The only slightly annoying aspects are it not including a UK kettle plug (it is a euro plug) + menu navigation which is done with four buttons on the back side of the monitor but once you get the hang of it, it is fine. I bought a similar priced Phillips monitor and this one has much better viewing angles.

This arrived with the wrong plug included, ASUS feedback is as below"This is commonly referred to in the industry as Grey GoodsThis is when a commodity is traded through the distribution channel(s), which are unofficial but legally known as the grey goods.They are goods that are traded in a specific area, where the manufacturer does not intend to sell the product or intends to sell the product, but with different specifications or warranties.Grey goods are sold without the knowledge of the original manufacturer.When it comes to such Grey goods, a consumer might save money by buying the product through the grey market, but might even bear heavy losses if something happens to the product.This is because the manufacture may provide without a warranty, or a country specific warranty, or have some other warranty restrictions/limitations applied to the product.In this case as mentioned above the product has a warranty specific to the Spain region only, and has no other coverage in any other country.We therefore recommend that you contact your place of purchase to discuss the matter further, as we are not able to assist you with any further service processing in the UK."

pretty decent upgrade over the VP228HE's i have, although misleading with the 120hz. these monitors do 120hz but some reason its classed as overclock? i don't understand why it wasnt just standard and was confusing to setup as the monitors after installation are stock 100hz for unknown reasons. but for sure fixed these damned console ports on my pc. beet having troubles with console ports not displaying correctly on my 120hz msi while my desktop was originally stuck on a 60hz monitor. so when i'd game on my msi it doesnt detect native refresh rates other than desktop rfresh rate which seems like a console port. and to fix it i had to purchase these beauties at a bargain price saving £128. well worth it. they're so much better than the 60hz trash im now selling.

I was using an ancient TV (I bought it for my daughter when she was 16 or so. She's now 35) for my Xbox x. While this monitor gives a beautiful picture it is not that much better than my daughter's old tv! I was astounded. I was expecting a picture (playing GTA5) way, way, way improved so I was a little disappointed. I'm not saying anything against the images though. But things haven't come that far in all those years. No speakers! I had to buy some which will clutter up the desk space and no USB port to power extra speakers. I'll just have to buy an upgrade to this upgrade - 4K next time. I should have known to spend more. A lot more to improve my lot.Having said all that it is an excellent picture and I can see no blur or lag or anything like that

Why did you choose this product over others?:Great blacks, functional and great control Functionality:Manual and App control