ASUS MG28UQ

Here's the Asus Mg28uq The Asus Mg series has always represented a solid value alternative to its premium Rog products. Today, we're looking at the Mg...

Lastly, the free sink option that this monitor offers is only through the DisplayPort 1.2 so those of you with an Xbox one X I'm sorry, but it does no...

Let's face it. A great CPU and a top of the line graphics card are useless without a good monitor. This is one Excellent Monitor!!! Larger visual area than my old 24". Pleasant surprise. Not too big for my desk, nor too small for my over the shoulder friends and kids watching. I recently purchased a...

I've had this monitor since May 2016, the first one I ordered came with dead pixels, the second replacement (My current monitor) came clean and clear of dead pixels. Over time though, within 6months of use in 4k@60hz, it developed 1 dead pixel. It was very very small and slightly triangular and dimm...

I added a new workstation in my office and I LOVE the older fabulous ASUS PB278Q's (2560x1440) so much (I've owned and used three and they are all rock solid). So I thought I'd try the newer 4K version. However, this is NOT the 4K version of that monitor. This is a "gaming" monitor and has extra fea...

So yeah, these monitors have irregularities on the screen, backlight bleed issues, clouding, etc, but so do most LCD panels, especially the ones that don't have a mirror reflective finish that masks these issues nicely. Once we can all afford to get an OLED monitor, all these issues will be gone by ...

So I purchased this monitor about a month ago, and have noticed some very good UI and settings navigation, as well as decent good quality as well for the price, but what I have noticed that brings down my rating one star is that this monitor has some interesting "bleeding" or "dragging" when moving ...

This review is in regards to the 28" TN panel version. I was attracted to this monitor due to great experiences previously with 1080p ASUS monitors. This was also one of the very few 4K monitors that offered DP 1.2 and HDMI 2.0 inputs for simultaneous 4K gaming on both PC and Console at 60 FPS. (Cur...

Ordered two. Arrived quickly with no damage. One was DOA, the other was fine. One was to replace a much older Asus; the other would have replaced my LG27UD8 so that I would have 2 matching side by side, and move the LG to another room. The one that worked was set about as bright as it would go out o...

With a Displayport cable it can matter whether you set the monitor to Displayport 1.1 or 1.2. On the Mac clone it changes the Display preferences dialog based on the setting. Displayport 1.2 gives you Retina-like control over the screen scaling, using monitor modes at 60Hz. With 1.1 it gives you a l...