ASUS ROG PG278Q

This is the summer of 2014 and this is the ultimate Gaming monitor if you don't want to wait another year, at least for a gaming experience that is tr...

It has great performance in terms of gaming and sets great gameplay experience. and then there's a really nice menu system as well so that's that's ob...

VA, IPS, TN, they’re all outplayed. Why has it taken so long to get a new kind of monitor technology that is truly innovative. I still have my Asus PG278Q from 2014 and want to upgrade but nothing seems truly worth it. I really wanted to get the Samsung G7 Odyssey but that curve is just ridiculous and there are a lot of issues with flickering, etc.

Conclusion. The Asus ROG Swift PG278Q is an excellent choice for gamers of all stripes. Armed with G-Sync smoothing technology, speedy refresh and pixel response rates, and a sharp WQHD panel, this monitor is the perfect companion to your high-end gaming rig, and its ergonomic stand lets you adjust the panel for the optimal viewing position

I love this thing. I haven't noticed any ghosting, no unevenness, no overt blacklight bleed but then again I'm playing games and not staring at a darkened screen. I really, really like this display. As I said, I have not had any issues with it.

On one hand, I really like this monitor. I bought it to replace a Samsung 28" 4k I had, which I decided 4k was overrated and just dragging down my framerates. It's very sleek, solved all the issues I had, and I like the red light around the base (which matches my computer) and even the mostly useles...

Bad:. \- The monitor only comes with a 6' DP cable so I had to purchase a 1080p 360hz certified 10' DP cable to reach my PC. Maybe:. \- I spend $700 on my Asus Rog Swift PG278Q 1440p Gsync monitor back in 2014 and $800 for my AW UltraWide a few years ago.

Loved this monitor, I really did. But after using it as my daily driver for about a month, I decided that the cons out weighed the pros. If this were a $4-500 monitor I would recommend it to most gamers. The gsync and 144hz make this thing amazing, I could play the horribly optimized DayZ (ARMA 2 mo...

Now this thing is a technological beauty. Looks great, works amazingly well.

This review is for the PG278Q. I received the monitor yesterday so this is a first impressions review. No dead or otherwise dysfunctional pixels. The screen color/brightness is even throughout the screen and the back light bleed is to a degree I can live with I think. So as crazy as it sounds after ...