Asus Portable Monitors Ms Response Time

One of the best plug and play portable monitors I have used. ASUS should bundle this with their Zenbook duos.

Monitors have really good color and response time is much better than my old ones that supposedly had the same specs but was a VA panel.

Ordered a pair of these in October, but they were on continual backorder and didn't arrive until a week ago. Having given them a chance to break in a bit and get used to the sound, I feel a bit more qualified to review them. For over 10 years, I'd been mixing on some decent monitors and was very familiar with their response. I'd moved into a new studio space and the backorder time allowed me to familiarize myself with the new room on well known monitors, a very good thing in retrospect. When the A7X's finally arrived, I plugged in one to compare with the existing monitor. The difference was remarkable. While the first monitor had a warm and pleasant low end response, the Adam seemed utterly transparent throughout the frequency spectrum. Its lows are tight and punchy, but not over emphasized, while the highs put the other monitor completely to shame. With a reputed frequency response approaching 50 kHz, the high end sparkles with detail and yet seems easier on the ears during sustained listening. In a word, they sound truthful, exactly what one requires in a quality near field monitor. Also, setting them up for optimal coverage in the sweet spot took a fraction of the time spent aligning the other monitors. So far, am happy with the purchase and it was worth the wait. Will experiment by tackling some remixes of recent work this weekend and expect to hear substantial improvements.

no issues since purchase, setup was straightforward and speed is second to none. just on waiting on MS/Asus/Broadcom for firmware with MLO

This is perfect for my 3 Asus monitors! Love it! No complaints!

The isolation stands give a better response to your studio monitors

I own other Behringer equipment and the MS 16 monitors have met all my expectations for quality, ease of use, and sound. The sound is clear and its excellent when you plug in headphones. You can't expect deep base with monitors this small but they're great for use with my desktop computer.

We had a performer that had no neck and so in order to reach them over the monitors we needed this!! thank you MS-5230F Tripod Mic Stand for facilitating this! now they wont have a cramped neck (if they had a neck). We will get much use of this thanks!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] I use the CRG9 primarily for work (documents, spreadsheets, research, etc.), but it also allows me to have an immersive gaming environment in my downtime. I needed to replace multiple monitors and the CRG9 was better suited for that than a normal 21:9 ultrawide would have been. My particular use case involved sharing via MS Teams and making use of PBP on my work machine to avoid having to install FancyZones or Samsung's Easy Settings Box. On my personal machine, I can easily use such software and I don't do screensharing, anyway. The CRG9 replaced my 3 old 1080p monitors, entirely removed the bezels, and provided much better framerates and resolution than my previous setup. I simply use two of the DisplayPort inputs to split the screen in hardware (rather than software). You could also split it in hardware using one HDMI input and one DisplayPort input. You can still manually extend windows across both halves of the monitor if you like, but this allows snapping to halves, quarters, and eights of the monitor while preventing aspect ratio issues from sharing screens via MS Teams. Obviously, this wouldn't work if you have only one display output on your machine and you don't have a docking station/port replicator/adapter of some sort. I use my CRG9 mostly for Excel, Word, etc., and it's been outstanding for that purpose.

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