Vertical Line Down Screen Asus Monitor

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] LG has just introduced the 28” DuaUP monitor, and it has completely changed the way I look at dual monitors. The ability to have two monitors stacked into one vertical space saves not only desk space but also has boosted my productivity. Now I’m able to have up to 4 separate windows fully running on the same screen, where has this product been all my life. Its vertical nature allows for programs such as Excel and Word to fully fill out the page and maximize viewing. It can also play Fullscreen videos like any other monitor but can have multiple videos on the same screen. It comes with a fully integrated light sensor and setup is a breeze. The package comes with the monitor, stand, many different cables to accommodate all types of setups, and lastly several pieces of literature on how to use the product. Overall, I really recommend this monitor to anyone who works from their computer and wants to get lots of things done at once.

I have been using ASUS VA27EHEY Monitor for the past month and am overwhelmed with the Monitor quality I get - no reflection or fingerprint stains on the screen. Have just one recommendation for ASUS - add On-Screen Monitor Settings with Split Screen options I am receiving a warranty extension from ASUS for my feedback.

Took care of a weird screen issue I was having with my Asus PQ 27 G-Sync monitor. Periodic flickering with the OEM cable. This eliminated that.

This 2nd screen works great with my Dell laptop. The quality is better than my laptop screen. The Asus monitor is bright and easy to read.

I have used the ASUS ROG STRIX 32 4K HDR 160 Hz Gaming Monitor for over three months now and I still love it the way I did day one. This ASUS monitor replaced a low-end Samsung 27 monitor that I have had for a long time. Before the Samsung monitor, I had one of the first Gateway 1080P 27 monitors (which was a great gaming monitor in its day). I now wanted a new monitor to replace my Samsung due to my recent computer upgrade (which will easily go to 4K resolution with my new 4070TI Nvidia video card) during the Christmas holidays. I saw the ASUS (and I am a big ASUS fan) here on B&H, researched a little, and decided to pull the trigger on the purchase. I was not disappointed at all, even though the price was a little steeper than what I was looking to spend. This ASUS monitor is very fast, and the colors are vibrant and true. Its stand is one of the best that I have seen and owned. The on-screen menu is very informative with the availability of a few tweaks and features not found on other monitors in this class. If you are into digital creation, this should be one of the monitors for you to consider. Lastly, with an industry leading 2-year warranty from ASUS (register it at ASUS to be sure you are in the system), you can't go wrong if you are in the market looking for a higher quality 32 4K monitor. You can buy the latest PC build, but don't hesitate to upgrade what matters most, the screen on which you work/play. I would definitely buy another one of these ... if I only had room on my desk. Maybe a desk upgrade is in my future ...

I had been using two 27 4K ASUS monitors to process photos and could never understand why despite all my efforts, including routine calibrations, my prints always came out much different shades than what I saw on the screen. Since installing my new BenQ SW321 monitor my prints, screen and camera images are nearly identical and now I'm wasting a lot less ink and paper. The monitor is sharp and as importantly the colors are true. Not the cheapest monitor on the market but you get what you pay for and this monitor is excellent!

I use the EIZO CG2700X for printing high resolution 13x19 inch deep sky, solar and planetary photos with a Canon Pro9000 MarkII printer. After using several different monitors in the last 20 years I have found the EIZO to be the easiest to setup, having the best written and video documentation for color management and most importantly the most accurate soft proofing from monitor screen to finished print. The built in color calibration tool is fast, easy to use and performs flawlessly. I am extremely pleased with the purchase.  Before purchasing the EIZO from B&H I had initially purchased the ASUS 31 inch OLED monitor from B&H a couple of weeks before. Long story short the ASUS monitor had a known hardware defect, according to a phone call placed to ASUS technical support. It was returned to B&H photo two weeks after purchase.   In reviewing the EIZO monitor I find that a comparison with the recently purchased ASUS monitor to be the most relevant. The LED OLED display on the ASUS monitor was definitely more eye popping than the EIZO LED monitor, which would be expected . That being said, everything else about the EIZO monitor- Color calibration, ease of setup, detailed documentation, and most importantly everything works right out of the box without any known hardware issues simply leaves the ASUS monitor in its dust in my opinion. The EIZO monitor is definitely designed for professional use in a photographic printing environment, while the ASUS monitor, once the hardware issues are fixed, is designed for looking at stunning images on the screen that can’t be duplicated on photographic paper. In fact the screen display of the ASUS monitor convinced me that my next television is definitely going to be OLED. And last but not least, thank you B&H photo for the fabulous customer service that I’ve received over the years on every single purchase.

The Asus ZenScreen MB16AC is a light, portable, easy to use monitor that has changed the way I work for the better. The screen is easy to use and does not require an additional power source. You connect it to your computer via a USB-C cord, download a driver and it is ready to go. I use a MacBook Pro and it works seamlessly. I love the monitor. Don't know how I have worked all these years without one.

My 10 year old monitor just died. I called the experts at B&H and together we decided the Asus ProArt Display 27 monitor was what I needed. Yes, the BenQ monitor has a better color gamut, but it was priced beyond my budget. The monitor arrived quickly (thanks B&H) and WOW, this new monitor blows my old monitor out of the water. The screen is sharp, the colors pop, and everything about this new monitor exceeded my expectations. My main use is editing Photographs in Lightroom and Photoshop (plus related plugins). My on-screen images match what comes out of the printer. YES, I would purchase this again.

I was using an Asus PG27UQ to edit videos off of and whenever I would watch them on a different screen they would be too bright and the colors would be off. This monitor has a few different modes that are good for photo and video editing. Haloing is not as bad as the PG27UQ but still is there. The HDR is great, on the 27 Inch, its peak brightness is only 1000 nits compared to the 1200 nits on the 32 inch. TBH I didn't see the value and spending an extra $1500 on the 5 inches bigger screen since I already run a multi-monitor set up with other 27 in displays. Overall I like it so far but it's only been a few weeks.