Which Asus monitor to buy? If you are looking for new Asus monitors, we present you the best monitors that you will find in the market that adapt to your needs and budget.
If we have already tested an HDR monitor (the Dell UltraSharp UP2718Q), it is the release of the Acer Predator X27 and this Asus ROG Swift PG27UQ which inaugurates the arrival of HDR technology on PC and especially in games. Let's see if this monitor keeps its promises.
Price
~2486€
The Asus ProArt PA32UC monitor is the best for professionals at the Taiwanese manufacturer: a 32-inch Ultra HD IPS panel, 384-zone Full Led backlight, full settings, connectors provided and, icing on the cake, a calibration probe delivered in the box . Let's see if this monitor manages to hold its rank.
Price
~1383€
With its IPS Quad HD 144 Hz 1 ms panel, the Asus TUF VG27AQ is one of the first monitors on the market to support the insertion of black images with a dynamic refresh rate; and it's a real success!
Price
~499€
The Asus TUF Gaming VG279QM is one of the few monitors on the market to display a refresh rate of 280 Hz (yes, 280 frames per second). Let's see if the quality of its IPS panel is up to this record frequency.
Price
~399€
The Asus MG278Q is not very young, but it has been brought up to date thanks to its G-Sync compatibility certified by Nvidia. This model thus becomes a serious competitor of the PG278Q while being a little cheaper.
Price
~599€
The PG248Q monitor takes the recipe from Asus that works on its 27 and 34 inch models and applies it to a smaller model, only 24 inches.
Price
~755€
Asus declines its range of monitors for gamers with a new, even larger model. The ROG PG348Q displays a 34-inch curved panoramic panel, just that! It displays big, but it also displays very well.
Price
~899€
The Asus MG279Q monitor - which is not very young - had so far escaped our test laboratory. We were able to get a copy and can therefore deliver our verdict on this monitor for gamers with interesting characteristics.
Price
~526€
The Asus MB16AC monitor is original in more than one way. It's a small, portable 15.6-inch monitor that uses just one USB cable to power and pass the video signal. It also swaps the usual DisplayLink chip for USB-C DisplayPort mode to take advantage of the performance of graphics cards.
Price
~259€
Following in the footsteps of the excellent Asus ROG Swift PG348Q monitor, the Asus ROG Strix XG35VQ is the second panoramic player monitor marketed by the Taiwanese manufacturer. It remains to be seen whether it is of the same caliber.
Price
~799€
