ASUS TUF Gaming VG259QM 24.5” Monitor, 1080P Full HD (1920 x 1080), Fast IPS, 280Hz, G-SYNC Compatible, Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync,1ms, DisplayHDR 400, Eye Care, DisplayPort HDMI BLACK

This monitor has been quite the performer for all of my needs. I game rather competitively which is exactly why I got such a high refresh rate monitor and so far this has exceeded every expectation that I've had.Prior to me using this monitor I used the 240 Hz 25" Alienware monitor for a few weeks and aside from that my main gaming monitor was the MSI MAG24C which is a 144 Hz monitor. This monitor has many more features such as shadow boost and g sync of which those monitors only offered freesync. Also, OSD/settings menu is fairly robust with its overall feature set of which I have only gotten to make use some of it so far. The feature that I used most was shadow boost for competitive games such as CS:GO and it works very well as it has multiple levels that you get to choose from.As for everyday use, there have been no flaws such as potential readability of text or anything of the sort that affects other high refresh rate monitors. I've had the monitor at 280 Hz this entire time and while it is enabled via overclock where the monitor gives a warning that there may be some flickering most likely for insurance purposes, I have experienced no flickering, ghosting or anything that is associated with overclocking monitors as well.The colors are the best that I've seen out of gaming monitors once you get the settings dialed in. To get them dialed in I decided to look up a review online where they compared multiple monitors and so they had the settings at the bottom which they used to achieve the most accurate measurements. That being said, it greatly outperformed my much more budget friendly MSI monitor and the significantly more expensive Alienware monitor while looking relatively comparable to my 4k LG monitor that I use for more important work.My final verdict is that this monitor is quite a good value as a high refresh rate monitor under $300. There are many monitors that are only 240 Hz which are more expensive which makes this a much more compelling buy. On the other end there are monitors which are cheaper than this, but have inferior build quality, less features and once again less refresh rate at 240 Hz compared to the 280 Hz which is quite appreciable once you're used to it.

I've had this monitor for a couple of weeks now and so far it's been great. No dead pixels, no stuck pixels, and no backlight bleed out of the box.Pros -- I'd done quite a bit of research before making this purchase and I can tell you it's definitely worth the sub $300 price. Even at $400+ this monitor would be worth it IMO.- The colors out of the box were great, no complaints there, although I'm no expert when it comes to color accuracy. Absolutely no backlight bleed either, which is common with IPS panels. I may have just gotten lucky in this regard though.. It's extremely bright as well, in fact I feel running it above 60/70 brightness to be TOO bright.- The stand is good quality, sturdy, and surprisingly versatile. I set it where I want it, and it stays there.- Response time/input lag are LOW! It has one of the best response times/input lag out of all of the newer "fast ips" monitors. It even competes with the response times/input lag of TN panels. At 280Hz and 80 OD, it measures at 1.7ms. I personally prefer 240Hz @ 60 OD, which is what you get out of the box, after setting 240Hz in Windows of course. But if you can consistently hit 280+ FPS in the games you play, I'd recommend 280Hz @ 80 OD.I haven't used ELMB, so I can't speak on that regard, but I have heard good things about it. I've also read that it can run 240Hz @ 10bit.Cons -The only con I can think of is the joy stick. While it is GREAT and makes navigating the menu extremely easy; it feels a little cheap. I haven't had any issues with it, but I worry how it may hold up over time.If you're like me and do a lot of competitive gaming and enjoy a nice picture with no ghosting/blur, I highly recommend this monitor.

The media could not be loaded. For a smaller desk this is a great size, I love the adjustable features of this monitor which makes it superior to others of the same size and quality. I use it for school and some gaming, but I also do have 27” 4k monitor that’s my main gaming one. Obviously the picture quality of this one is less but still looks very good especially for games like fortnite. Cod you can more so tell the difference but still completely playable and enjoyable,I think this is a great value for money and if you’re looking for a comfort ale monitor for work/school or gaming this’ll do it.

Only been 2 days and i gotta say its a great monitor for sure. I have it hooked up to my asus rog strix scar 15 (g533zw-as94 model) and the refresh rate seems identical to my built in display. Very crisp 1920x1080, amazing hdr and works so good with the nvidia g-sync for my rtx 3070 ti. Playing poe2 on max graphics with hdr on feels great on this monitor.

ASUS TUF Gaming VG259QM 24.5” MonitorI like this monitor a lot. I'm replacing an 8 year-old Dell U2415 (which still functions perfectly) because I wanted something better for gaming.This is easy to setup, looks great, and has a terrific display.The ability to rotate and move up/down is very nice considering a lot of gaming monitors do not do this.The built-in speaker are only fair - since I mainly use headphones, I only need them for basic sound when not gaming - beeps and such from the OS.My only complaint is that the first one shipped to me had a bad panel - terrible shadowing/dark glow around anything white. I replaced it immediately and the new one is great.

Amazing monitor had it for around 2 years now and still no screen tearing or pixel loss perfect 240hz monitor and the color accuracy is so vibrant and bright it handles max graphics on cod amazingly definitely a top pic for me