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ASUS VG278Q, 27 Inch FHD (1980 x 1080) eSport Gaming monitor, 1 ms, Up to 144Hz, DP, HDMI, DVI, FreeSync, Low Blue Light, Flicker Free, TUV Certified
| Price: | £259.97 |
| Screen size | 27 Inches |
| Resolution | FHD 1080p |
| Display technology | TN |
| Brand | ASUS |
| Model name | VG278Q |
| Aspect ratio | 16:9 |
| Hardware interface | HDMI |
| Refresh rate | 144 Hz |
| Response time | 1 Milliseconds |
| Display resolution maximum | 1080p Full HD Pixels |
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- 27” Full HD (1920 x 1080) 144Hz 1ms gaming monitor with ASUS GameFast Input Technology for a fully responsive gaming experience
- Marathon ready with ASUS Eye Care Technology to minimize eye fatigue and an ergonomic stand with full height/tilt/swivel/pivot adjustments to accommodate any desk
- Stereo 2W speakers provide for a full sound while eliminating the need for external speakers
- Exclusive GameVisual & GamePlus functions to enhance colour performance and control
- FreeSync/Adaptive Sync with 144Hz refresh rate for a tear-free experience with AMD Radeon GPUs
- Pixel pitch : 0.311 mm
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| Customer Rating | 4.7 out of 5 stars (2090) | 4.6 out of 5 stars (5696) | 4.6 out of 5 stars (87) | 4.7 out of 5 stars (2090) | 4.6 out of 5 stars (1452) | 4.5 out of 5 stars (4491) |
| Price | £259.97 | £269.97 | £225.02 | £289.97 | £199.99 | £249.95 |
| Sold By | Amazon.co.uk | Amazon.co.uk | CCL Computers | Amazon.co.uk | Amazon.co.uk | Amazon.co.uk |
| Aspect Ratio | 16:9 | 16:9 | — | 16:9 | — | 16:9 |
| Colour | Black | Black | Black | Black | TN | Black |
| Connectivity Technology | HDMI;DisplayPort;DVI-D | HDMI(v1.4), DisplayPort 1.2, Dual-link DVI-D | — | HDMI(v1.4), DisplayPort 1.2, Dual-link DVI-D | 1 DP, 1 HDMI | HDMI |
| Display Resolution Maximum | 1080p Full HD pixels | 1080p Full HD pixels | 1080p Full HD pixels | 1080p Full HD pixels | 1080p Full HD pixels | 1080p Full HD pixels |
| Screen Size | 27 in | 27 in | 27 in | 27 in | 24.5 in | 27 in |
| Display Technology | TN | IPS | LED | TN | LED | LED |
| Frequency | 144 hertz | 144 hertz | — | 160 KHz | — | — |
| Horizontal Resolution | 1920 pixels | 597.6 millimetres | 1920 pixels | 597.89 millimetres | 1920 pixels | 1920 pixels |
| Image Aspect Ratio | 16:9 | 16:9 | 16:9 | 16:9 | 16:9 | 16:9 |
| Image Brightness | ANSI lumens | ANSI lumens | 300 | ANSI lumens | — | 400 cd/m² |
| Image Contrast Ratio | 1000:1 | 1000:1 | 1000:1 | 1000:1 | — | — |
| Item Dimensions | 21.1 x 61.9 x 50.6 cm | 21.1 x 61.9 x 50.6 cm | 61.9 x 20.3 x 51.89 cm | 21.1 x 61.9 x 50.6 cm | 55.73 x 5.5 x 34.12 cm | 55.76 x 21.66 x 52.15 cm |
| Item Weight | 5.6 kg | 5.6 kg | 6.57 kg | 5.6 kg | 5.72 kg | 5.6 kg |
| Maximum Vertical Resolution | 1080 pixels | 1080 pixels | 1080 pixels | 1080 pixels | 1080 pixels | 1080 pixels |
| Model Year | 2017 | 2018 | — | 2018 | — | — |
| Native Resolution | 1920 x 1080 pixels | 1920 x 1080 pixels | 1920 x 1080 Pixel | 1920 x 1080 pixels | 1920 x 1080 pixels | 1920 x 1080 pixels |
| Real Angle of View | 170 degrees | 178 degrees | — | 170 degrees | — | — |
| Resolution | FHD 1080p | FHD 1080p | FHD 1080p | FHD 1080p | FHD 1080p | FHD 1080p |
| Response Time | 1 milliseconds | 1 milliseconds | 1 milliseconds | 1 milliseconds | 1 milliseconds | 1 milliseconds |
| Special Features | Pivot Adjustment; Swivel Adjustment; Tilt Adjustment | VESA 100 | Built-In Speakers; Flicker-Free; Height Adjustment; Pivot Adjustment | VESA 100 | Wall Mountable; Anti-Glare Coating; Blue Light Filter | Built-in Speakers; Tilt Adjustment |
| Tuner | N | N | — | N | — | — |
| Video Output Interface | dvi-d | hdmi | — | hdmi | — | — |
| Wattage | 40 watts | 40 watts | — | 40 watts | — | — |
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Important information
Energy efficiency class
A+_TO_G
Energy consumption
1 Kilowatt Hours Per Year per year, based on the power consumption of the television operating 4 hours per day for 365 days. The actual energy consumption will depend on how the television is used.
Visible screen diagonal
27" / 69 cm
Product details
Size Name:27" | Style Name:144hz- Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
- Product Dimensions : 21.1 x 61.9 x 50.6 cm; 5.6 Kilograms
- Date First Available : 2 Aug. 2017
- Manufacturer : Asus
- ASIN : B075B1XCBY
- Item model number : 90LM03P0-B01370
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Product description
Product Description
ASUS VG278Q 27-inch eSport Gaming Monitor, FHD (1980 x 1080), 1 ms, Upto 144 Hz, DP, HDMI, DVI, FreeSync, Low Blue Light, Flicker Free, TUV Certified. UK Power Supply.
Box Contains
1 x Audio cable
Power cord
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Quick start guide
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From the manufacturer
VG278Q
ASUS VG278Q 27” Full HD 1080p 144Hz 1ms DP HDMI DVI Eye Care Gaming Monitor with FreeSync/Adaptive Sync.
- 27” Full HD (1920 x 1080) 144Hz 1ms gaming monitor with ASUS GameFast Input Technology for a fully responsive gaming experience
- Marathon ready with ASUS Eye Care Technology to minimise eye fatigue and an ergonomic stand with full height/tilt/swivel/pivot adjustments to accommodate any desk
- Stereo 2W speakers provide for a full sound while eliminating the need for external speakers
- Exclusive GameVisual & GamePlus functions to enhance colour performance and control
- FreeSync/Adaptive Sync with 144Hz refresh rate for a tear-free experience with AMD Radeon GPUs
Speed, speed, and more speed
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Designed for intense, fast-paced games, ASUS VG278Q is a 27” Full HD gaming display with an ultra-fast 1ms response time and blazing 144Hz refresh rate to give you super-smooth gameplay. VG278Q features Adaptive-Sync (FreeSync) technology to eliminate screen tearing and choppy frame rate. Gamer-centric features like ASUS GamePlus enhances your in-game experience, while GameVisual provides various pre-set display modes to optimise visuals for different types of games. |
Lightning-fast 1ms Response Time With ASUS Extreme Low Motion BlurASUS VG278Q is the fastest in its class, boasting a 1ms response time to eliminate smearing and motion blur. This lets you react instantly to what you see onscreen, especially in fast paced games – allowing you to take corners like a pro race car driver, or get that headshot like a seasoned pro. There's also the ASUS Extreme Low Motion Blur (ELMB) Technology to make objects in motion look even sharper, so gameplay is more fluid and responsive. |
Incredible 144Hz Refresh RateWith an astonishing 144Hz refresh rate, fast-moving visuals pose no problem for VG278Q. There's no frustrating lag, so you get the upper hand in first person shooters, racers, real-time strategy and sports titles. |
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Adaptive-Sync Technology For Smooth GameplayVG278Q features Adaptive-Sync (FreeSync) technology – it eliminates screen tearing and choppy frame rates to give you seamless visuals and smooth gameplay. |
GameFast Input Technology – Because Milliseconds CountInput lag on an LCD monitor is typically much lower than a TV, and ASUS VG278Q features GameFast Input Technology to further minimise input lag. This technology provides much faster motion delivery so you'll always be up to speed with in-game action at the precise timing you need to respond as quickly as is needed. |
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Gamer-centric features
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CrosshairA crosshair overlay provides four different crosshair options, so you can select the one that best suits the shooter you're currently playing. |
CrosshairOnscreen timer that can be positioned on the left of the display to keep tracked of elapsed game time. |
FPS CounterThe FPS counter lets you know how smoothly the game is running. |
Display AlignmentActivating the display alignment function gives users three alignment lines on all four corners of the monitor to take the guesswork out of multi-display set-ups, so each monitor lines up perfectly. |
ASUS-Exclusive GameVisual technology
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RTS/RPGEnhances colour saturation and contrast sharpness to give you better, brighter colours and detailed visuals for real-time strategy (RTS) or RPG games. |
FPSHigh contrast settings enhance the visibility even in dark scenes to clearly see you enemies. |
sRGBIdeal settings for viewing photos and graphics online. |
SceneryProvides a greater brightness range and introduces more contrast gradations. It tweaks colour saturation for greens and blues, making it ideal for viewing photos and videos that depict scenery. |
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I also see some people complain about dead pixels, I have 1 dead pixel in my monitor which is quite unacceptable for a £300 monitor, although Amazon did give me a 10% refund because of this issue.
Pros:
Extremely good Picture Quality
Lots of connection ports at the back
Sturdy build quality
144hz refresh rate is out of this world
Reliable Brand
Excellent for gaming
Can rotate monitor in any direction
very easy to set up and comes with a UK plug and a European one
Cons:
Quite large so make sure you have enough desk space
Not the cheapest monitor out there
The monitor is pretty good quality it does 1920x1080p at 165hz via the display port which is a good feature , it's a shame there is a black border round the screen due to the pixels not being able to stretch as its a 27in monitor with the pixles of a 24 . The picture quality is very good and after messing around with the settings can be outstanding . It can move up, down can be tileted and turned onto side it's pretty good.
The monitor also features some inbuilt settings , can get a cross hair to appear on the screen and there are varying styles and colors to choose from , there is a timer feature and an fps counter (even though it will just say 165 fps despite you not even running anything so isn't very accurate)
The sound quality is ... Awful but who needs a monitor with sound just don't be surprised when you try it out .
The last major issue is you pay extra to get the 165hz 0.5ms monitor as apposed to the 144hz 1 Ms monitor but as shown in the pictures it's a lie it is only 1ms so just be careful when choosing and do your homework on this product and others around it.
Overall it's a good mid range gaming monitor with great features like the cross hair and n-vidia gysnc built in (meaning all games sync with graphics card and monitor) which is a cool little surprising feauter , but for the price and the deceving people who want 0.5ms monitors then this isn't for you . In additon when contacting the seller about this issue they seem relectunt to do anything and insist it is 0.5ms despite the massive packaging saying other wise ... Overall 8/10
By Hadley on 4 April 2019
The monitor is pretty good quality it does 1920x1080p at 165hz via the display port which is a good feature , it's a shame there is a black border round the screen due to the pixels not being able to stretch as its a 27in monitor with the pixles of a 24 . The picture quality is very good and after messing around with the settings can be outstanding . It can move up, down can be tileted and turned onto side it's pretty good.
The monitor also features some inbuilt settings , can get a cross hair to appear on the screen and there are varying styles and colors to choose from , there is a timer feature and an fps counter (even though it will just say 165 fps despite you not even running anything so isn't very accurate)
The sound quality is ... Awful but who needs a monitor with sound just don't be surprised when you try it out .
The last major issue is you pay extra to get the 165hz 0.5ms monitor as apposed to the 144hz 1 Ms monitor but as shown in the pictures it's a lie it is only 1ms so just be careful when choosing and do your homework on this product and others around it.
Overall it's a good mid range gaming monitor with great features like the cross hair and n-vidia gysnc built in (meaning all games sync with graphics card and monitor) which is a cool little surprising feauter , but for the price and the deceving people who want 0.5ms monitors then this isn't for you . In additon when contacting the seller about this issue they seem relectunt to do anything and insist it is 0.5ms despite the massive packaging saying other wise ... Overall 8/10
The reason why I deducted 2 stars of it is because when viewed from a +/- 40 degrees angle in both vertical and horizontal axis simultaneously (so slightly to left/right and top/bot at same time), the font of any email, web browser, document, really just any font, even like Windows icons font, was double and blurry and it gave a tremendous eye strain. Like I use glasses and was having trouble determining whether I needed my glasses grade updated or wtf? Just an awful experience with that so I returned the monitor.
I know what you are thinking... It is TN panel, why you'd expect good viewing angles? Well, calm down mate. Good viewing angles is a matter of COLOR DISTORTION, which means the image colors get completely distorted when viewing them from a size, and is not related seeing double blurry text. I also found other people in reddit complaining about this so, its not like it was only me.
At the end I went for the Samsung C27FG73 Curved Monitor and yes, text is perfect on that one. I went for Samsung because I owned another curved monitor from them and it is just so much easier on the eyes for me, without eye saver.
So buy at your own risk, but when you receive it, be my guest and test what I am telling you... Put some text in your monitor then stand near to it and view it from a side.... You will see the double blurry text. And you might think, well why would you stand. I do stand a lot when I'm working, and I'm a programmer so this is an absolute no go for me.
Being based on a VA panel means the black levels are very good for tv and console use, contrast is very good compared to using a IPS based monitor for games/movies & colours are great. The viewing angles are very poor, however the use case for this would be one person sitting directly in line with the front of the screen, so off angled viewing is not really very inportant in this case. That said, because of the size of the screen, the picture is a little off in the bottom corners when sitting close to the screen for pc use v sitting back a bit when playing a console game. Its not really an issue though and only noticeable on a majority black screen. Nothing too serious unless you keep the brightness set at the racing default level which is way too high.
Out of the box on the default racing mode the picture looks terrible, however the only picture setting needing changing is dropping the brightness to 15ish from the 90 default & setting overdrive to 2 for the best balanced setting for motion blur/pixel response. The input lag and lag overall is very low (so good). So much so that wireless audio for a headset directly connected to the xbox or the controller audio out is noticeably delayed v the sound output and image from the monitor itself. Very impressive and must surely give a little bit of an advantage in online console games v eveyone else using a laggy tv.
For pc use, the screen size and 4k res just about works in practice. Text and ui elements are very small at 100%/ no scaling however you could get used to it given time. 125% zoom/scaling in windows does give a nice magnification but at the expense of a bit of blurryness in some software and text. I still havent settled on what to use here and am seeing how it goes.
The hdr performance when using the xbox is decent. It is a subtle but noticeable, nicely balanced effect compared to the retina burning brightnes of most hdr tvs. Although technically this means its not as good compared to top end tvs, I think I actually prefer this more subtle halfway house lighting/colour hdr than the blinding retina burning levels you get on a hdr1000 and up tv screen. Do you really want to look up at the sun in a game and have it so bright that it hurts your eyes like you are looking at it in real life?
That said a number of annoying firmware bugs detract from an otherwise good product. Addionally despite ordering from amazon.co.uk and being despatched and sold by Amazon, as per another review on here, this monitor shipped from Spain and arrived with a EU 2 prong plug only. No UK plug is included in the box to actually use the thing. Currently having to use the power cable off of my printer.
Firmware issues:
The firmare experience is like it is an early beta version and not the quality anyone should be putting out or expect from a commercial product.
- if you switch the monitor on and want to use a input different to the one last used, it will say no signal detected and power off. Despite hammering the change source button it will ignore this and power off. To change it I have to power on the last device used as well as the one I actually want to use, then change input to what I actually want & power off the other thing.
-When the monitor switches out of hdr mode on returning to normal content, the settings
are reverted to the factory default racing settings with no prompt that this has occured. The default brightness on racing mode is 90 whereas a correctly calibrated setting is around 15. Therefore it is obvious when this occurs as the picture looks pretty bad, with large amounts of VA glow in the corners on 90 brightness. In practice this means every time you move from a hdr xbox game or video app and back to the dashboard, factory default settings are re-applied & you have to go back into the menus and set all your colour and brigtness settings up again from scratch. This can be alieviated to a degree by saving a custom user setting and applying the saved settings to a shortcut key on the remote, cutting it down to about 3 or 4 laggy button presses in the slow menus.
- any config is universal across all inputs and you cannot assign different saved settings to different inputs. The ideal settings for the xbox in terms of brightnes etc are not what you would want to use for all day office pc work. This means again having to go into the menus and apply one of your saved configs manually, instead of simply being able to permanently assign a config against a specific display input port.
-The monitor takes about 30 seconds to boot up on use. Sometimes on boot, the osd wil say the aura rgb lights are on and set to a colour, yet they are off. Changing any settings for them says they have been set but nothing actually appens. This can be solved by power cycling the screen. It is a regular occurance in the short time I have had the screen. The halo sync feature designed to match the lights with the onscreen content is laggy to the point of being distracting & unuseble in practice. The static colour modes are useful though to enhance percieved contrast and black levels on the eye. The yellow, cyan or red works well for this, although the red is very bright so might not be for everyone.
- saved custom configs cannot be named, so you have to remember config 1 is xbox, 2 is for pc etc. when a monitor is used by multiple people in a household this is not very practical.
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