I could’ve gone with a 27” 144Hz curved monitor from a “new” brand, but one thing I forgot to add into the requirements was warranty and reputation for quality, which ASUS has. While other monitors at the price range offer just one out of four features or the most two, but having either an expensive price (mostly expensive), the features packed into the ASUS VP249QGR is hard to beat. Kudos to ASUS in releasing a budget friendly gaming monitor, even if it doesn’t have the ROG badge.
But can be used as a back-up if we’re only listening to like an audio book, or testing system sounds. While the bonus of the likes of the Designo MX38V Curve is its higher resolution, and larger screen for work, my primary purpose for my desk is simply for gaming, which I’d focus more on the aspect of having better color/brightness AND refresh rate that things wouldn’t be a blur while playing.Īnd I almost forgot about the speakers… they’re bad. Now as for the size, I don’t mind the 23.8” monitor at all on my desk.
Tom Clancy’s: The Division 2 colors popping
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