Recommended models for professional-grade monitors: PA32UC, PA329Q, PG27UQ
 
Recommended gaming monitors: MG248QR, PG27UQ, ROG PG27VQ, ROG STRIX XG258Q, ROG MG279Q
 
Recommended models for conventional monitors: MX27UC, MG28UQ
 
In addition to being a well-known laptop brand, ASUS is also well-known in the DIY field, and has a high market share and reputation in the field of graphics cards, monitors, routers, mice and other boards and peripherals. In the field of displays, ASUS is a rising star, but it was the first to make efforts in the field of e-sports, bringing a wave of e-sports monitor craze.
 
ASUS's product models are more complex, and we can only make a general summary here. Take PG27UQ as an example, the initials represent the product positioning, P is the flagship series of ASUS, which represents the most professional hardware, suitable for enthusiasts or professionals, and M/V is more cost-effective and more suitable for the public to buy. The second letter A/B/G/X/Z/B represents the use or characteristics of the product, A/B is professional drawing, G is e-sports, X/Z comes with a speaker suitable for home use, and B stands for a portable display with its own battery. The middle two digits represent the size, and some models have a third digit to represent the product sequence, such as the PA329Q is an iteration of the PA328Q.
 
As mentioned earlier, the second letter G of the ASUS monitor model number stands for gaming monitors, such as the PG/MG/VG/XG series. ASUS gaming monitors mostly come with screen height adjustment and vertical flip function, and the stand has cable management, which is basically a flat display, and curved models are very rare. Most models use TN panels, and a few use IPS panels. The advantage of TN panel is that it can achieve the ultimate 1ms response speed,IPS panel color performance and viewing angle performance are better,These panels have their own strengths,Strictly speaking, there is no superiority or inferiority,TN panel can also achieve a better color level through tuning,As for the viewing angle, it is not a parameter that needs to be deliberately paid attention to for the display。
 
ASUS is a powerhouse in the gaming world, with a gaming brand that rivals Dell's aliens: ROG Republic of Gamers. From boards to peripherals, any product that bears the Republic of Gamers logo is a symbol of ASUS's top-of-the-line hardware. In addition to the sleek equipment, the ROG logo is printed on the front of the display model, and it is equipped with a dazzling lighting effect called "Light of Faith", which is a gorgeous design. In 2018, ROG launched the ROG PG27UQ with 4K resolution and 144Hz refresh rate, priced at 19,999 yuan. To be able to support such a price, in addition to faith, it also requires real hard work.
 
4K-144Hz requires ten times the bandwidth of 1080P-60Hz, and even the NVIDIA 1080TI flagship graphics card may not be able to drive this monitor alone. PG27UQ achieves the ultimate in both the inside and the outside: 384-zone backlight, DisplayHDR1000 certification, quantum dot technology, DCI-P3 light color gamut, NVIDIA G-sycn synchronization technology, ambient light sensor, ...... In keeping with ROG's status as a flagship, the PG27UQ features AURA lighting effects that match the display, and the miniature projector behind it projects the ROG logo, nicknamed "The Eye of the Loser." Compared with the Dell aliens, who are also more than 10,000 yuan, the player kingdom plays more extremely.
 
In addition to ASUS's dominance in the field of e-sports, there are also many excellent products in the field of professional graphics, and the PA/PB model monitor is a professional-grade monitor under ASUS, although it is a rising star, it has a cost-effective advantage compared with Dell's professional-grade UP series. PA329Q can reach 99.5% AdobeRGB and 100% sRGB, with a Delta-E of less than 2. PA329Q compared with PA328Q's biggest innovation is to write the color calibration parameters directly into the dedicated color management chip, and has specially developed a set of ASUS ProArt correction technology, which supports mainstream color calibrators, and uses 14bit-LUT reference table to accurately adjust the color of the display.
 
Outside of gaming and professional graphics monitors, ASUS's home products have fewer highlights than other brands, with products such as MX/MZ being lackluster in design and configuration, and average value for money. The MB series is positioned in the market segment of portable monitors, with a screen the size of a notebook and a battery that can be used as a second screen for a notebook.
 
All ASUS products are backed by an industry-standard three-year warranty, and the P-Series comes with an additional high standard of service. At present, all products on sale use flicker-free screen and blue light filter technology, which has a certain effect on eye protection. E-sports products are highly competitive and recommended to buy, while home and commercial display products are mediocre, and consumers have more other choices.