ASUS VA27EHE 27” Eye Care Monitor Full HD (1920 x 1080) IPS 75Hz Adaptive-Sync HDMI D-Sub Frameless,Black

*** UPDATE 12/23/21 ***This update is to correct the top negative review titled "It's not IPS and it's not 75hz". I don't know where this person gets their information from, but the claim that you "cannot have both 1080 lines of resolution and 75hz at the same time" is completely false and untrue. And I'm a 20+ year I.T. tech. I've just attached a picture showing this monitor running at 75Hz in Linux. I've also had it working just fine at 75Hz in Windows as well. Now while you can't visually tell much (probably none) difference between 60Hz and 75Hz like you can going from 60Hz to 120Hz, 75Hz is still better than 60Hz. And this monitor has been working fine at 75Hz since the first day I've owned it. If that reviewer's statement were true, we wouldn't be able to run monitors at 100Hz, 120Hz, 144Hz, 240Hz, etc. The ONLY way this monitor would NOT run at 75Hz is if one's video card or video card drivers do not support 75Hz. Mine does and that's why I posted the picture of the monitor working at 75Hz. That reviewer's card or drivers likely did not support 75Hz, so the option wouldn't be there.It sucks that Amazon took away the ability to comment on someone's review. Otherwise this would have been corrected long ago, and probably wouldn't be the top negative review that everyone sees first. It really bugs me when someone leaves a negative review with such completely inaccurate or false information, and then it goes unchecked and others say the review is helpful.Having said that, I've had zero issues with this monitor. It's crisp, clear, colorful. And has been running flawless. Still 5/5. Definitely worth the money.Original Review: (This is for the 27" version)For the price, this is the best larger size monitor you can buy for a first monitor or if you're on a budget. The stand is just okay (you get what you pay for). It only has tilt functions. If you want more, you'll want to take advantage of the VESA mount on the back.This monitor has tons of color and temperature settings. The super-slim bezel and picture colors are just gorgeous. I'm using it as a second monitor. It looks great and the price is excellent for the picture quality and aesthetics of the monitor.If you're looking for a first gaming monitor that won't break the bank, or are on a tight budget and want a monitor that looks great or even an inexpensive second monitor, this is about the best you can get. And I've done my research. Go for it!P.S. No stuck/dead pixels on mine!

This monitor is a fantastic upgrade for work and entertainment. The 27-inch Full HD display delivers sharp, vibrant visuals, and the IPS panel provides excellent viewing angles. The Eye Care feature reduces strain during long hours, which I appreciate.Its frameless design looks sleek, and the 75Hz refresh rate with Adaptive-Sync makes it smooth for casual gaming. Setup was easy, with HDMI and D-Sub options for versatility. For the price, it’s hard to beat the quality and functionality. Highly recommend it for home or office use!

Great value for the money, has superb picture, just does the job as far as legibility of small type, has sufficient connections for most all computers these days. Wasn't ordered for any kind of gaming, was ordered for displaying of critical work software.

I really like this monitor for work, photo editing and watching videos. 27" is the ideal size for me since I like to be able to fit multiple different windows on a screen simultaneously and be able to still read everything clearly. This monitor definitely allows for that. I was reluctant to buy such a large monitor at first but I am very glad I went with this size instead of the comparable 24" I was considering.It is very well made and aesthetically pleasing in terms of design and after about two months has been working very well. The blue light filter is a nice touch and especially since Asus also offers this with my laptop, so the integration there is very pleasant.I also appreciate that there is HDMI and VGA, especially since I already have a VGA to HDMI adapter so I can essentially use two HDMI inputs and swap between them which is a nice plus. There is an available option with a DisplayPort as well if you prefer that. I do not.Only complaints I would have are the button layout on the back being a little awkward to adjust the monitor settings (but you get the hang of it after the first one or two times) and the screen's bezel is not quite as slim as you would think before turning it on (there is a black bezel that's maybe 1/4" all the way around from the edge of the display, but you hardly notice it after about 5 minutes of use).I am personally NOT a PC gamer, however I DON'T think I would recommend this monitor to someone who is a true graphics purist. 27" is a LOT of screen area and 1080p is not a very high resolution (relatively speaking). You could absolutely game on it and it has a moderate refresh rate so it won't be terrible, but I feel like someone who spends serious money on a graphics card should consider either a smaller screen (maybe 22" or 24") OR they should spend the extra money and get a 4k 27" monitor. This is more general purpose and definitely not ideal for high FPS gaming.Overall this is probably one of the better PC monitors on the market for its price point. Asus continues to impress me with the quality of their products, they really have come a long way in terms of their product design, performance, aesthetics and build quality. You will not be disappointed.

Very easy to set up and uses, no issues, great image and great sized monitor.

I just visited the friend I bought this monitor for, several months ago, and he's still pleased as punch. The monitor is clear and sharp, and it's compatible with both Mac and PC.

I needed to get a new monitor after my ASUS 23" gaming monitor started showing ever-increasing vertical lines. This 27" was cheaper than the 23" I bought a little over a year ago. While it didn't have the same bells and whistles as the other model, the quality is crystal-clear and the set-up was almost non-existent. The only thing I had to do was set up the stand and then plug in the power and HDMI cables. The fastest hardware swap for me to date.