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Asus 27" Tuf Wqhd Hdr Gaming Monitor VG27AQ Ips 2560 X 1440 1Ms 2 Hdmi Disp VG27AQ 90LM0500-B03370

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Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQ 27 " black
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Screen size:27 "
Resolution:2560x1440 (16:9)
Panel:IPS, response 4 ms
Frequency:165 Hz
Contrast:1 000:1
Brightness:350 cd/m²
Functions:HDR, AMD FreeSync, NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible, Flicker-Free
Connectors:DisplayPort v1.2 • 2xHDMI v2.0

A solid gaming monitor with a thin-bezel 27-inch QuadHD-resolution screen, a high frame rate (165 Hz), as well as support for HDR10 and Nvidia G-Sync technologies. The design of this model is based on an AH-IPS type matrix (597x336 mm) manufactured by AU Optronics with a resolution of 2560x1440 and Flicker-Free backlighting on white W-LEDs. Thanks to the correct implementation of RTC technology, which provides compensation for the response time of the matrix, the average response time does not exceed 4 ms, and the pixel switching time according to the GtG scheme is 1 ms.

High refresh rate and support for Nvidia G-Sync technology allows the Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQ monitor to display an impeccably clear picture even in the most dynamic moments of active gameplay. It is positioned as a model of the upper price category from the 2019 Asus The Ultimate Force family, capable of satisfying the demands of not only ordinary PC gamers, but also true professionals of eSports disciplines. With support for HDR10 technology, the monitor improves image detail in deep shadows and strong highlights. Connection to a computer is carried out via digital interfaces HDMI v2.0 or Display Port v1.2. The multifunctional stand allows you to adjust the screen to a comfortable position (adjustable height, tilt angle, there is a function of turning to portrait position).

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Specifications TUF Gaming VG27AQ
Colour
Product typegaming
Size27 "
Screen
Panel typeIPS
Surface treatmentanti-glare
Resolution2560x1440 (16:9)
FPS165 Hz
Pixel size0.23 mm
Response time (GtG)4 ms
Vertical viewing angle178 °
Horizontal viewing angle178 °
Brightness350 cd/m²
Static contrast1 000:1
Colour depth8-bit (16.7M Colors)
Colour space (sRGB)99 %
HDR+
Connection
Video transmissionDisplayPort v1.2
2xHDMI v2.0
Features
FeaturesFlicker-Free
AMD FreeSync / Adaptive Sync /
NVIDIA G-Sync Compatible
Portrait pivot
Screen swivel
Height adjustment
Speakers
Sound power2x2 W
Game Featuresaim
timer
FPS display
brighten darker areas / Shadow Boost /
General
Wall mountVESA 100x100mm
Power consumption65 W
Dimensions (WxHxD)620x507x211 mm / with stand /
Weight5.8 kg / with stand /
Official Websiteasus.com
Added to E-CatalogSeptember 2019
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Model overview based on user reviews  
The Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQ is a 27-inch gaming monitor that offers a 165Hz refresh rate and 2K resolution, making it ideal for gamers seeking smooth and vibrant visuals. It features an AH-IPS panel, which provides excellent image quality, high contrast, and brightness. The monitor supports HDR10, although not HDR10+, and includes Nvidia G-Sync for enhanced gaming performance. Users appreciate its good color coverage and convenient stand with a wide range of adjustments. However, several reviews mention issues with backlight bleed and glare, which can affect viewing experience, particularly in dark scenes. While some users have experienced technical issues and repairs, others find the monitor to be a good value for its features and quality. Overall, the Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQ is a solid choice for gamers, though potential buyers should be aware of the possible backlight concerns.
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Worn-out nerves for 30,000 rubles thrown away in the trash.
15 December 2021 
I bought it at DNS. I used it for just over a year since the monitor was almost constantly in service centers. It initially had problems with G-Sync at frequencies above 100 Hz, where black dots appeared on the top line, and it became all blurry, as if the pixels were in the wrong place. Then it developed 3 white spots on the screen, which remained in any mode of operation. I took it to the store for repair, but they only partially fixed it. They replaced the matrix, but the G-Sync problem wasn't resolved.

Six months later, the spots reappeared, and the monitor sometimes started turning off on its own, so I took it for repair again. This time they solved the G-sync issue and replaced the motherboard, but the spots remained. I'm attaching photos; in reality, they are much more visible and very annoying. Even the DNS salesperson who issued the product noticed these spots.

I took it for a third repair to remove the spots, and it was sent to a DNS service center somewhere in Noginsk. There they wrote some nonsense that there were no spots, the defect was not detected, and achieving a perfectly uniform black color on an IPS matrix is impossible. My problem is with the bright spots on the monitor, not the black color. The monitor came back with a detached stand, which had never been unscrewed before. When I got home and attached the stand, the image became completely unusable. Colorful stripes and blurriness appeared on the screen.
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Defective garbage. It has a defective matrix, a defective motherboard, defective power supply, defective backlighting... I don't know what isn't defective about this monitor. DNS refuses to take it back or repair it. It was repaired 2 TIMES and NOT COMPLETELY, they refuse to repair it the 3rd time, and after returning from their service center, the monitor became unusable.
user0123456789: use Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQ more than year
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I’m very pleased with the monitor, although I couldn’t do without dancing with a tambourine))
21 September 2020 
I got a looooong review - 10,500 characters! Unfortunately, it’s not possible to fit everything here. Therefore, I made the entire review in the form of 2 screenshots, which I attach here.
- ratio of features/quality/price
after 2 weeks of use, small backlight bleed appeared at the top
Sergey: use Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQ few months
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monitor fire! worth the money!
22 April 2020 
After reading its specs, I can say the following: 1) The matrix is TFT AH-IPS, which is very important and probably the most crucial aspect of a monitor or TV. The thing is, it's really amazing. The AH-IPS matrix has excellent image quality, high contrast, brightness, clarity, and resolution. AH IPS is the latest and most expensive development in the IPS technology family. If you are a fan of good color rendering. I installed Witcher 3 and was simply astonished at how vibrant everything was!
2) HDR10 not 10+ unfortunately. What's the difference: 10+ has a deeper black level and higher brightness.
3) Refresh rate, it's all good here at 165Hz. Though in my opinion, I don't play CS, so this parameter isn't as important as the matrix; again, to each their own!
4) I would say Nvidia G-Sync is secondary after the matrix. Now, this is interesting: there are technologies (I won't go into submodels of these technologies) from AMD FreeSync and Nvidia G-Sync. If AMD FreeSync is free and those guys give it to everyone, Nvidia G-Sync is more complex, let's say the algorithms are more complicated and expensive. As a fan of Nvidia and my graphics card is a 1660 TI, the choice is obvious.
HDR10, Nvidia G-Sync, AH-IPS,165 Hz
does not support HDR10+ (not to be confused with regular HDR10)
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