Wednesday, May 10th 2017

ASUS Intros the VG275Q 27-inch Gaming Monitor

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btarunr
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ASUS introduced the VG275Q, a "cost-effective" 27-inch gaming-grade monitor. Its Full HD (1920 x 1080 pixels) native resolution and TN-film panel are nothing to write home about, but you get 1 ms response time, 75 Hz refresh-rate, game-type display presets, and AMD FreeSync support. Other panel specs include 170°/160° (H/V) viewing angles, 300 cd/m² maximum brightness, rheostatic (non-PWM) method of controlling LED brightness, making it flicker-free, blue-light reduction, and a maximum power draw of just 40W. Inputs include one DisplayPort 1.2a (needed for FreeSync), two HDMI 1.4a, and D-Sub. The stand allows height, tilt, and 90° rotation. The monitor is expected to be priced around $300.

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18 Comments on ASUS Intros the VG275Q 27-inch Gaming Monitor

#1
johnsushant
1080p, 75Hz, TN.

What am I missing? Why is this $300 and not $120?
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#2
Loosenut
johnsushant1080p, 75Hz, TN.

What am I missing? Why is this $300 and not $120?
It's got a swivel?? :wtf:
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#3
Caring1
johnsushant1080p, 75Hz, TN.

What am I missing? Why is this $300 and not $120?
You have to pay the ASUS tax for the name badge!
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#4
btarunr
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johnsushant1080p, 75Hz, TN.

What am I missing? Why is this $300 and not $120?
Because it's 27-inch, I guess.
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#5
Patriot
btarunrBecause it's 27-inch, I guess.
Sooo $180 then.
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#6
RejZoR
For the price, one would expect at east 144Hz. This really doesn't make any sense. Either there is a typo with refresh rate or the thing is really this ridiculously overpriced.
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#7
techy1
johnsushant1080p, 75Hz, TN.

What am I missing? Why is this $300 and not $120?
because it says "cost-effective" - so it must be true - grab while you can...

This is not first 1080 @60-75fps monitor in 2017 (I repeat - 2017) - where they take the cheapest outdated monitor - slap a "gaming" and "cost-effective" (or smililar) in the naming... and then slap at least +100% of its initial price - but apparently this works good for business.
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#8
Tsukiyomi91
Disappointing for a monitor. 27-inch with 1920x1080 is gonna look a little blurry for some... asking price for a 75Hz FreeSync panel is a little too much. Get a monitor without this FreeSync crap for less will do the job. Heck, even the ROG Swift PG248Q has a faster refresh rate @ 240Hz for a 1080p G-Sync TN panel with a slightly smaller screen; at 24.5-inch. Even that monitor's $599 price tag sounds much more worth for all that spec.
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#9
Tsukiyomi91
RejZoRFor the price, one would expect at east 144Hz. This really doesn't make any sense. Either there is a typo with refresh rate or the thing is really this ridiculously overpriced.
Don't think there's a typo there man... specs are legit as it gets from ASUS...
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#10
Jack1n
Does not seem cost effective to me.
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#11
Boosnie
Tsukiyomi91Disappointing for a monitor. 27-inch with 1920x1080 is gonna look a little blurry for some... asking price for a 75Hz FreeSync panel is a little too much. Get a monitor without this FreeSync crap for less will do the job. Heck, even the ROG Swift PG248Q has a faster refresh rate @ 240Hz for a 1080p G-Sync TN panel with a slightly smaller screen; at 24.5-inch. Even that monitor's $599 price tag sounds much more worth for all that spec.
How does freeSync influence the price of a monitor?
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#12
Sempron Guy
I didn't know TN is still alive and kicking in 2017.
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#13
Boosnie
Sempron GuyI didn't know TN is still alive and kicking in 2017.
Maybe they found a lost shipping container from 2010
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#14
Nabarun
BoosnieHow does freeSync influence the price of a monitor?
It's supposed to be free, but some companies like this shittfuck one, use the benefit of doubt (in the customers' minds) and put a ~100+$ extra, because this planet is filled with dumbfucks with boatloads of money. Good business, actually. If it works,...
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#15
Dimi
For a little bit more you can get a better brand like Dell, the S2417DG can be found for about 350 if you are looking around. Its 1440p, 144-165hz and has G-Sync.
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#16
Octopuss
Sempron GuyI didn't know TN is still alive and kicking in 2017.
People are retarded and still buy it. That's why this garbage is still around.
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#17
Nabarun
The DELL SE2717H is a much better deal for less. It also has an IPS panel.
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#18
punani
Nabarun... Good business, actually. If it works,...
:D :banghead:
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