ASUS 27” 1080P Curved Monitor (VA27VQSE) - Full HD, 75Hz, 1ms, Adaptive-Sync/FreeSync, Low Blue Light, Flicker Free, VESA Mountable, Frameless, HDMI, DisplayPort, HDR-10, Height Adjustable

Im returning to the office and Im bringing my existing dual monitors (also asus vl279 but not HE I guess) to the office. Monitors look fine and not too pricy. I thought I ordered the same model I had before but I guess not. Issue 1. They do not work with my docking station. I guess my docking stations second hdmi out only outputs at 30hz and maybe this monitor doesnt support it. I switched to 30hz interleaved and it works but looks terrible. Ive ordered a different docking station to see if that fixes the issue. I guess you could call this an issue with the docking station which does work with the asus vl279 non HE monitors (which must support 30hz). Second issue is they say its wall mountable. I guess. You have to pop off the bottom of the back and unscrew the base stand to expose the wall mount plate. But the mounting bracket is at the bottom of the monitor and not in the center so you better have something that doesnt swivel. I sort of had to prop one side against the wall and the second monitor against the first one. God forbid i ever sneeze. Most stands are designed to swivel a bit and its fine if they are attached more to the monitors center of gravity. One false move on these and it will swing around and get destroyed. Trying hard to not have to rma. Make sure your stand doesnt swivel and if you have a docking station it supports 60hz.

This is a decent screen, but it has one setting. You cant change the picture quality or settings. The low-profile stand it comes in looks nice, but is pretty flimsy. When I type on my desk, it wobbles. Unfortunately, its NOT mountable as the description states. Pay close attention to this. If you have a solid wood desk, itll be fine, but if your desk wobbles at all, it wobbles horribly. My solution was to mount it to a wall mount, but unfortunately there are no holes to do this. The description is wrong. If youre looking for a decently priced computer screen, this could be good for you, but if youre looking to mount it, splurge on a more expensive model thats mountable.

I got the two screens on time and in great shape. They are working as expected and I really like the blue light filtering feature which the main reason I bought them.

Pretty good for the price, only downside is the lack of options for input.

These monitors are nowhere near top of the line. But for the price, they are an outstanding deal. I love them. Great picture and feedback. If you are trying to run a dual setup, and they are flickering, try updating your video card drivers.

works great on a mac or pc. It does not come with a remote so little bit of a pain to set the monitor options. The speaker is not very loud. Bright monitor but I probably will buy a small tv next time.

Color and quality are good. I do have a pixel out at the top of my screen but other than that its nice.

I was a bit skeptical at first but not anymore they work fine I have had them for over a month now and I use them for work, watching movies, and playing video games.

Great monitors and great dound.

I accidently ordered it instead of a third VP279, the stand is very heavy and rigid; but, it does not have a VESA support. My wife who has worked from home for years is absolutely jealous. The menus to adjust hue and brightness caused me a little issue so that it matched my 2 additional ASUS VP279; but I am very happy.