Selten so gute Reviews zu Monitoren gesehen. Auch absolut genial, dass du die ICC Profile zu Verfügung stellst!! Hab mir den Monitor zum Großteil nur wegen deines guten Reviews gekauft und bin super zufreiden, danke dir!:)
BRAVO!! This is the ONLY channel I found that has any idea how to review backlight strobing and full screen UFO Cross talk testing and you even included the brightness "nits" for each strobe level, WOW Amazing. So you are saying there is just too much cross talk with ELMB Sync enabled?
IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED! I was hoping that you would review this monitor after I saw HUB's review so I could cross-reference but I decided to bite the bullet and upgrade to 1440p. Very satisfied watching the review on the XG27ACS. Sadly it's the only monitor in my region that had reasonable price tag, and it's gone up from when I bought mine (310 USD to 345 USD). (it was even cheaper than the MSI recommendations and KTC just isn't available where I'm at.)
The reviews on Amazon are brutal. They say that there is a lot of backlight bleed and that the anti-glare coating is too grainy. I personally think that it's overpriced at $300. For less money, you can get a 240Hz 1440p IPS monitor. (Titan Army P2510S and Gigabyte GS27Q X)
I don't understand English🥺 ... but I am interested in this monitor. I'm choosing between it and the MSI G274QPF E2. Do you recommend this monitor? or is it better to buy another one?)
This was one of my options when I was searching for a new monitor last week. I realized this monitor has the exact same specs as VG27AQ3A, only this monitor is 30 ~ 50 USD more expensive due to its brand, so I bought the VG27 monitor. Funny enough both are ASUS brands. So if you're looking for cheaper option get the VG27.
Hi how does the display look, im reading some complains on reddit and ytb that it has some weird matt coating and it looks like fuzzy and its very annoying to the eyes, is that true? Also, LG 27GR83Q or Asus ROG Strix XG27ACS what should i buy ???
I also have that Omen X 25 (TN 240hz G-Sync variant). It's a shame ULMB on that monitor is limited to 144hz. I'm actually looking to upgrade to XG27ACS so this is literally the perfect video.
I've just bought it and I'm returning it in a few days. This monitor would be perfect if the coating wasn't so agressively grainy. It's not visible while playing games or watching movies, but on any mostly white/light background the display looks like it had a layer of grease/vaseline on it. I'm buying Dell g2724d shortly after. I was deceived by the Asus ROG brand and its legacy was the only thing that made me buy this Asus monitor. Besides the coating. It's well done for the price amd has good features. I bought it for 325 USD so it was slightly more expensive than Dell g2724d.
could the coating be a defective unit problem? does just look like that for all units of this monitor? i want to get this for web design and most of my workflow is in white/light color space. only this and vg27aqml1a are available in my country but vg27aqml1a has worse color accuracy
Dear Techless, I'm wondering if I should buy the Innocn 27G1S Plus or the XG27ACS. I will play valorant (semi competitively) and watch videos. I have a budget of 300€. From EUW, France. I do have a slight preference for glossy panels. I can get the Asus monitor for 50€ more than the Innocn monitor. That's why i'm picking the 27G1S Plus as a first option. Yet, if you think that the Asus one is a better monitor for me, I would mind changing my choice as it would be the only monitor i'm buying. I never tried 240Hz so not picking the Innocn monitor won't really affect me FPS wise Best Regards.
Interestingly, hardware unboxed got much better contrast ratio, at 1100:1, so you might have gotten unlucky with the panel. However, the common thing between both reviews is excellent motion clarity, with a great variable overdrive setting that works over the wide range of refresh rate, and standard colour accuracy is great, especially in the sRGB mode. Will definitely consider this monitor
Hi. Let me throw this at you, if you please.Does this panel use the standard "RGB subpixel layout", rather than the triangular or that other style layout? Using a RGB subpixel layout is said to be much better at displaying text and it is optimized for Windows! I'm surprised that, so far, all monitors i see for sale - do not mention this at all. Hoping you'd know for sure. Great review man. Thank you
The only bad thing here is that it has only 890:1 contrast. Imo the IPS monitors are good when they pass the original 1000:1 over it. Like 1100-1200:1 while still having good response time. I wonder to buy this monitor as my first 1440p ever, but i'm curious about that low contrast. You think i should give it a try?
I'm trying to decide if I should get this or the LG 27GP850-B as some have pointed out in the comments. If you could do a comparison review that would be awesome.
I’ve tested this monitor and the matte coating is too thick causing the image to look like when you have a wet smudge/or an oily screen on a white or grey background. The points of sale being the low latency at high fresh rates and barely any flickering. G2724D over this for colour accuracy and response. Otherwise if you need a slightly higher refresh rate go for the ROG
i bought one last month for $200...a ktc 170 hz 1440p curved. so far so good...i don't really use it much for gaming, but I'm glad i can go past 120hz if need be. i was using an old jvc 37 in. 1080p tv as my main monitor. so i see this as an improvement...and just this week it's down to $160 with coupon....granted asus is a more reputable brand but you're basically just paying a higher price for the name.
I've been looking at this monitor for a few months now but it was too expensive where I lived and there were barely any reviews of it at the time so I decided to go for another one instead. Anyway, Display Specifications say the panel is only 8-bit, is that really the case? Because I find that hard to believe at this price point considering most other 1440p monitors of this class or cheaper than it is 10bit/8bit+FRC.
Are you able to review Xiaomi Mini LED Gaming Monitor G Pro 27i ? Heard that this one is overall great and the price also considered cheap for the range of the hardware and performance.
I was kinda hoping you would review the Koorui 27E3QKS instead. It's the same price (actually 10 euro cheaper for what I can see) and it is a 240 Hz display!
@@shuvamsky It's iffy, I've also bought one and have been using it. I think it's only noticeable if you're thinking about it, other than that it should be fine :)
Regardless of some of the advantages, that contrast ratio, resulting in what looked like very poor HDR performance would rule this out for me at the first hurdle.
can only find it for 360-404€, my guess is that it's not worth at that price? any better monitor alternative for 300-360€ if possible? Finding a monitor that is accepted as good seems harder than finding any other PC part seriously wtf.
While HDR is a gimmick on monitors like these, some games might still benefit from it. I use it for example in Halo MCC on my LG 27GR75Q. The main issue here is windows, because windows can't auto turn on or off HDR mode (Win+Alt+B) since auto HDR requires monitor to be in HDR mode...
Great review and a very good "budget" monitor. Yet for me it didn't work so well, it caused eye strain also when there is a lot of white on the screen (e.g. internet browser), it looks like there is something smeary on the screen, so I sent it back.
@@thesuspect6168 I'll check out a glossy OLED haven't decided yet which one exactly or if I wait for the new LG ones. I'll let you guys know if interested.
I have 2 monitors that look really similar, but are a cheaper/older 1080p 165hz model. Honestly both the monitors have drastically different color accuracy and idk what the deal with that is
i bought this monitor a month ago and i have to day monitor is fast, that was the main motivation for me, but in general i dont recommend it. I thought 2k 27 inch monitor will be a great upgrade for me but it end up being just bigger version of Acer S190WL. This low contrast hurts alot and it bleeds and glows so much. My old Samsung Syncmaster P2250 gives better visions then this. Fortunately we find out a problem within the monitor and i was able to return it.
Do you guys think this option is better than the Gigabyte M27Q for a gaming monitor with great color quality (like watching movies and maybe light image/video editing that doesn't require high sRGB or Rec. 709)? the Asus recently went down from $300 to $200. The lowest I've seen the M27Q is $220 which I think is a few years old
I am looking for a tablet (OS doesn't matter since it will only be used for photo editing and maybe drawing) which is below 500 bucks, but still has an as photo accurate as possible color acuracy. (most I could find look over saturated, especially apple for some reason, and most videos on YT use of the sheld video matrial and generated voices.) And scrren good brightness would be nice to have, so I could edit my photos on the go, but that's effectively optional. Which tablets are recomendable?
@@Kian_Farasat the "grany" exist its not a deal breaker but exist its not that bad how people say It, i can see It but in the moment you reading some text and not Focus a lot in the White background its not noticable Its like a paper of a book
@@zbaltor9020does it look like other matte monitors? i have vg279qr and legion 5i laptop, they both have grain but i never notice it if i don't look too hard. i do a lot of web design and most of my workflow is in white/light color background
i noticed that in the Tuned sRGB Mode Performance report you used GamingVisual Racing mode, but in the recommended settings you suggested GamingVisual User Mode, is the color performance better with Racing or User Mode in this case?
Good catch! I used the User Mode for the test, so that was just a copy paste error on that slide. I'd assume with the same settings Racing and User should actually produce the same results (but didn't test that).
@@MannyMeez The contrast number already is for the tuned wide gamut mode. I always quote the contrast at D65 white and 140 nits unless otherwise noted.
@@techlessYT Apologies I'm not a tech savvy person at all 🤣 I literally go off 0-100 contrast on my monitor. Id be using the sRGB mode as I play on console
It is not clear whether to choose wide gamut or sRGB colour space - due to oversaturated content. If I want games and usual online content look more close to its intended colours I should use sRGB colour space, right? And if yes then why even offer that wide gamut colour space? For image processing professionals? Second question: even if I calibrate monitor with DataColour SpyderXpro wide gamut will still give oversaturated colours, right?
it's all personal preference at the end of the day. I am used to sRGB so I use that for gaming over wide/native. For UA-cam and browsing you should never use wide color gamut for SDR
hdr is a gimmick, but, you can use backlight strobing and hdr to get a much brighter image on some of these monitors, after u tune and calibrate hdr with windows store tool
i watched a Chinese review and they measured 1111:1 contrast ratio, another English review and they measured 1117:1 contrast ratio, but in your review it says 890:1, why is it different? i really want to get the monitor if it's above 1000:1
I measure the contrast at D65 white to keep it comparable. The other numbers might be the native contrast ratio which is typically higher. Variance is also a factor.
hi I'm currently trying to decide whether to pick up the Strix XG27ACS or the MSI G274QPX. I'm using it for regular uses like watching youtube and dramas while playing games which mostly are esports titles and monster hunter. Do you have any opinions to give, because I know both are at different refresh rate but just wanna upgrade my monitor from a 60hz to a higher hz. I just want to know whether the asus or msi is worth buying for the games that I want to play.
I went for the LG one, and haven't tried the ASUS. While I'm quite happy with the LG, motion still adds a noticable amount of blurriness which is similar to my old 10yo TN. Based on the specs, I'd go with the ASUS instead if you are heavily into competitive FPS. Otherwise both are great. Can heavily vouch for the LG's colors, those were a night & day improvement :)
I got this monitor on prime day sale for $200. It's well worth it for the price but the matte finish on it is one of the worst i've seen in person. I think the Dell G2724D is a better option for budget monitor if you care about the finish.
Looking for a new monitor, leaning towards msi mag 274QRF QD E2 over this one because of $30 Steam code promo + 65W PD for my macbook which this asus doesn't support. No reviews for the msi though.
Hi techless, I know this is off topic for the video, but as a channel advertising Keyboard would you be interest in making tutorials for qmk/via ? There is next to no good content on youtube.
Even if this monitor is as good as you say, I will never ever buy something from asus anymore. It’s a very horrible company that I don’t want to support
@@wither4851 as you can see by his lack of answer, theres nothing wrong with asus other than sometimes way too high prices, but in this case it seems properly priced
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I feel like many monitors reviewed of late offer good colour accuracy with a dedicated srgb mode of some kind. Good to see this trend
Selten so gute Reviews zu Monitoren gesehen. Auch absolut genial, dass du die ICC Profile zu Verfügung stellst!! Hab mir den Monitor zum Großteil nur wegen deines guten Reviews gekauft und bin super zufreiden, danke dir!:)
hii, does the monitor look grainy/smudgy in white/light color screens? or for example when browing on youtube in light white mode
@@Kian_Farasat No it does not :)
BRAVO!!
This is the ONLY channel I found that has any idea how to review backlight strobing and full screen UFO Cross talk testing and you even included the brightness "nits" for each strobe level, WOW Amazing.
So you are saying there is just too much cross talk with ELMB Sync enabled?
IT ACTUALLY HAPPENED! I was hoping that you would review this monitor after I saw HUB's review so I could cross-reference but I decided to bite the bullet and upgrade to 1440p.
Very satisfied watching the review on the XG27ACS. Sadly it's the only monitor in my region that had reasonable price tag, and it's gone up from when I bought mine (310 USD to 345 USD).
(it was even cheaper than the MSI recommendations and KTC just isn't available where I'm at.)
where/what is this "HUB's review"? is it a youtube channel ?
Even though I already own a 165Hz 1440p monitor, I still enjoy your reviews and a look into the competition
Thanks for your videos!
Is it AOC one 23.8 inch? Just got mine today if so :)
@@Caydos i used to have have an AOC 24G2 😅
But no, I have the KTC H27T22, often only costs 200€ on Amazon
The reviews on Amazon are brutal. They say that there is a lot of backlight bleed and that the anti-glare coating is too grainy. I personally think that it's overpriced at $300. For less money, you can get a 240Hz 1440p IPS monitor. (Titan Army P2510S and Gigabyte GS27Q X)
Asus quality control is garbage. This is true for their every product.
Is Titan Army really that good?
But I’m definitely getting Gigabyte, since I always wanted 27 in 1440p monitor with IPA 240hz :)
@@randtsy927which model exactly?
I don't understand English🥺 ... but I am interested in this monitor. I'm choosing between it and the MSI G274QPF E2.
Do you recommend this monitor? or is it better to buy another one?)
Watching this on a Asus XG27ACS right now :D
Awesome review! Looking forward to see you cover AOC 24G4 in the future.
This was one of my options when I was searching for a new monitor last week.
I realized this monitor has the exact same specs as VG27AQ3A, only this monitor is 30 ~ 50 USD more expensive due to its brand, so I bought the VG27 monitor.
Funny enough both are ASUS brands. So if you're looking for cheaper option get the VG27.
PLEASE DO REVIEW ON 24-INCH QHD MONITORS 🙏
Yes please the Q24G2A
Hi how does the display look, im reading some complains on reddit and ytb that it has some weird matt coating and it looks like fuzzy and its very annoying to the eyes, is that true?
Also, LG 27GR83Q or Asus ROG Strix XG27ACS what should i buy ???
You should definitely check out the LG 27GP850-B
its an older monitor with terrible backlight bleedng, still decent if you like grey instead of black
I also have that Omen X 25 (TN 240hz G-Sync variant). It's a shame ULMB on that monitor is limited to 144hz. I'm actually looking to upgrade to XG27ACS so this is literally the perfect video.
This monitor is now even cheaper than the budget alternative (G2724D) listed in your description in the UK right now lol
affordable you say? heh you underestimate our brokeness
Price?
@@SpamNinja1 $299 for the black $385 for the white version
thats affordable in asus brand coz asus monitors is expensive
@@ButWhatIfIAteYourAppl I’d say that’s semi affordable for quad hd monitors
199 for like 1 and a half month
I've just bought it and I'm returning it in a few days. This monitor would be perfect if the coating wasn't so agressively grainy. It's not visible while playing games or watching movies, but on any mostly white/light background the display looks like it had a layer of grease/vaseline on it. I'm buying Dell g2724d shortly after. I was deceived by the Asus ROG brand and its legacy was the only thing that made me buy this Asus monitor. Besides the coating. It's well done for the price amd has good features. I bought it for 325 USD so it was slightly more expensive than Dell g2724d.
could the coating be a defective unit problem? does just look like that for all units of this monitor? i want to get this for web design and most of my workflow is in white/light color space. only this and vg27aqml1a are available in my country but vg27aqml1a has worse color accuracy
appreciate monitor reviews that tests input latency and measurable data.
honestly after seeing oled im just convinced to save up and wait
Dear Techless,
I'm wondering if I should buy the Innocn 27G1S Plus or the XG27ACS.
I will play valorant (semi competitively) and watch videos. I have a budget of 300€. From EUW, France.
I do have a slight preference for glossy panels. I can get the Asus monitor for 50€ more than the Innocn monitor. That's why i'm picking the 27G1S Plus as a first option. Yet, if you think that the Asus one is a better monitor for me, I would mind changing my choice as it would be the only monitor i'm buying. I never tried 240Hz so not picking the Innocn monitor won't really affect me FPS wise
Best Regards.
Interestingly, hardware unboxed got much better contrast ratio, at 1100:1, so you might have gotten unlucky with the panel. However, the common thing between both reviews is excellent motion clarity, with a great variable overdrive setting that works over the wide range of refresh rate, and standard colour accuracy is great, especially in the sRGB mode. Will definitely consider this monitor
hii, does the monitor look grainy/smudgy in white/light color screens? or for example when browing on youtube in light white mode
Hi. Let me throw this at you, if you please.Does this panel use the standard "RGB subpixel layout", rather than the triangular or that other style layout? Using a RGB subpixel layout is said to be much better at displaying text and it is optimized for Windows! I'm surprised that, so far, all monitors i see for sale - do not mention this at all. Hoping you'd know for sure.
Great review man. Thank you
Yes, it's standard RGB stripe 👍
It's at 245€ with a voucher on amazon rn
The only bad thing here is that it has only 890:1 contrast. Imo the IPS monitors are good when they pass the original 1000:1 over it. Like 1100-1200:1 while still having good response time. I wonder to buy this monitor as my first 1440p ever, but i'm curious about that low contrast. You think i should give it a try?
yea
@@tomjakes-eo9nr U got it?
Damn, okay i'm stuck between the Alienware AW2723DF and now the XG27ACS, what would you recommend from the 2?
I'm trying to decide if I should get this or the LG 27GP850-B as some have pointed out in the comments. If you could do a comparison review that would be awesome.
Thanks for the review!
Its still hard to choose a monitor between this ASUS XG27ACS or the LG 27GR83Q-B. :/
I’ve tested this monitor and the matte coating is too thick causing the image to look like when you have a wet smudge/or an oily screen on a white or grey background. The points of sale being the low latency at high fresh rates and barely any flickering.
G2724D over this for colour accuracy and response. Otherwise if you need a slightly higher refresh rate go for the ROG
Really good alternative of Dell 2724D and LG UltraGear 27GR83Q-B.
I use this with Mac mini M2. Looks good.
Lenovo Legion R27q-30 - ASUS TUF VG27AQL3A - MSI G274QPF E2 - Asus XG27ACS
which is good for gaming
i bought one last month for $200...a ktc 170 hz 1440p curved. so far so good...i don't really use it much for gaming, but I'm glad i can go past 120hz if need be. i was using an old jvc 37 in. 1080p tv as my main monitor. so i see this as an improvement...and just this week it's down to $160 with coupon....granted asus is a more reputable brand but you're basically just paying a higher price for the name.
Can you please review the AOC Q27G4X - it is a cheaper version on this ASUS, probably with the same panel?!
For example, is elmb sync not active when playing games between 80 and 100 Hz? Or does it benefit gameplay?
Can you make a Video about PS5 Monitors and which ones are really good and Not that expensive?
I've been looking at this monitor for a few months now but it was too expensive where I lived and there were barely any reviews of it at the time so I decided to go for another one instead. Anyway, Display Specifications say the panel is only 8-bit, is that really the case? Because I find that hard to believe at this price point considering most other 1440p monitors of this class or cheaper than it is 10bit/8bit+FRC.
Yes, it's using the MV270QHM-NF5, which is a true 8 bit panel.
Are you able to review Xiaomi Mini LED Gaming Monitor G Pro 27i ?
Heard that this one is overall great and the price also considered cheap for the range of the hardware and performance.
I was kinda hoping you would review the Koorui 27E3QKS instead. It's the same price (actually 10 euro cheaper for what I can see) and it is a 240 Hz display!
Please review the Titan Army 1440p 240hz 24” monitor, can’t find any unbiased breakdowns on UA-cam
Wait is it actually 890:1 contrast ratio? The stores and website on Asus say 1000:1
bruh i just ordered today...i saw hardware unboxed one saying over 1000:1.
@@shuvamsky It's iffy, I've also bought one and have been using it. I think it's only noticeable if you're thinking about it, other than that it should be fine :)
@@PikaCheekshii, does the monitor look grainy/smudgy in white/light color screens? or for example when browing on youtube in light white mode
@@shuvamskyhii, does the monitor look grainy/smudgy in white/light color screens? or for example when browing on youtube in light white mode
£300 isn't budget to me, my Omen 1440p monitor is £150 i got it last Christmas sale 😍
Regardless of some of the advantages, that contrast ratio, resulting in what looked like very poor HDR performance would rule this out for me at the first hurdle.
can only find it for 360-404€, my guess is that it's not worth at that price? any better monitor alternative for 300-360€ if possible?
Finding a monitor that is accepted as good seems harder than finding any other PC part seriously wtf.
can you review MSI MAG 274QRF QD E2
What equipment you use to measure the response times?
Nice VIdeo! Can you pls Test the ASUS TUF Gaming VG249QM1A? Im thinking about to buy this monitor
the 15w usb c is a criminal, which means that it can't even charge and display the rog ally x.
It's even lower, 7.5W actually.
@@bassyey omg it cant even super fast charge. lenovo is much better then.
While HDR is a gimmick on monitors like these, some games might still benefit from it. I use it for example in Halo MCC on my LG 27GR75Q. The main issue here is windows, because windows can't auto turn on or off HDR mode (Win+Alt+B) since auto HDR requires monitor to be in HDR mode...
its 250$ rn but want to wait to see if the 1440p 270hz goes on sale
ROG Strix XG27ACMG should be available any day now. Seems to be this same monitor but with 270hz and HDMI 2.1.
What are your thoughts on the LG UltraGear 27GS95QE its supposed to be the new version of the LG UltraGear 27GR95QE.
Estaria bien que analizaras tambien el xg27wcs para ver si el tema de contraste por ser va lo mejora o si tiene otras pegas.
can we get a asus rog strix xg259qn review?
Great review and a very good "budget" monitor. Yet for me it didn't work so well, it caused eye strain also when there is a lot of white on the screen (e.g. internet browser), it looks like there is something smeary on the screen, so I sent it back.
What do you buy instead?
@@thesuspect6168 I'll check out a glossy OLED haven't decided yet which one exactly or if I wait for the new LG ones. I'll let you guys know if interested.
Should i get this monitor, the msi g274qpx or the lenovo y27h-30 if their around the same price?
I have 2 monitors that look really similar, but are a cheaper/older 1080p 165hz model.
Honestly both the monitors have drastically different color accuracy and idk what the deal with that is
i bought this monitor a month ago and i have to day monitor is fast, that was the main motivation for me, but in general i dont recommend it. I thought 2k 27 inch monitor will be a great upgrade for me but it end up being just bigger version of Acer S190WL. This low contrast hurts alot and it bleeds and glows so much. My old Samsung Syncmaster P2250 gives better visions then this. Fortunately we find out a problem within the monitor and i was able to return it.
please review msi g274qpf e2
pls review 1080 p 180 hz asus and aoc monitors
Which panel would you recommend that would fill in the areas lacking in this model? If i had say $400 to spend? Thanks - anyone
It's actually 520$ here in the Central Asia. Really affordable i would say xd
Do you guys think this option is better than the Gigabyte M27Q for a gaming monitor with great color quality (like watching movies and maybe light image/video editing that doesn't require high sRGB or Rec. 709)? the Asus recently went down from $300 to $200. The lowest I've seen the M27Q is $220 which I think is a few years old
I am looking for a tablet (OS doesn't matter since it will only be used for photo editing and maybe drawing) which is below 500 bucks, but still has an as photo accurate as possible color acuracy. (most I could find look over saturated, especially apple for some reason, and most videos on YT use of the sheld video matrial and generated voices.) And scrren good brightness would be nice to have, so I could edit my photos on the go, but that's effectively optional. Which tablets are recomendable?
is the coating really that bad? heard some people online say its very oily and grainy
Its not that bad i just using it, but need to change it because of ips glow i left corner
@@zbaltor9020hii, does the monitor look grainy/smudgy in white/light color screens? or for example when browing on youtube in light white mode
@@Kian_Farasat the "grany" exist its not a deal breaker but exist its not that bad how people say It, i can see It but in the moment you reading some text and not Focus a lot in the White background its not noticable
Its like a paper of a book
@@zbaltor9020does it look like other matte monitors? i have vg279qr and legion 5i laptop, they both have grain but i never notice it if i don't look too hard. i do a lot of web design and most of my workflow is in white/light color background
what is a good low response time monitor under 300€? pls
i noticed that in the Tuned sRGB Mode Performance report you used GamingVisual Racing mode, but in the recommended settings you suggested GamingVisual User Mode, is the color performance better with Racing or User Mode in this case?
Good catch! I used the User Mode for the test, so that was just a copy paste error on that slide. I'd assume with the same settings Racing and User should actually produce the same results (but didn't test that).
@@techlessYT what was the contrast used on the Tuned settings?
@@MannyMeez The contrast number already is for the tuned wide gamut mode. I always quote the contrast at D65 white and 140 nits unless otherwise noted.
@@techlessYT Apologies I'm not a tech savvy person at all 🤣 I literally go off 0-100 contrast on my monitor. Id be using the sRGB mode as I play on console
@@MannyMeez Ah I thought you were asking for the measured contrast 😅 Contrast setting in the menu is the default value.
I like the stand. 😂
It is not clear whether to choose wide gamut or sRGB colour space - due to oversaturated content. If I want games and usual online content look more close to its intended colours I should use sRGB colour space, right? And if yes then why even offer that wide gamut colour space? For image processing professionals?
Second question: even if I calibrate monitor with DataColour SpyderXpro wide gamut will still give oversaturated colours, right?
it's all personal preference at the end of the day. I am used to sRGB so I use that for gaming over wide/native. For UA-cam and browsing you should never use wide color gamut for SDR
what is your go to in 24' monitors?
how did monitors unboxed get over 1100 contrast?
What about 27" MSI G274QPF E2?
Whats the difference between ACS and ACG ?
ASUS XG27ucg is 4k 160/1080p 320hz monitor it has really good response time and elmb
That one seems very interresting for sure!
The contrast ratio is deal breaker.
Acer XV272U V3 is good if you're in India
hdr is a gimmick, but, you can use backlight strobing and hdr to get a much brighter image on some of these monitors, after u tune and calibrate hdr with windows store tool
The XG27ACS the LG GR83Q-B
i watched a Chinese review and they measured 1111:1 contrast ratio, another English review and they measured 1117:1 contrast ratio, but in your review it says 890:1, why is it different? i really want to get the monitor if it's above 1000:1
I measure the contrast at D65 white to keep it comparable. The other numbers might be the native contrast ratio which is typically higher. Variance is also a factor.
8:12 What would you recommend as a cheaper alternative to this monitor in terms of panel quality?
Hi I have a Question why can't I buy the mobiuz ex240 in germany anymore. I only found it on amazon renewed
Can you do a rewiew and right setting for the koorui gn02
hi I'm currently trying to decide whether to pick up the Strix XG27ACS or the MSI G274QPX. I'm using it for regular uses like watching youtube and dramas while playing games which mostly are esports titles and monster hunter. Do you have any opinions to give, because I know both are at different refresh rate but just wanna upgrade my monitor from a 60hz to a higher hz. I just want to know whether the asus or msi is worth buying for the games that I want to play.
I can't use that ICC profile on SDR, it only works for HDR
Review LG 27GP850-B plsssss
I don't know if I should buy LG 27GR83Q or Asus XG27ACS. Both are same price in my country.
I went for the LG one, and haven't tried the ASUS. While I'm quite happy with the LG, motion still adds a noticable amount of blurriness which is similar to my old 10yo TN.
Based on the specs, I'd go with the ASUS instead if you are heavily into competitive FPS. Otherwise both are great. Can heavily vouch for the LG's colors, those were a night & day improvement :)
@@senpaiy0982 Thanks for reply :)
@@senpaiy0982 Thanks for reply :)
Watch some LG 27GP850-B reviews its may help idk
what about acer vg271u m3bmiipx? also have similar 180hz ips refresh rate 😃
I got this monitor on prime day sale for $200. It's well worth it for the price but the matte finish on it is one of the worst i've seen in person. I think the Dell G2724D is a better option for budget monitor if you care about the finish.
hii, does the monitor look grainy/smudgy in white/light color screens? or for example when browing on youtube in light white mode
@@Kian_Farasat yes, exactly
Remember, you cant spell ASUS without SUS
Looking for a new monitor, leaning towards msi mag 274QRF QD E2 over this one because of $30 Steam code promo + 65W PD for my macbook which this asus doesn't support. No reviews for the msi though.
MSI one has much better contrast ratio which is why I am also leaning towards it. Have you got yours?
Does it has vrr?
This vs the dell g2724d?
I think the dell looks better personally having tried both
I bought this beast at just 199$ during sale, bro tell me that isn't steal 😂
do you like it? does it look grainy/smudgy in white screen or light colors?
On the sRGB tuned setting i see the brightness was set to 28 but what was the contrast set to?
if he doesn't mention it then it's default
Labge nix gehört :-)
Hi techless,
I know this is off topic for the video, but as a channel advertising Keyboard would you be interest in making tutorials for qmk/via ?
There is next to no good content on youtube.
adaptive sync test i need url
i want test my monitor
evnia 24M1N3200Z. Please answer bro I need a new monitor.
By the way love your content ❤
Please answer soon going to buy.
Even if this monitor is as good as you say, I will never ever buy something from asus anymore. It’s a very horrible company that I don’t want to support
No sense when the lg 27gp850 exist since years and on top of that is faster at the same time it has less overshot....
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Remember, never buy asus
Why
@@wither4851 They have a pretty bad reputation in customer service.
@@wither4851 as you can see by his lack of answer, theres nothing wrong with asus other than sometimes way too high prices, but in this case it seems properly priced