Nice presentation, think you covered all of the most important parts (from gaming perspective, which I was interested in). Your delivery was pleasant, up to point and understandable. Probably most important, your review seems genuine. Best of wishes, keep it strong.
I bought this monitor in early September, by then there were virtually no reviews for this monitor. Overall I can say that this is a great gaming monitor that cost me only 285 dollars! For this money you simply will not find a better 2K monitor. Yes, you can forget about HDR because of the low peak brightness, but in all other usage scenarios it performs at its best.
@@ilroyli just bought this yesterday and i love it. It has fully maximized my 3060 laptop. Better than my 240hz 1080p. Plus hdr for me is wow for me. Its my first 1440p monitor so its just how i feel amd my opinion hehe.
Bought asus VG248QE 8years ago, still working nice no dead pixel or any issue, finally i can take this one for anice price, ofc you need a very good machine to run it full potential good work btw
Thank you for the review. I just purchased this monitor and was having some difficulty knowing if G Sync was enabled or not when gaming. I also own an ASUS ROG Swift monitor and the power indicator light (bottom right hand side) turns red when G Sync is enabled. I expected the light to turn red on the ASUS TUF as well, but this is not the case. My solution was to go the the DISPLAY tab on the NVIDIA Control Panel and check the "G-SYNC Compatible Indicator" drop down. Now the small graphic "G-SYNC" appears on the upper right hand corner of my monitor when I am gaming. Just a mention as an FYI.
@@Zer-md2ls - I have only played Enlisted, Hell Let Loose and Squad 44. (Yes, I love the WWII games.) I have just noticed what appears to be a dead pixel when I first turn the monitor on. Unfortunately, it is too late to return it to the retailer, but luckily I don't see it when I'm actually gaming. I have no complaints and would recommend this if you don't want to sink a ton of money into a new monitor.
Dude outstanding presentation! I was torn between this and Acer Nitro 272 V3 for weeks and your vid helped in sealing the deal for me to go with Asus. Great job with the vid bro greetings from Malaysia
The only nitpick I have about this monitor is 250nits... Which is low in today's standards, 250nits also make hdr functionally useable. But to begin with all ips monitors are very terrible when it comes to hdr, so I guess that doesnt matter. 250nits is more than suffician for sdr gaming/content creation. Plus, not a lot of games have hdr soooo
To solve the decrease in brightness when using ELMB just buy the other model you said which comes with more peak brightness and also adjustable height, or go with the benq mobiuz monitors that have better blur reduction and doesn’t sacrifice your brightness
Also, please do note for new users of this monitor, if you are on power saving mode - you will of course disable other options like, gaming mode hence the name it says
@@TechBroll thanks for the attention, for appreciating my comment, for the heart, and for your drive to be sincere (at least in the video I think you were), I always wanted to thank the youtubers whom I loved, this is my first video of you but I really liked it ♥
This was a fantastic review! I'm looking for a second monitor and this is $250 on Amazon right now. I could care less about the ELMB function. I also had a suspicion that 10-bit color was limited to 120Hz, but I'm okay with that as well. Overall, it looks like a great product.
I've buyed this monitor today. It's very nice, no dead or blocked pixel, but at 180Hz I notice some vertical white dots appearing randomly along certain lines of the screen. With 170Hz or lower, I've no issue. Can be a problem? Why this happen? I use the provided Display Port cable connected to my Asus TUF nVidia Geforce RTX 4080. Any hints? Thanks.
Heya experts! Thanks for the great review! Been considering buying this monitor but noticed that you mentioned the "sister monitor", the VG27AQL3A is an option for slightly more brightness, otherwise same specs. Currently the prices are so that for only around 25 dollars more, I could buy the L3A instead of 3A, that also appears to have a better monitor stand. I'm not very good with the whole specs things and such, so I'm hoping someone here in the comments can help me! Is the L3A "just as good" as the normal 3A? I don't mind paying 25 bucks more for a monitor just for some extra "safety brightness" and a better stand, so its not a dealbreaker. I'd just rather not get a monitor that might be "worse" than this one, that looks great in this review!
Yeah, they should look and perform quite similar aside from the difference in brightness and some other things but all essentiall specifications are the same. If you have access to the 3LA and you don’t mind the extra cost, I suggest you go for it.
Which one should I get for myself. Got a pretty good laptop and usually play minecraft or watch yt. This one, the version with the "L" or lg 27gp850p-b?
Go with the LG you'll be getting a Nano ips which has a wider color gamut, better reponse time, black levels and contrast. Regarding Asus monitors, afaik the L version has higher peak brightness, comes with height adjustment and pivot but with worse color than the non - L version.
hi i have an question. does it also have the colour ghosting in darker scences like the asus VG34VQL1B has? or is there anything bad about the monitor?
hello! can you share the best settings you found on the monitor from your opinion? what settings you use when gaming for: game visual? what setting? also shadow boost what level? and for the image settings? what numbers you use for brightness contrast and vivid pixel? what color temps you have and saturation? i just bought the monitor right now and i am trying to set it but it feels like or is too bright or is too dark. thank you Liviu
It's nice to have but only if your PC can handle it, just upgraded yesterday from 1080p I noticed it's sharper but 1080p is still fine to look at for me, One thing that i notice when you use 1440p is anti aliasing is much better that you don't need to use setting like TAA / MSAA thus ur getting better clarity
I'm using this monitor right now! Along with another amazing Asus! What settings do you use for best color and best gaming? Do you have any profiles we can download to copy said settings via something like DisplayCal?
I wonder if we have the same version of laptop, but here’s what I recently bought ASUS TUF A16 Gaming Laptop, 16" 165Hz WUXGA Display (AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS 8-Core, 32GB DDR5 4800MHz RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, Radeon RX 7700S, Windows 11 Pro) with Dockztorm Hub. I purchased it for $1,069.99 with 32 RAM/ 1 TB SSD. For all the experts here, I want to know if this is a great version and worth the money for its specs????
Happy I stumbled on this channel. quality content bro. subscribed. you my friend are not lazy when it comes to creating content. more success to this channel.
This review is like total crap. You won't get any wiser. The one you are referring to is brighter. 250 vs 400 nits. Get the L if you work with a lot of daylight.
HDMI is limited to 240 hz at 1080p and 144hz hz 1440p, you'll be better at using the display port which can handle higher refresh rate. But don't worry this monitor comes both with the HDMI and Display cable albeit short.
60 hz or 75 hz and then you jump to 120 hz or 144 hz, the difference is very noticeable. But from 120 to 144 to 165 to 180 hz or higher, barely noticeable difference imo.
Glad i see this before I buy a 1440p monitor. Btw, can i connect 2 devices here, 1 for PS5 via HDMI and 1 for my MiniPC via DP? Of course only one of them is powered on to display.
@@Liamfr34kThe same as on PC, except, I assume, G-SYNC. As far as I know, Adaptive-sync works on ps5. The only thing is that you will only have 120 hertz over HDMI (no longer supported at 2K resolution).
@@eluiden I ask because PS5 has had issues before with non 2.1 hdmi before in getting VRR and other features, so that’s why I ask? Any chance you can do a test?
i got this monitor completely new along with a graphics card, after two months im noticing a glitchy sort of effect on edges and corners of objects ingame, its probably just a setting i mistakenly changed or something, can anyone guide me?
I'd probably stick with the default overdrive settings even at 120hz. You can also experiment between settings and see if you can notice any difference
Any difference in using the HDMI and the Display Port cable? On some monitors I've noticed that you cannot choose higher colour depth if you use X over Y.
I need some advice. I am primarily using this for my consoles (PS5/Xbox SX). For some reason, Adaptive Sync does not appear in the OSD settings. Also, it will not allow me to switch on ELMB. I'm dealing with some image trailing issues, which doesn't make sense because I've got VRR switched on... Can you recommend some custom settings?
@@scelesteregina bought both, defenitely recommed VG27AQML1A, the orange glow on VG27AQL3A is insane but although only noticeable with dark movies or black image. got both I use VG27AQL3A as secondary both also a lot cheaper, so if your budget is low get VG27AQL3A
If you can afford it...buy a,ROG Swift. But you'll also need a hugh end cpu and gpu. This is a great value ASUS monitor..at1440p. Pair it with a DP 1.4 cable.😊
is this the vp249qgr of 1440p? I have that monitor but now deciding between this and the LG 27gr75q-b - is the 250 nits a deal breaker? The LG is brighter but the AQ3A has wider gamut
Mine was at 60hz right out the box. You have to right click on your desktop and go to display settings, advanced display and you should see the drop box option and choose your preferred your refresh rate. I hope this helps.
If I'm not mistaken, the 24G4 is only 1080p? if that's the case, I'll definitely go with this one. You can also consider the ROG Strix XG27ACS, it's also affordable closer to this price
I want to buy that monitor, but I am wondering if it supports arms to place it against the wall, I would like to know if you can help me with that and which arms for wall or desk do you recommend, thank you very much.
They are very comparabe and in some cases, the HP X27Q is better. I guess it'll boil down to your preference when it comes to the refresh rate, 165Hz over 180hz.
Hellooooo, one of the best reviews for this monitor!! :3 Which one do you think is better VG27AQL1A or VG27AQL3A? I mean they are almost the same but I don't know which one to buy! 😭
I bought this monitor and it had many pixels that were stuck to green on dark backgrounds, ended up returning it and waiting for black friday to buy something different.
I'd go for AQ3A than AQL1A. I don't see any reason why I should pick AQL1A. AQ3A is a lot cheaper than AQL1A and has higher refresh rate, AQ3A at 180hz and AQL1A at 144hz. Even if you overclocked AQL1A, 170hz is the max refresh rate it'll get. Both are build almost identical tho: - 27" - 2K resolution - IPS flat panel - G-SYNC and FreeSync compatible But the AQL1A has better screen movement than AQ3A. Fully adjustable and thats all. You can get that with AQ3A with extra monitor arm. BUT the case will be different if you talk about Asus VG27AQML1A (the only difference is the letter "M" from AQL1A). This is probably the best "budget" monitor you can get from Asus. The specs: - 2K resolution - IPS flat panel - 27" - 240hz and OC-able to 260hz - Good screen movement (still prefer monitor arm tho) - G-SYNC and FreeSync compatible And believe it or not the price is almost the same as AQL1A. It's basically an upgraded AQL1A but with steroids and a same price. Conclusion: - Have extra budget? AQML1A - No extra budget? AQ3A - Forget about AQL1A. It's not an option. - Go for extra monitor arm/bracket
@@essaeypride AQL3A is no worse than AQL1A, the only difference is the price (L3A is cheaper). The VG27AQL3A uses the M270KCA-E8B display from Innolux. VG27AQL1A has same display from lnnolux but M270KCJ-K7B. In general, the new display in VG27AQL3A is no worse than the display installed in VG27AQL1A. The low price is due to lower production costs, as it is already mastered technology of production of this panel (in the new panel just overclocked the matrix to 180hz).
Hello, Thanks for review. I want to buy monitor to connect laptop. which one would you recommend? ASUS ProArt Display PA278QV 27” or this monitor. I will use for coding and play apex legends in my free time.
love the way you review the monitor specially with Ghosting and Color Calibration Test well done, can you please do the same for MSI G274F monitor ? because of it's Good color and high refresh rate ? i can't find anywhere any review about it only unboxing on youtube . thank you
I bought this but when I switched to other game the game the screen turned black for 5 seconds and come back on. What’s the problem for this? Please help
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Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
2:42 - Parts Overview
3:49 - Adjustment Options
4:20 - Display Quality
6:24 - Gaming Capabilities
7:07 - OSD Settings
8:34 - Refresh Rate, Response Time, ELMB Sync
12:29 - Unboxing Experience
12:56 - Conclusion
How would the dell G2724D 27 compare to this monitor?
Finally been waiting for this review for a week. Thank you
Sorry for the delay, I wanted to make sure about the details and try to cover everything :)
Nice presentation, think you covered all of the most important parts (from gaming perspective, which I was interested in).
Your delivery was pleasant, up to point and understandable.
Probably most important, your review seems genuine.
Best of wishes, keep it strong.
I bought this monitor in early September, by then there were virtually no reviews for this monitor. Overall I can say that this is a great gaming monitor that cost me only 285 dollars! For this money you simply will not find a better 2K monitor. Yes, you can forget about HDR because of the low peak brightness, but in all other usage scenarios it performs at its best.
Does it support hdr ??
@@ilroyl It supports, but because of the low peak brightness, you won't be able to appreciate the full benefits of hdr technology.
@@ilroylit does
@@ilroyli just bought this yesterday and i love it. It has fully maximized my 3060 laptop. Better than my 240hz 1080p. Plus hdr for me is wow for me. Its my first 1440p monitor so its just how i feel amd my opinion hehe.
@@Xerkxeesdoes this monitor has vrr?
you are the only one have tested colour RGB of this monitor so far !!! I've checked this information recently a lot but can't
I picked up one of these to pair with an Xbox Series S. I appreciate your review 🙏🏻🤙🏻 Be well.
Is it working well?
1440p 120hz?
Maybe in original Xbox games you will get full 180 hz 1440p
Hey man, idk if you have this problem but it shuts it off when i switch my game.
@@aliceaf4612yes
Bought asus VG248QE 8years ago, still working nice no dead pixel or any issue, finally i can take this one for anice price, ofc you need a very good machine to run it full potential
good work btw
3070 rtx , core i7 11700kf the good for this monitor?
@@aslanbekbergenov5604 very good
@@aslanbekbergenov5604 Yes, I am currently using a 3070 and i7-12700f with this monitor.
Thank you for the review. I just purchased this monitor and was having some difficulty knowing if G Sync was enabled or not when gaming. I also own an ASUS ROG Swift monitor and the power indicator light (bottom right hand side) turns red when G Sync is enabled. I expected the light to turn red on the ASUS TUF as well, but this is not the case. My solution was to go the the DISPLAY tab on the NVIDIA Control Panel and check the "G-SYNC Compatible Indicator" drop down. Now the small graphic "G-SYNC" appears on the upper right hand corner of my monitor when I am gaming. Just a mention as an FYI.
It's been 8 days since you got the monitor, how is it feeling? What games do you play on it?
@@Zer-md2ls - I have only played Enlisted, Hell Let Loose and Squad 44. (Yes, I love the WWII games.) I have just noticed what appears to be a dead pixel when I first turn the monitor on. Unfortunately, it is too late to return it to the retailer, but luckily I don't see it when I'm actually gaming. I have no complaints and would recommend this if you don't want to sink a ton of money into a new monitor.
@@Cowboy_Jim Perfect, glad to hear that!
How's the monitor faring so far?
Dude outstanding presentation! I was torn between this and Acer Nitro 272 V3 for weeks and your vid helped in sealing the deal for me to go with Asus. Great job with the vid bro greetings from Malaysia
fun fact:when i bought Asus 23.8" TUF Gaming VG24VQ1B Curved it already had set those 4 ventils 2:48
great review, and thanks for clarifying that the older model is Asus VG27AQ1A while the newer model is Asus VG27AQ3A! Was searching for this in forums
I just bought that monitor. It's a great monitor.
The only nitpick I have about this monitor is 250nits... Which is low in today's standards, 250nits also make hdr functionally useable. But to begin with all ips monitors are very terrible when it comes to hdr, so I guess that doesnt matter. 250nits is more than suffician for sdr gaming/content creation. Plus, not a lot of games have hdr soooo
VG27AQL3A
To solve the decrease in brightness when using ELMB just buy the other model you said which comes with more peak brightness and also adjustable height, or go with the benq mobiuz monitors that have better blur reduction and doesn’t sacrifice your brightness
Excellent review. Thanks a lot for all your hard work!
Is the brightness enough if there is no direct sunlight in the room and the room is not too bright 😊
Yes
Should be enough, bit the aql3a could be better...
@@flighttrain71 i just bought vg27aq1a and it also has 250cdm/2 brightness and its more than enough for me and i am using it at 75 to 80 %
@@flighttrain71dude not everybody is from the usa or other countries that have amazon stores so they cant just *buy" the vg27aql3a out of thin air.
@@flighttrain71like im from Vietnam and unlike Europe, India or America there isnt single store selling vg27aql3a, what do you want me to do
Also, please do note for new users of this monitor, if you are on power saving mode - you will of course disable other options like, gaming mode hence the name it says
the quality of your video, the high standards, the professionalism, I love it 😍
Thank you!
@@TechBroll thanks for the attention, for appreciating my comment, for the heart, and for your drive to be sincere (at least in the video I think you were), I always wanted to thank the youtubers whom I loved, this is my first video of you but I really liked it ♥
@@bryxer7v7 oh wow, thank you so much. I appreciate it a lot! Stay kind 😌
@@TechBroll Stay strong 💪
Just bought it last tuesday and will collect on saturday, pero naka sale sya dito as black friday deals 9k in pesos, Can't get wrong with that.
I was wrong. I meant OD variable. It sometimes blurs certain things and causes ghosting which did on my 1080p monitor.
This was a fantastic review! I'm looking for a second monitor and this is $250 on Amazon right now. I could care less about the ELMB function. I also had a suspicion that 10-bit color was limited to 120Hz, but I'm okay with that as well. Overall, it looks like a great product.
so without elmb sync turned on will i notice ghosting when playing under 60 fps ?
Is it compatible with ps5 1440 120fbs ?
Hello, unfortunately, I can't confirm that since I don't have a PS5 :(
Yes
I have the same monitor but my resolution is 1920 x 1080. I cant seem to activate the 2560 1440 resolution ans 1440 p. Do you kniw how to activate it
U bought the 1080p model not the 1440p.
May i know your exact model? im looking for the same monitor but 1080P.
It i is vg279...
That means 1080p
I've buyed this monitor today. It's very nice, no dead or blocked pixel, but at 180Hz I notice some vertical white dots appearing randomly along certain lines of the screen. With 170Hz or lower, I've no issue. Can be a problem? Why this happen? I use the provided Display Port cable connected to my Asus TUF nVidia Geforce RTX 4080. Any hints? Thanks.
I've upgraded firmware from MCM102 to MCM103 and now such problem disappears!
Thanks for saying that since I just ordered 1 of these since my 24" monitor has a horizontal line on it yesterday@@agpxnet
@@agpxnethow to update firmware ?
Heya experts! Thanks for the great review!
Been considering buying this monitor but noticed that you mentioned the "sister monitor", the VG27AQL3A is an option for slightly more brightness, otherwise same specs.
Currently the prices are so that for only around 25 dollars more, I could buy the L3A instead of 3A, that also appears to have a better monitor stand.
I'm not very good with the whole specs things and such, so I'm hoping someone here in the comments can help me!
Is the L3A "just as good" as the normal 3A? I don't mind paying 25 bucks more for a monitor just for some extra "safety brightness" and a better stand, so its not a dealbreaker. I'd just rather not get a monitor that might be "worse" than this one, that looks great in this review!
Yeah, they should look and perform quite similar aside from the difference in brightness and some other things but all essentiall specifications are the same. If you have access to the 3LA and you don’t mind the extra cost, I suggest you go for it.
@@TechBroll Thank you very much for your reply and help! I'm glad there's people like you around to help un-technical people like me out!
Guys, I know the speakers aren't great, but are they good enough for UA-cam videos?
It’s ok it gets the job it’s not that loud though no base or anything.
Its okayish man, like just imagine it can play sound and nothing fancy
Does it have good small crossairs? cuz some others have really big ones but i need a small one
Good review, Thank you
Thank you!
Exactly the review I was looking for :)
Which one should I get for myself. Got a pretty good laptop and usually play minecraft or watch yt.
This one, the version with the "L" or lg 27gp850p-b?
Go with the LG you'll be getting a Nano ips which has a wider color gamut, better reponse time, black levels and contrast. Regarding Asus monitors, afaik the L version has higher peak brightness, comes with height adjustment and pivot but with worse color than the non - L version.
@@homelessmanuel804 thx for the Response...
My only concern was the contrast ratio but it is way cheaper and got 10bit...
The L version if its available
hi i have an question. does it also have the colour ghosting in darker scences like the asus VG34VQL1B has? or is there anything bad about the monitor?
I actually bought this Monitor a week ago and the ghosting on this thing is very minimal even though it’s an VA panel.
Yes but it’s way cheaper, can be curved(what I really like) and the other panels also have their cons.
Like IPS Glow. Or Burn in (OLED)
Yes but it’s way cheaper, can be curved(what I really like) and the other panels also have their cons.
Like IPS Glow. Or Burn in (OLED)
hello!
can you share the best settings you found on the monitor from your opinion?
what settings you use when gaming for: game visual? what setting? also shadow boost what level?
and for the image settings? what numbers you use for brightness contrast and vivid pixel? what color temps you have and saturation?
i just bought the monitor right now and i am trying to set it but it feels like or is too bright or is too dark.
thank you
Liviu
Have you ever figured it out?
@@Thatdemon01 nope.. i am still waiting for an answer from @techbrol
can anyone share their experience with upgrading from 1080p 144hz to something like this monitor (qhd and also high refresh rate)?
For me, it's totally worth it. The higher resolution upgrade itself is worth it.
It's nice to have but only if your PC can handle it, just upgraded yesterday from 1080p I noticed it's sharper but 1080p is still fine to look at for me,
One thing that i notice when you use 1440p is anti aliasing is much better that you don't need to use setting like TAA / MSAA thus ur getting better clarity
I didn't notice the jump from 144hz to 180hz though
Feels the same
@@Jitliung just the response I was looking for brother... thanks
I'm using this monitor right now! Along with another amazing Asus! What settings do you use for best color and best gaming? Do you have any profiles we can download to copy said settings via something like DisplayCal?
did you ever find any settings/profiles for this monitor?
@@dumadustin Honestly just using the default is beautiful. Great monitor. Absolutely love it.
@@pyumasensei4322didnt you have a problems with yellow colors?
Thanks for your awesome Review I was wondering wich monitor to get and you helped me out! Love and much thanks
Such an insightful and helpful video, you just earned a subscriber hermano. Thanks for the information
how do u get the OSD game settings on because mine or off and i can't access them
Does the cable that comes with the screen supports the 180Hz 1080p ?
yes even 2k
Excellent review.. just lessen the hand gestures. But overall, The review is excellent.
Sir can u share where can i download that TUF software for the color settings of my monitor? and also can u share the settings of your monitor?
Does this support vrr on ps5?
It does just checked on Amazon
@@NYKandNYJyou sure? I can’t see where it says that.
No it’s not supported I tried.
@@dioperez8782 thank you, I appreciate te comment.
Damn thought it was my bad, I bought the m28u tho waiting for it to come in
I wonder if we have the same version of laptop, but here’s what I recently bought ASUS TUF A16 Gaming Laptop, 16" 165Hz WUXGA Display (AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS 8-Core, 32GB DDR5 4800MHz RAM, 1TB PCIe SSD, Radeon RX 7700S, Windows 11 Pro) with Dockztorm Hub. I purchased it for $1,069.99 with 32 RAM/ 1 TB SSD. For all the experts here, I want to know if this is a great version and worth the money for its specs????
Whats the best color settings ?
Fps
Yes i wait for ASUS TUF VG27AQ3LA with usb ports and more ergonomic option, is VG27AQ3A/VG27AQ3LA better than Dell g2724d??
Happy I stumbled on this channel. quality content bro. subscribed. you my friend are not lazy when it comes to creating content. more success to this channel.
Can you review the vg27aql3a
This review is like total crap. You won't get any wiser. The one you are referring to is brighter. 250 vs 400 nits. Get the L if you work with a lot of daylight.
@@cryo_vLwhy is brightness such a huge deal to you ?
3:18 This video helped me because I legit couldn't think of a way to remove those rubber covers. lmao
What do you think about it? Is it good?
@@llievll So far I'm happy with it, yeah.
Do you use the hdmi or the display port because the limit on the monitor is 144hz for some reason with the hdmi cable
HDMI is limited to 240 hz at 1080p and 144hz hz 1440p, you'll be better at using the display port which can handle higher refresh rate. But don't worry this monitor comes both with the HDMI and Display cable albeit short.
Hi , Please Answer me , Asus VG27AQL3A , Good this model 2023 ? I'm planning to buying it
I just bought it yesterday. Will get it by Wednesday hopefully
Did you find any diff between 144hz and 180hz?
60 hz or 75 hz and then you jump to 120 hz or 144 hz, the difference is very noticeable. But from 120 to 144 to 165 to 180 hz or higher, barely noticeable difference imo.
Absolutely not, 180hz is a gimmick
Glad i see this before I buy a 1440p monitor. Btw, can i connect 2 devices here, 1 for PS5 via HDMI and 1 for my MiniPC via DP? Of course only one of them is powered on to display.
Yes, you can. You can switch between HDMI and DP in the OSD of the monitor.
@@eluidenwhat options does it support with the ps5?
@@Liamfr34kThe same as on PC, except, I assume, G-SYNC. As far as I know, Adaptive-sync works on ps5. The only thing is that you will only have 120 hertz over HDMI (no longer supported at 2K resolution).
@@eluiden I ask because PS5 has had issues before with non 2.1 hdmi before in getting VRR and other features, so that’s why I ask? Any chance you can do a test?
1440p vrr sapport 120hz performance mode ı am on ps5
i got this monitor completely new along with a graphics card, after two months im noticing a glitchy sort of effect on edges and corners of objects ingame, its probably just a setting i mistakenly changed or something, can anyone guide me?
Did you fix it?
@@thesuspect6168 yea i did, there was a setting i had to turn off in the gaming section of my monitor, might have been HDR, or somethiny else
Is it good for Graphic Design?
Yes, it's good enough in my opinion, especially that it is a flat panel with decent color accuracy
Hi @techbroll I’m stuck between choosing Asus VG27AQL1A and VG27AQ3A. Which one should I go for, because they are soo similar
Did you buy any of them? If so what is your experience?
@simenakre1672 A similar question for you
get the 3a it has a hdmi 2.1 port and its 180hz
Its work in 120fbs 2k in ps5 ?????
Hello, unfortunately, I can't confirm that since I don't have a PS5 :(
Wich overdrive setting do you recomend for 120hz?
I'd probably stick with the default overdrive settings even at 120hz. You can also experiment between settings and see if you can notice any difference
@@TechBroll does overdrive affect on the monitor life span ?
What about gray uniformity? Are the edges darker? That's very important!
Is LG27GR75Q-B better or not? I am thinking of buying one of these two monitors. In my country are around $290
What did you get?
@@domanater480 Asus, good choice
how's the monitor faring so far?
Any difference in using the HDMI and the Display Port cable?
On some monitors I've noticed that you cannot choose higher colour depth if you use X over Y.
I need some advice. I am primarily using this for my consoles (PS5/Xbox SX). For some reason, Adaptive Sync does not appear in the OSD settings. Also, it will not allow me to switch on ELMB. I'm dealing with some image trailing issues, which doesn't make sense because I've got VRR switched on... Can you recommend some custom settings?
Hi sir does it support hdr?
i don’t know
corse not, HDR is marketing if the monitors brightness is below 1000 nits
Brother dont bother using hdr with this monitor, its only 250nits
could u show us a video on how to use the “display alignment” OCD setting?
would you recommed VG27AQL3A over VG27AQML1A?
I'm currently stuck between the two. Which one did you end up getting?
@@scelesteregina bought both, defenitely recommed VG27AQML1A, the orange glow on VG27AQL3A is insane but although only noticeable with dark movies or black image. got both I use VG27AQL3A as secondary both also a lot cheaper, so if your budget is low get VG27AQL3A
If you can afford it...buy a,ROG Swift. But you'll also need a hugh end cpu and gpu. This is a great value ASUS monitor..at1440p. Pair it with a DP 1.4 cable.😊
I sow that the cable of the display port was 1.2 is that mean I can't use more than cable 1.2 in it ?
is this the vp249qgr of 1440p? I have that monitor but now deciding between this and the LG 27gr75q-b - is the 250 nits a deal breaker? The LG is brighter but the AQ3A has wider gamut
mine was 165hz only out of the box using a display port. How to make it 180hz?
Mine was at 60hz right out the box. You have to right click on your desktop and go to display settings, advanced display and you should see the drop box option and choose your preferred your refresh rate. I hope this helps.
Hello i might be late but where i live the aoc 24g4 and this asus monitor have the same price which one should i buy in ur opinion
If I'm not mistaken, the 24G4 is only 1080p? if that's the case, I'll definitely go with this one. You can also consider the ROG Strix XG27ACS, it's also affordable closer to this price
@@TechBroll u know i watched the whole video thinking this is the vg249ql3a
I want to buy that monitor, but I am wondering if it supports arms to place it against the wall, I would like to know if you can help me with that and which arms for wall or desk do you recommend, thank you very much.
Would you recommend ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQ1A over HP X27Q? If yes, why?
They are very comparabe and in some cases, the HP X27Q is better. I guess it'll boil down to your preference when it comes to the refresh rate, 165Hz over 180hz.
I dont know if I will trust asus with monitors again, my asus tuf vg279q1a broke after just 3 yrs and 1 month
Bruh
In 3 years maybe oled monitors will be just right for a good price)
Wow 3 years😂 isnt that period of time a bit long
@@doggydoggy578 my old samsung monitor lasted 8yrs, so im expecting atleast 5 years for this one
@@doggydoggy578 My old Samsung monitor lasted like 8-9years so yea I'm expecting a little bit more for a ASUS brand product
Hi please help me pick which one should i buy, ASUS TUF VG27AQ or ASUS VG27AQ3A?
Vg27aq is kinda outdated and was the first wqhd try by asus
The only advantage the vg27aq has over the other one is brightness...
If brightness is your main concern that youre willing to throw away other features, then go ahead
Hellooooo, one of the best reviews for this monitor!! :3
Which one do you think is better VG27AQL1A or VG27AQL3A?
I mean they are almost the same but I don't know which one to buy! 😭
To me the most important is the 2k resolution. This is what i care tje most.
Hi bro, is the VG27AQML1A better than this one? would you recommend it
Way higher refresh rate...
@@flighttrain71200 dollars more expensive
ive bn looking for a good gaming pc. I think im gonna love this one. thanks for the review
I bought this monitor and it had many pixels that were stuck to green on dark backgrounds, ended up returning it and waiting for black friday to buy something different.
when is next black friday?
@@wpstalers3512 Last Friday of Nov 2024 :3
Hi. Wonder. 1.ElMB sync on with shadow boost. 2. ElMB Sync without VRR. I use 260hz refresh rate. Should i use ELMB then at all? Ty
At least for my experience, using ELMB is not good with this monitor. There is lot of blur with elmb ON
This monitör sapport Vrr hdmi 2.0 1440p and ps5 performance mode 120 hz ok . vg27aq3a good
VG27AQ3A or VG27AQL1A which is much better?
I'd go for AQ3A than AQL1A. I don't see any reason why I should pick AQL1A. AQ3A is a lot cheaper than AQL1A and has higher refresh rate, AQ3A at 180hz and AQL1A at 144hz. Even if you overclocked AQL1A, 170hz is the max refresh rate it'll get. Both are build almost identical tho:
- 27"
- 2K resolution
- IPS flat panel
- G-SYNC and FreeSync compatible
But the AQL1A has better screen movement than AQ3A. Fully adjustable and thats all. You can get that with AQ3A with extra monitor arm.
BUT the case will be different if you talk about Asus VG27AQML1A (the only difference is the letter "M" from AQL1A). This is probably the best "budget" monitor you can get from Asus. The specs:
- 2K resolution
- IPS flat panel
- 27"
- 240hz and OC-able to 260hz
- Good screen movement (still prefer monitor arm tho)
- G-SYNC and FreeSync compatible
And believe it or not the price is almost the same as AQL1A. It's basically an upgraded AQL1A but with steroids and a same price.
Conclusion:
- Have extra budget? AQML1A
- No extra budget? AQ3A
- Forget about AQL1A. It's not an option.
- Go for extra monitor arm/bracket
@@nezke4700how about aq3a vs vg27aq??
@@nezke4700 How about AQL3A, is it good over AQ3A?
@@essaeypride AQL3A is no worse than AQL1A, the only difference is the price (L3A is cheaper). The VG27AQL3A uses the M270KCA-E8B display from Innolux. VG27AQL1A has same display from lnnolux but M270KCJ-K7B. In general, the new display in VG27AQL3A is no worse than the display installed in VG27AQL1A. The low price is due to lower production costs, as it is already mastered technology of production of this panel (in the new panel just overclocked the matrix to 180hz).
I read that the aql1a got 10bit (1b colors) and the aql3a only 8 bit (16.7mil colors)
Hello, Thanks for review. I want to buy monitor to connect laptop. which one would you recommend? ASUS ProArt Display PA278QV 27” or this monitor. I will use for coding and play apex legends in my free time.
Is this monitor good for photo and video editing?
In my opinion, it is i like the colours of it
Hi Sir, would you be generous enough to share how you calibrate this monitor? I just bought one using your link and would appreciate your help.
did you ever find any color calibration?
would you recommend this over GIGABYTE M27Q ?
It is the same specs in 24inch version??
what about multi tasking on two monitors. oe does it just mirror my laptop. secondly. can i use a VGA with it for muslc production
Good Day Kuya Marvin 🧡
Hello John!
Is this better than the vg27aq and vg27aql1a? I'm looking at the height adjust version of this monitor. (vg27aql3a)
The main appeal of the vg27aql3a is not the height adjustment but the brightness
Is this IPS pannel?
Yes
love the way you review the monitor specially with Ghosting and Color Calibration Test well done, can you please do the same for MSI G274F monitor ? because of it's Good color and high refresh rate ? i can't find anywhere any review about it only unboxing on youtube . thank you
Is this compatible with Nvidia 3070 gpu?
Nvidia yes because of G-sync...
Ofc it does, it even works with 1000 and 2000 series
Hello sir. Kahit anong pang mount pasok naman sa kanya no?
which is better? this ASUS TUF VG27AQ3A or VG34VQL3A?
Hi! Can I use this as a external monitor for my gaming laptop?
Yes, just make sure to have the correct cable
Is this monitor good for the Xbox series s?
I bought this but when I switched to other game the game the screen turned black for 5 seconds and come back on. What’s the problem for this? Please help
it’s probably the game mode turning on for that game which makes the screen go black for a couple of seconds nothing to worry about
Sir TechBroll What do you think about comparing Asus TUF Gaming VG27AQL3A and LG Gp850-B, Thank you !
What did you choose? I am also considering these two models
Should I get this monitor or the AOC24g4 ?
Should I go for this or the Legion R27Q-30