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I'm very pleased to finally have a legitimate gaming monitor this large with such impressive specs. 43" seems just about right for 4k @ 100/125% scaling in windows.
That being said, the BGR pixel format of this display was a poor design choice. We have all grown accustomed to various RGB layout screens, so when you first turn this monitor on at default settings the picture is terrible. Text is noticeably blurry for desktop / productivity use and the FPS gaming experience is not that great either. There is a very high level of ghosting particularly with dark colors (While playing Borderlands 3 i felt like i was drunk).
Its not all bad news though! After doing a bit of hunting around, TFTCentral did a great write up on this monitor. I highly recommend reading the article, grabbing their icc profile and using the monitor settings they recommend. It significantly improves the usability of this monitor in all aspects. After tweaking the settings, Gaming is great!, desktop use is acceptable, but a far cry from an IPS display.
The build quality is top notch. Very nice and sturdy stand. I have wall mounted mine so it does have VESA capability. I didn't install the ROG LED but I like the fact that its not hard mounted and you can place it wherever you would like. The biggest issue I have experienced is running games at 4k HDR. At 120 hz you will need to replace your cables. I had to do a firmware update to my 10 series 1080ti sli setup and that really didn't even help much. Flickering and crashing happens constantly. I have to stick to 100hz. Maybe when I upgrade in the future to the 20 or 30 series I will utilize this better for PC.
I also use this as a mini TV for my PS4 PRO and X1X. It works great with consoles. PS4 looks amazing, I am unsure if they do HDR different but the coloring doesn't look nearly as washed out as X1X or PC. At least in RDR2. I haven had the chance to test a wide range of games yet.
I did have to fine tune the color and motion settings as there is some ghosting if you turn the OD up too far. I was able to get mine to level 4 without seeing too many issues. I know there were some negative reviews for input lag but honestly I haven't noticed a difference between this or my other monitors I have used in the past. (Samsung CHG90, Acer Predator X34).
The speakers were another great addition. I use this on my PC desk next to a 49 inch ultra-wide monitor so I am very thankful it has decent speakers. I used to use a mini sound bar but these are a way better addition for me. Are they the best speakers? NO. But they do the job nicely and if I want better sound, I just throw on my headset anyways.
All in all I highly recommend this, especially since it's at an "affordable" price point. I was going to buy a TV but I didn't want to spend 1500 and have terrible input lag and glare like crazy. The coating on this panel is very anti glare and doesn't create any grainy like appearance at all, so no worries there.
8/10
I went from a 70" LCD tv to the 27" monitor for better response and overall gaming experience. Night and day difference. I have had plasma and lcd, led tv's etc. The price on this vs and OLED tv or QLED tv was in the same ballpark. The one caveat being burn in or picture retention.
I play FPS like COD, Battlefield and currently Apex Legends. HUD in game will burn in because it is static and stays there and with this monitor unlike other options I don't have to worry about that.
Now on to the review. Out of the box it shipped fast arrived undamaged. Took 5 minutes to get it out of the box and set up and running on my stand. I did not Versa mount it as of yet. Fired up the PS4 and spent about 5 minutes tweaking the settings to get a good in game picture quality.Here is where this monitor shines for me. The picture quality is awesome, not quite as bright as my 27", but there is an enhanced feature on this monitor called shadow boost i think, and this makes harder to see areas in game shine while not making the sunlight burn your retinas out of your skull.
I have spent some time with this monitor over the last day or so and the remote comes in handy for switching between video settings and that is about it. I wish it was a more interactive remote that you could control all functions with. That really is my only complaint. I can't speak to the speaker quality as I use a wireless headset. And if I need to say watch a movie with the family I run all of my outside Audio through a Denon receiver and amplifier set up to my surround sound speaker system.
Overall this unit delivers on every visual aspect one could want for console gaming. I hooked my computer up to it as well and it worked well with that as well.
Watching movies through netflix and prime they look fabulous, crisp details true blacks. I am sure movies would look a little better on say an oled tv, but since this was secondary for me the gaming is where it shines. In Apex alone I saw a huge difference, not being blinded by the sun or the ring for that matter yet still being able to see enemies crouching in a corner.
Bottom line if you are on the fence and have a smaller monitor and want to upgrade go for it you will not be disappointed. One of the other selling points is this monitor will be able to run with the next gen consoles as well which is huge right now because I don't want to buy another monitor in a year.
On a side note I am 45 years old so my eyesight is not as good as it used to be, and this monitor makes me feel like a kid again with what I have actually been missing.
For gaming, I have had no issues with the monitor. Everything looks great in 4k and runs 120 without much issue. If I focus enough I can tell a difference between this monitor and a TN panel at 144 hz, but it isn't enough to bug me. I would recommend OD level 3, which helped with response time, but minimized ghosting for me.
For software development and office work, having the space of 4k for multiple spreadsheets or an IDE and your program on screen at the same time is a must have. If you've worked with Excel spreadsheets in 120+hz, going back to 60hz hurts.
I'm personally hate the compact design of the monitor's remote. I'm embarrassed to admit it took me way too long to figure out how to get to the actual menu to customize the settings.
At the end of the day, if you want 4k, 120hz, and a big screen, then you won't be disappointed with this. That is my opinion at least.
Most reviews call this a gaming monitor, but I use it 10 hours a day as a productivity monitor, and it is SO much better than the other Philips I have, I'm giving away the Philips to get another of these.
Your mileage may vary, but don't be sidetracked by the worrying of some reviewers. Give this a try.
It's killer.
Awesome picture quality (despite it's a VA panel)
Brutal appearance
Top performance
If you a hardcore gamer it's must have
so far this is one of the best screens i have owned and the best panel of its type i have ever seen.
would always go a panel like this over a oled so you dont get burn in.
so far it gets 135hz when OC maybe i got a good panel iono...
1 - The text readability at full 4K (No scaling) was really bad and blurry. Not terrible for games, but for everyday use - not good.
2 - The image quality is not good at all. First - even on custom settings you cannot get the picture to look natural - it always looks like the Gamma setting is too high - the whole screen has a gray "cloudy" look - either because the View angle is bad, or you just can't get natural looking colors/blacks. The image ghosting looks like a laptop from 1996. It was actually hard to play anything on this screen - even browsing the internet was miserable. I was replacing a 43" Sony XBR 4K (about 3 years old) and this Asus monitor can't even hold a candle to it. Not to mention there is barely any flexibility for inputs and outputs. My TV can only go to 60Hz at 4K, but it looks WAY better. I also get a full android platform as a smart TV on top of being a stellar gaming screen. I'm keeping what I have - no reason to down-grade to a more expensive monitor. I would pass on this one - It's not easy to buy and try this thing - learn from my mistake - and don't even bother.
I initially tried using this monitor on a Windows 7 pc with a GTX 960 and there was no amount of wrangling that could make my viewing experience anything less than visual torture: smeared orange and blue around all the text, cleartype only made some fonts look good while making others into tiny literary needles poking into my ocular nerves, and every contrast ratio I tried was either washed out or baked my retinas until they resembled smoked oysters.
Dropped it on a Windows 10 rig with a 2080 ti, turned cleartype *off*, turned HDR mode in the OS on, scaled windows to 200%, and everything is great. Text adequately sharp, and with HDR enabled, getting the color/contrast ratios looking nice was no more complicated than dragging the sliders around in NVIDIA Control Panel.
Buy only if you have a modern setup; don't buy if you're only looking for a big display.
I do highly recommend this model and can tell you from experience that the size is great. I would not recommend going larger than a 50"-55" display. At 50" I did find myself looking around for the corners of the screen to see a minimap or some other on screen indicator. At 43" I'm not searching for those things as much. I do believe that the sweet spot for monitors will be 45"-48".
The app and the controls for this monitor are great as well. There are a couple of presets and the ability to configure your own settings and save them as a selection in the menu with the presets. It is very customizable.
Of course, without the right video card, you are limited to the capability of the card, so I recommend pairing this monitor with the ASUS ROG Strix 2080 Super. I purchased them together and have zero complaints. You will have to go into the NVidia settings and change it from the default 60hz to the highest option available. If you do not, you will be set to 60hz and capping at 60fps.
This monitor does work with GSync even though it only list FreeSync in the specs.
The gaming performance and display quality in games is awesome, the input lag and overall response is worlds better than than my high end 60 hertz 50" QLED TV it is replacing. Would recommend if all you is game on it with a console.
The replacement Acer Predator CG437 I purchased after trying to get the Asus to a usable state is a much better all around PC display with none of issues plaguing the Asus.
If you are using this as a PC display you will need a massive, deep desk
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After receiving replacement monitor, colors are pretty good but HDR is a joke, removed one star due to ASUS only offers settings software no actual drivers for the monitor so windows has to rely on generic driver, and no Gsync compatible certification
in picture quality vs the size increase. I cant recommend FPS games if you are a snob about frame rates.
Colors are decent overall and clarity on trading apps are clear in all areas of the screen!!






