Reviews 27" ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A
Reviews 27" ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A
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Anonymous customer
Rated 15/12/2023, variant 27" ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A
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It looks like this series has been so half successful for Asus. I've complained twice, first huge backlight bleed and dead pixels, second dead pixel after 20 minutes right in the view and third no pixels yet. I guess it's just roulette.
Rosary X price
Quality
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Lukáš, Praha
Rated 28/11/2023, variant 27" ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A
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beautiful picture, possibility to set even 4k
sturdy stand
on pc and ps5 satisfaction
no defective pixel
size just right for playing I had size 24 after a week of use it was too small for me
size 27 super
the speaker is so terrible that it is not even heard, worse than the monitor for 3000, - even 5w speaker sounds better, it is necessary to buy a smaller speaker
no hdmi cable included
30 min of setting burnt colours, then ok
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Customer, Prague
Rated 15/09/2023, variant 27" ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A
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It has very good stand and nice display
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Martin, Brno 39
Rated 15/03/2023, variant 27" ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A
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Sharp image
Super brightness and contrast - I had to turn it down a lot because otherwise it would burn my eyes
The p1440 takes a lot of getting used to
The frequency and low pixel response is beautifully visible in games, it looks great
Overall monitor design
Dynamic dimming is absolutely useless, over the course of minutes the contrast and brightness flies up and down.
Those menu buttons on the back of the monitor, who invented that?
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Jan, Praha
Rated 20/12/2022, variant 27" ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A
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When all the weird features are turned off, the picture and color rendition is very good. HDR is not worth to solve (400 is not enough). 120/144Hz is enough for me, and G-Sync will help with tearing in games that don't have 120/144. Just a gaming, semi-working monitor. I'd buy it again. But if I were seriously considering HDR I would have to go for a much more expensive solution and at least HDR1000
10bit colour, IPS panel
high refresh rates
g-sync
worse dark scenes
useless speakers
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Lukáš, Brno 21
Rated 12/08/2022, variant 27" ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A
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The monitor for the given price is a perfect purchase, whether it' s 10-bit color at 120Hz or 170Hz, the color rendering is perfect. Very low input lag, possibility to set overdrive from 0 to 100 (after 20 jumps), no ghosting. Although the monitor supports ELMB (Extreme Low Motion Blur), it causes ghosting when activated. HDR is rather a bonus, it is already visible at 400 nits, but it is not primarily intended for that. With my piece, the monitor is color and image stable even at 170hz OC (no high-band noise or ripples in the image as with older 180hz monitors) - but it probably depends on each piece. Pay attention to the limitation of DP 1.2 when setting 10bit colors (it is necessary to set the monitor to 120Hz in the control panel and the custom setting to full dynamic range and select 10bit), the monitor will have a maximum of 120Hz refresh. Otherwise, a great monitor for gaming, it has everything you need from a gaming panel, g-sync/freesync, 144hz+, IPS, 27“ QHD, low input-lag, price.
10bit color
170Hz
G-sync, freesync
low input lag
IPS panel - great color rendering
HDR as a bonus with approx. ~ 400cd/m2
price
great contrast
when setting 10-bit colors, it is possible to have a maximum of 120Hz (DP 1.2), via HDMI only 60Hz (hdmi 2.0)
the stand is ok, but the monitor on the table can shake when typing quickly
for photo editing it will be necessary to calibrate the monitor with a probe
above 144Hz is an overclock (does not guarantee correct color rendering or functionality)
HDR is rather a bonus, for full-fledged HDR it is necessary to have an ideal TV with a brightness of 600~1000cd/m2
IPS panel - the panel will suffer from backlight bleed like any IPS
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Company
Rated 12/02/2022, variant 27" ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A
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Huge difference in FPS compared to a conventional LCD monitor
Good viewing angles
Possibility of rotation by 90 °
Connectors (headphones, USB)
G-sync compatible immediately detected in Win
Speakers of this quality didn' t even have to push you there
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Jakub, Šamorín
Rated 05/02/2022, variant 27" ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A
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Very high quality monitor
G-SYNC Compatible
image quality
design
when HDR and Overclocking are turned on at 170hz it has stripes
the source is not built into the monitor
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Roman, Praha 5 - Košíře
Rated 31/10/2021, variant 27" ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A
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All according to specifications
speakers bad
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Vojtěch, Litoměřice
Rated 27/11/2020, variant 27" ASUS TUF Gaming VG27AQL1A
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A cutting-edge and breathtaking difference to conventional monitors
A must for PC gaming, but great performance for watching movies and the like.
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