ASUS VE278Q 27" Full HD 1920x1080 2ms DisplayPort HDMI DVI VGA Monitor review

ASUS VE278Q 27" Full HD 1920x1080 2ms DisplayPort HDMI DVI VGA Monitor review

ASUS VE278Q 27" Full HD 1920x1080 2ms DisplayPort HDMI DVI VGA Monitor review

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ModelDisclaimerASUS Rapid replacement for 3 yearsBrandASUSSeriesVE SeriesModelVE278QCabinet ColorBlackUsageConsumer
DisplayScreen Size27"LED BacklightYesWidescreenYesRecommended Resolution1920 x 1080Refresh Rate60 HzViewing Angle170° (H) / 160° (V)Pixel Pitch0.311mmDisplay Colors16.7 MillionBrightness300 cd/m2Contrast RatioASCR 10,000,000:1Aspect Ratio16:9Response Time2ms (GTG)Horizontal Refresh RateAnalog Signal Frequency: 24 - 92 kHz
Digital Signal Frequency: 24 - 92 kHzVertical Refresh RateAnalog Signal Frequency: 50 - 85 Hz
Digital Signal Frequency: 50 - 85 HzPanelTFT LCDDisplay TypeFull HD
ConnectivityInput Video CompatibilityAnalog RGB, DigitalConnectorsD-Sub, DVI, HDMI, DisplayPortD-Sub1DVI1 x DVI-DHDMI1DisplayPort1
PowerComplies withEnergy StarPower ConsumptionPower Consumption < 30.2W
Power Saving Mode < 2W
ConvenienceUser ControlsConvenient Hotkey:
SPLENDID Video Preset Mode Selection
Auto Adjustment
Brightness Adjustment
Volume Adjustment
Picture-in-Picture
Input SelectionRegulatory ApprovalsBSMI, CB, CCC, CE, C-Tick, EK,, ErP, FCC, Gost-R, J-MOSS, PSB, RoHS, UL/cUL, VCCI, WEEE, WHQL (Windows 8, Windows 7)Stand AdjustmentsTilt: +20 to -5 degreeBuilt-in Speakers2 x 3W stereo RMSHDCP SupportYesVESA Compatibility - Mountable100 x 100mmFeaturesTrace Free Technology : Yes
SPLENDID Video Intelligence Technology
SPLENDID Video Preset Modes : 6 Modes
Skin-Tone Selection : 3 Modes
Color Temperature Selection : 4 Modes
Picture-in-Picture : Yes
HDCP support : Yes
Dimensions & WeightDimensions (H x W x D)17.54" x 25.31" x 8.66" w/ standWeight14.33 lbs. w/ stand
PackagingPackage ContentsDVI cable
VGA cable
Audio cable
Power cord
Quick start guide
Warranty Card

a stress ve 278 Q 27 inch full HD 2 ms display port HDMI DVI VGA monitor the asus 27 inch full HD LED monitor with DisplayPort and HDMI interface is optimized for the finest image and color quality this approach extends to the sturdy stand and slim profile without compromising style and ensuring stability and durability its conductivity options of display port HDMI and VGA mean full support for your input needs true to life image quality with Full HD high resolution support the asus 27 inch LED monitor delivers spectacular image

quality for convenience to match the picture-in-picture function displays images of two different signals at the same time VESA mount able the asus 27 inch LED monitor is VESA mount able 100 into 100 millimeters with an easily detachable base this flexibility is accented by its slim design and clean look making it an in obtrusive placement wherever desired 10 comma ooo comma ooo : 1 asus smart contrast ratio dynamically enhances the displays contrast by

adjusting the luminance of the backlight to achieve the darkest black and brightest white delivering lifelike images to a mess response time quick response time of 2 ms GTG eliminates ghosting and tracers for more fluid video playback ai light for brightness optimization ai light function enables the LED monitor automatically adjusting to lower brightness and make your eyes feel more comfortable in the dim environment furthermore it helps save more 25% power

consumption rich high and o ports allow simultaneous connections to more video devices embedded digital HDMI and DisplayPort inputs the e 278 Q enables the most advanced graphic cards and computers connection the DisplayPort interface also offers better support of multiple display streams longer cable connection and interoperability with other inputs such as the da

DVI and HDMI picture-in-picture display two different signals simultaneously need to research on the Internet but a championship game is about to start on TV the asus 27 inch LED monitor offers picture-in-picture function via hotkey and has the capability to display images of two different signals at the same time see the description for Amazon product link kindly.

ASUS VE278Q 27" Full HD 1920x1080 2ms DisplayPort HDMI DVI VGA Monitor review

so here we go so get up here Mario which have a 3.5 millimeter and cable that goes from your PC into the militia in case you're using analog display inputs or your video card doesn't smash audio this is your sandwich in this case your teen cable you take cable since I'm an ardent this is your VGA cable definitely won't be using that DVI cable and always stand look at the monitor now we have the splendid technology there which is basically their most like gaming

mode movie modes and whatever else modes they have there they have an input selection here and you have a led for on or off amber would be when it's off and blue would be when it's on it's actually very nice it's not too bright so for those who decide to have this monitor in the room at night and who were worried about LED lighting up the whole room don't worry about it it's not like some of the Samsung models just but I found a mission see how it all looks like

have a little take the tape that off properly secures once don't have I'm back tree ever again and okay now as a comparison by different in case you're planning to upgrade its kind of no-brainer here and now let's see what it has oh by the way we also have a display port we have have a input for audio cables providers output for headphones or external speakers speakers now we have VGA we have DVI next is HDMI and the final one is play part and have our

connection on the other end we also have four points for mounting the monitor up on the wall just in case you choose to do so I also forgot to mention you guys I'm on the top of the display here there's a little like an LED or some sort of sensor but that actually is I think is a sensor for light this particular display I just showed adjust its own brightness and so they say save some electricity that way next we're gonna plug that in and see how it looks like and I'm back this is

a quick demonstration of twenty seven and fifteen inch monitor side by side never mind the bluish tint in the chorus of a source monitor there and I actually can see it with the naked eye there must be some sort of gimmick when you filming it with the camera that's 1280 1024 and this one is running at 1080p see the blue tent I don't know why is it appearing over there

anyway so that's basically it and I actually connected it with the via DVI cable reason being is I just like it because it's more secure and it's a digital anyway and that's pretty much it in case you wondered this is NZXT camera case.

I've reviewed a bunch of different gaming monitors whether it's 144 Hertz 165 verse there's Jesus encoder White's doesn't matter we have reviewed a bunch of them but I haven't really taken a look at more affordable casual large monitors well today we have the isues v is 27 8h which is right up that alley the V is 27 8 H is aimed to be a large more affordable monitor that you can use for all of your normal PC gaming watch movies and series and then also easily

hook it up to a console for some high quality console gaming so with all of that let's jump into our review of DSU's vs 27 8 H right after this but just before that if you guys are in the market for a new in review or TX of graphics card whether it's a 20 80 TI a 20 80 or the new 20 70 graphics cards rebel Tech has you covered from also all of your favorite brands whether it's a gigabyte MSI or a SUSE so definitely check out Revoltech to get your new or TX graphics card

HDMI to DVI cable a VGA cable at 3.5 to 3.5 millimeter audio cable and then also a Quick Start Guide now as for the design offer this monitor again it is more of a casual or monitor and it's not gonna look as a flashy as it all for gaming monitors so you get a simple a larger black screen with a slightly glossy Basel that does attract some fingerprints and does but it's a not too visible the frame of the display also measures in at a sixty of four by thirty nine centimeters

with a two centimeter thick a bezel on the sides and a two point a five centimeter thick bezel at the top and the bottom which is quite a large but it is also quite a large monitor so it is understandable the VA is twenty seven eight is also a bit thicker the reason being and that it does have an integrated power supply so no annoying power cable lying around that the dog accidentally my to chew up and then you have to go buy a new one and it's a pain to get one and it's just it's in place but you also get to two water speakers that is a built-in that does actually

sound pretty good it's going to be good enough to watch some movies and then also some casual or gaming if you want to do some more competitive gameplay of course headphones is going to be the best now as for this stand it is a very basic but with a sleeker chromel leg and a round detachable a base that does do a good job at keeping the large monitor steady unfortunate error is a no pan or height adjustment options a for the stand but you can luckily tilt the screen of for better viewing angles and you do get a vase amount if you want to mount it to a monitor arm or

against the wall now as for the monitors i/o you get a power plug a with its on and off a switch you get two HDMI ports which I believe is one point fours you get a VGA port an audio line-in and a audio line out and then finally a Kensington lock again like I mentioned with the Q version you get an extra DisplayPort so in effect you get a four ports with the monitor which is quite a lot so if you wanted to pair it up with a few different devices you can quickly switch

between all of them and without needing to unplug anything now as for the screen quality the v is twenty seven eight as a 1080p 60 Hertz a TN panel with a 80 million to 1 contrast ratio a mass of a 13 at the brightness a snappy one millisecond response time and a 72% NT AC color space with 16.7 and million color supports this does make the display pretty decent for gaming with a deep of blacks good enough color range and of course it does have that enlarged a nice display

that if you wanted to play with your console and sit a bit further away from it you'll still be able to see what is actually going on on the display but as for content creation it is not the most accurate color reproduction but for the price and of course being a TN panel I kinda did expect that but for gaming it's completely a fine now as for viewing angles and a backlight bleed viewing angles was pretty good when vealinger from the sides and from the top but just like most other TN panels when looking from the bottom you kind of see nothing but we are the

black blobs running around on the screen then just for backlight bleed you do get a some but it's not too bad as expected for such a large display and then a finally getting into the on the screen a menu you can easily access it about using the six of buttons underneath the display on the right side where you can select between a six appreciate display con fix you can change between inputs adjust your volume change your brightness and then finally you can also access the entire full of menu where you can change a bunch of other basic menu options so now in conclusion after using the isues vs 27 eight for a few days it might not be the craziest gaming

monitor available with a crazy 244 Hertz refresh rate 100% of a dope RGB color gamut and gsync on all of that but a for the price and being a nice 27-inch they do get a nice large monitor that is good for either PC gaming console gaming watching a move be serious and just pretty much just your casual or use now then just wrapping up the review with some of the good and bad points of the vs for other good ones it does come at a decent of price point it has a plenty of i/o and it has a nice fast 1 millisecond response time and it has a pretty decent image quality for the bad ones unfortunately the stand was a bit lacking in my opinion

with only limited adjustments the basil was also quite a bit thick if it was a one centimeter I could have understand that but being a double that and was a bit too much for me but that's pretty much it there wasn't really anything too crazy bad about the monitor it was just some of this small nitty gritty stuff that I think that maybe they could improve on but again it is more of a basic 27-inch large monitor so it's not too bad but now that's pretty much it for my review

over the vs 27 8h again you do get the Q and this a few different models just check out which one you are able to get from your retailer or wherever and some of them does have different specs like the DisplayPort and so on so just make sure which one you're getting but mostly they're kind of the same thing but if you guys want to get the V is 27 8 for yourself I will leave links in the review description where you can get it on rebel tech if you live here

or Amazon or anywhere else I'll leave those down there as well but now that's pretty much it .