ASUS 21.5 inch Ultra Slim Gaming Computer Monitor - Full HD 1920x1080, 1ms Response Time, Built-in Speakers, HDMI Port, VGA Port - VP228HE

Its so incredibly foggy and unclear, I get that its a fairly cheap panel but its like they didnt apply a polarization filter correctly or something. I had to set the monitor settings to make it less straining and then change my GPU display settings to make it viewable after. It still looks awful but I needed a monitor the next day instead of waiting on a replacement. On the pros side of things its kind of massive so thats neat? The viewing angles pretty bad however so you better be mounting this at eye level and never changing the set up. My desk leaves the center of the screen about 3 below my eye level and I have to prop the screen up so its tilted at an angle to be viewable in good color with less light bleed around the bezel. Just buy a slightly more expensive monitor for less disappointment unless this is a second display you just want and dont actually need to look at.

Good Value

While its cheaper than my normal Asus EyeCare monitor, I wanted something smaller and my usual starts at 24...we have 5 in the family. The quality of this monitor was so awful for regular use, not even gaming. When side by side with my higher end model, the picture and refresh rate were apparent. Unless you really need a smaller monitor, I suggest the higher end EyeCare, which REALLY does help with your eyes, my husbands glasses prescription went down. You can find the higher end one on Amazon for something like $124 and absolutely worth every penny. I also suggest a monitor mount, which are also fairly cheap to get a larger monitor off your desk. My husband is a gamer but I use dual monitors for online shopping, email and managing our finances.

The screen would be fine if you never had any point of reference in life but once you see any other screen on earth youll realize the screen is super desaturated.

I needed a smaller monitor with a low base. This is one of the shortest stands I could find as I have monitors above it. The screen seems slightly washed out to me, but it serves my needs. There is an occasional flicker. Im assuming this is firmware on the laptop, but Im not sure...

I ran both monitors on screen test(solid black), this ASUS monitor(left) is extremely whitewashed and the bottom part of the screen is obviously brighter! Sadly this is an adjustable problem, no matter what setting I tried. *My eyes are tired by looking at it, this monitor will be returned. *By the way, this is a LCD monitor not LED monitor as advertised.

I ordered this to create a dual display setup. It was not the same model as the one I already had, but the specs and size were the same so I figured it would do. I set it up next to my existing monitor (HP Pavilion 22 cwa) and the color looked washed out. I checked the driver, spent time modifying the brightness, contrast, and any other settings in the menu to no improvement. Then I started to search and found this is not an uncommon complaint. I should I have checked the reviews more thoroughly.

The picture quality was great for videos but overall, the screen seemed dim and the color settings never seemed to look as good as my higher quality Dell monitor for business applications. When using for text and Windows applications, the text seemed pixelated. I contacted ASUS but the problem was not resolved. Again, I guess you get what you pay for..........I will probably return.

Bought this for my son for his gaming, and he loves it. Great buy for the price.

If you’re looking for a 120hz Monitor for a cheap price. This isn’t it. I thought I found a gold mine of a reliable brand that was selling a quality monitor for this cheap. Once I got and I plugged it in immediately I knew it was 60hz by the smoothness of how the mouse pointer moved. Nvidia Control Panal confirmed that it was 60hz display. Hopefully Amazon fixes misinformation or an ASUS 120hz Monitor.