ASUS VP28UQG 28 4K/UHD 3840x2160 1ms DP HDMI Adaptive Sync/FreeSync Eye Care Monitor

So far the only largest complaint Ive had and the reason I dont give it five stars is that dang button configuration on the back. Its not absolutely terrible but definitely not intuitive and the power off feature is not at all what it could be. Other than that this monitor has been quite great. No other complaints. Cheaper 4k monitor that doesnt noticeably ghost compared to my other Sceptre monitor. I have had this monitor more than a Month without any real issues.

Excellent in every way! 4K and perfect for the gamer or photoshop expert!

This happens to be my second monitor I’ve ever used for Xbox gaming, both from Asus, however one was a 2013 model 23 inch HD monitor. Ive had previous sed monitor until just a week ago when I decided to upgrade to 4K. No problems at all out of the first one for all of these years daily use, however with this one I have but only one issue. This one has wonderful picture quality, no HDR, but that is a small thing, wonderful value for such a nice monitor. The only issue is I encounter random white static flickering towards the top of the screen, which is doable, but I am very concerned the monitor is already toward a bad spot in terms of life. I have read previous reviews stating a similar white flickering which is a bit disheartening, I truly hope this is a fixable issue. Thanks- Jose.

THEY LITERALLY LIE ABOUT THE SCREEN SIZE its only 26in the screen itself is 25 Everything about this monitor is really great except for the shadows. Dark colors just simply arent dark enough. Like for some reason all of the black on the monitor is washed up and not as black as it should be. You can see from my pictures the first is from my original 1080p monitor that came with my laptop and you can see that the shadowing looks like shadows. And then on the Asus monitor the shadowing is almost non-existent. Everything else about this monitor is better than my old monitor except for the shadowing. Aside from that its a great monitor but because of that I dont know if Ill be keeping it. And it doesnt seem like any amount of playing around with the settings on the monitor change anything.

The low blow light controls have really made a difference giving my eyes a break. I can work for hours and hours and my eyes are not itching or red.

Its a great deal for 4K and should work well as a game console monitor. But I got it to use as an external monitor for my Macbook with 4K picture quality, but the refresh rate of the connected Macbook is only 30, so I returned it!

Turns out there are actually 2 sizes of monitor considered 4k. One is true 4K, and this monitor is the other one, slightly less vertical resolution than true 4k. Be aware that, if you have your statusbar.on the bottom of you screen, it will actually be off screen. Your cursor is a little hard to mouse over the icons when you cant actually see them. I moved my status bar, but it collides with other mouse over features on the other edges. A little frustrating.

Monitor is great, resolution excellent. Works for gaming although I am not pushing the FPS rate

I would have rated this as a four stars for the viewing angles, but its just so cheap that it deserves all five stars. I have bought two and both arrived without any dead pixels and are in working condition. I would recommend this entry 4k monitor. Pros: -Dirt Cheap 28 4k -Great as an auxiliary monitor. -VESA mounting, vertically mounted works great with considerations for viewing angles. Cons: -Horrible viewing angles: Viewing angles are as follow. The angles are approximate. ~~Below: 30° angle or more fades or strong black overtones. ~~Above: 160° angle or more fades out a bit, but not even close to below viewing. This is reasonable and acceptable. ~~Sides: It may also fade out a small bit, but looks great from most of 180° angle. -Larger, thick monitor with wide bezels.

My only nitpick would be the screens height. So keep that in mind. But overall loving it.