Product Comparison: ASUS VG258Q vs ASUS (VG258QR)
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- The 1920x1080 resolution is perfect. I like it.
- It runs so much faster with it being 144hz, what you need for gaming.
- 144hz refresh rate is out of this world.
- This monitor is a very good choice for anyone wanting a larger 144hz monitor.
- I would definitely recommend anyone looking for a 144hz monitor to consider this one.
- The good native resolution to the one including the 165hz.
- For games like Fortnite a 1070 or higher is required to cap out at 165FPS at competitive settings. I like this monitor.
- This monitor is a very good choice for anyone wanting a larger 144hz monitor.
- Very good viewing angles and resolution / colour a deal breaker.
- Response time and refresh rate are good.
ASUS VG258Q
ASUS (VG258QR)
- The picture quality is good and the colors also look good for a TN panel.
- Perfect quality, Image is fantastic.
- The colors are realy nice and vibrant.
- This monitor also has great color production.
- The quality of the screen is absolutely disgusting, color is way over saturated.
- This monitor gives a good level of brightness and colour contrast. It is HD.
- The colours are vibrant and the settings on the monitor is easy to navigate.
- No Dead pixels on mine, no obvious ghosting, colours look fine to me out of the box, maximum brightness is like staring into a lightbulb.
- With a bit of tweaking I got the colour and brightness to how I like it.
- Good monitor, great colours.
- The monitor also features some inbuilt settings , can get a cross hair to appear on the screen.
- Overall it's a good mid range gaming monitor with great features like the cross hair and n-vidia gysnc built in.
- Joystick for menu is a cool feature, beats fiddling around with unmarked buttons.
- With NVidia adding this to their shortlist of GSync compatible monitors I would expect the feature to work well, and it does.
- It's very sturdy and the little feature at the back for cable management is great.
- Its an amazing monitor packed with features & delivers with amazing quality/performance for the price.
- The vertical slide adjustment is my favorite feature.
- Exceptional adjustment options. Makes it really easy to position exactly how I want to quickly and painlessly.
- Blue light reduction features are great for night viewing and help with eye fatigue.
- There's cool little features like a built in crosshairs for shooters and screen pre-sets to adjust how the picture looks.
- All you need to connect a PS4 is to stick in a HDMI from the console to the monitor.
- The monitor has a jack available to connect your own speakers or headphones.
- For Xbox gamers the monitor has Freesync compatible with the Xbox One console. Easy connect.
- I also do not like that the HDMI ports are on the bottom as it is inconvenient when connecting and unconnecting systems.
- Only down sides being a lack on connectivity and if you switch from one connection to another.
- Really helps, clear, fast connections.
- The fact that it connects with a DVI cable means that you can use another monitor.
- I'm using the DVI connection but it also has HDMI if you want to use that or connect an HDMI peripheral.
- Setup was a breeze but this monitor does not have a VGA port so I would not recommend it for an older graphics card.
- It came with a displayport but the ps4 pro doesn't have the connection. So we used an HDMI adapter.
ASUS VG258Q
ASUS (VG258QR)