ASUS TUF Gaming 32” (31.5” viewable) 4K HDR DSC Gaming Monitor (VG32UQA1A) – UHD (3840 x 2160), 160Hz, 1ms, Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync, Freesync Premium, HDMI2.1, Speakers, 120% sRGB, DisplayHDR 400

Great monitor so far
Got this monitor in on the 26th of December and so far every game I played on it is crisp and stands out, I have a 3070 graphics and a ps5, needless to say the picture is clear and vivid. Monitor has many options and the brightness is a little much when put on full for my opinion but when fine tuned it perfect. Not only is it great for games I am also a student I I tend to work a lot at home and so far so good. Text is clear as day so I’m not straining my eyes to read and moving apps or windows between screens is effortless and does cause it to have an aneurism, second screen is a 75hz 1080p LG so big upgrade. Would definitely buy again. Will update later since I practically got the damn thing.

Impressive All-Around Performance
I purchased this monitor a little over a month ago and have been pleasantly surprised. This is the second screen from ASUS in my collection.I am a professional photographer who also loves gaming, and having multiple monitors on my desk just isn’t feasible, so I needed a one-for-all solution. The ROG XG32UQ has succeeded in every way. My primary specifications for this purchase required 4K (3840×2160) with HDR600, sRGB color accuracy, and Nvidia Nsync.HDR has just recently been a primary concern. Still, after gaming with this monitor, I see HDRs benefits–the pop of lighting from bright in-game light sources has a tangible effect and raises the realism quotient in a way that I can’t quite define.Anyone who engages in digital art, design, photography, or video will tell you that color accuracy is paramount when selecting a screen. I was willing to accept a trade-off between screen refresh rate and AdobeRGB and settle for sRGB accuracy. I could not be more pleased with the color performance of this panel–without even needing to employ a third-party hardware calibration tool, the XG32UQ is rock solid. Every image I generate looks the same in every aspect of Windows (browsers, file viewer, desktop) and appears on external devices (iPad, iPhone, etc.). This has dramatically reduced my time to generate photography. I can be confident that images appear how I intended.And lastly, I have been an avid gamer since the early ’80s. A monitor with a high screen refresh rate was my final requirement. The NSync integration has been rock solid, eliminating screen-tearing in fast-moving gaming scenes, especially in action titles such as Destiny 2.For the cost, this monitor has been an eye-opener. I only regret that I need more desk space to add a second.

Constant flicker
Monitor constantly shuts off for 1-2 seconds, relentlessly. theres no set interval, but its completely relentless. HDMI 2 port was completely dead when it arrived, plugging into it was just a flashing color glitched mess. HDMI 1 has a relentless flicker, tried multiple hdmi cables, there is no flicker or issue on my other monitor which is just as capable, and my 3080 isnt stressed out. Just this thing.Will try a displayport to USB cable, but little hope and since i cant ship it back im screwed. Not worth the money if you cant see anything on the screen 70% of the time you are trying to use it. I’d rather have a 720p monito from the 80s that stays on than one that shuts off most of the time when im trying to get things done.garbage.

Excelente calidad