ASUS ROG Strix 27” 1440P USB-C HDR Gaming Monitor (XG27ACMG) - QHD (2560x1440), 270Hz, 1ms, Fast IPS, Extreme Low Motion Blur Sync, G-SYNC Compatible, DisplayWidget, Tripod Socket, 3 yr Warranty

El monitor es bastante bueno, cumple con todo lo que ofrece. Sin embargo el que me entregaron venía con un defecto, mostraba una línea en medio de la pantalla, realicé la devolución.

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O produto foi para um adolescente. Por enquanto, não reclamou e nem comentou nada de negativo.

Es un monitor muy bonito. Lastimosamente, me tocó recibir uno defectuoso con puntos verdes en fondos oscuros. Aparte de los mostrados, también habían varios puntos verdes en la parte inferior derecha que apenas eran percibibles.

So, after using this monitor for a few months now, I feel like it's a good time to post a review for others who may be considering this specific model. This monitor was a huge upgrade for me, price wise and feature wise. The 240 HZ at 1440P is beautiful, and my graphics card sends its regards. I don't think I can ever go back to normal 1080P. The quality is very nice and precise, the 240hz especially while gaming is insane. I play games like Valorant, CS, LoL, etc. and the difference is VERY noticeable. I come from 1080p 144hz, and before that it was 1080p 60hz. This monitor also has HDR and G-Sync support, which is pretty nice. I personally don't like using HDR, but I have tested it with this monitor and it works pretty good. HDR in general on Win 11 is kinda shoddy in my opinion, so I just don't use it. It took some getting used to for sure, but the menus are good and have a lot of options. There is an app you can download to control the settings if you don't wanna do it manually, but I didn't like the app and I prefer to set my preferred settings on the monitor itself. With my next PC build, I plan on doing everything ROG Strix to match the monitor. This monitor comes with it's own power brick, which makes sense, but I think because of this there is a technicality with the monitor. When the monitor is turned on, then the output to your computer is on, and vice versa. So basically, if you're using your computer or you wanna leave it running at night, when you turn off the monitor your computer will no longer be receiving input, so in a sense the monitor gets "unplugged" and if you have a second monitor that one will become the main monitor while this one is off. It's a little weird, but I've gotten used to it. My previous old monitors never did this, so I feel it's important to mention here since when I was setting this monitor up for the first time, I thought it was broken haha. So now what I do is: I lock my computer for the night or turn it off, and I just leave the monitor on while the screen times out after 60 seconds. So the monitor technically stays on and doesn't mess with the input, and it also leaves the RGB on the back of the monitor on so it's some nice ambient light which gives me comfort personally. Overall, I can't really find anything negative to say about this monitor. Perhaps the price is a bit much, but if you can afford it, then it's a great investment. This is the kind of monitor I used to dream about having when I was in my teenage years gaming on a low tier PC. Now that I'm older and have the means, this purchase was 100% worth it for me and honestly was one of the best purchases I've made in 2024. You can never go wrong with ASUS in my opinion, they are top tier and it's for a reason. I don't really ever write product reviews, but this one deserves a good rating.