ASUS 31.5” 2K Monitor (VP32AQ) - WQHD (2560 x 1440), IPS, 100% sRGB, HDR10, 75Hz, Speakers, Adaptive-Sync/FreeSync, Low Blue Light, Eye Care, VESA Mountable, Frameless, DisplayPort, HDMI, Tilt,BLACK

Me gusto el monitor, excelentes colores y el diseño no tiene fugas de luz a los bordes, lo utilizo para programar 8 hrs día.

So far it's been amazing gaming on this monitor, I have bought this same model twice now, one was used by me for a year and encountered no issue with it, just a few dead pixels 2-3 (which is normal wear and tear). I bought it again because I know this is a reliable monitor from Asus, and it came with only a blue dead pixel which is no big deal for me.

This is a beautiful monitor. Despite it's lack of physical adjust-ability (can't raise or lower it and can't tilt it), it is a great looking monitor. Just be sure to purchase a good quality DisplayPort Cable (Version 1.2 or 1.4 with it) because it only comes with an HDMI cable which only supports 1920x1080p at 60Hz. In order to enjoy the proper resolution of 2560x1440 at 60 or 75Hz, you'll need that DisplayPort cable. Version 1.4 of the cable is is downward compatible.The onboard menu toggle is very clunky unfortunately. It's a single toggle button on the back right side. You can press it in once and then push it up or down or right and left like a joystick to access all the features. The monitor doesn't come with much of a users manual, so I recommend downloading the PDF from Asus.Lastly the box it came in is misleading. It has a big 32 on it, despite it being 31.5" and it doesn't show the Q in the model name... VP32AQ.. which initially led me to wonder if they shipped the wrong monitor. Nope, it's all good. So It's a crisp beautiful monitor. No dead pixels and no issues so far... but it's only been one day. *fingers crossed*I wondered if 31.5" was going to be overkill, but now with it set up, I am sooooo very happy that I went for it. It's a game changer. Working in Photoshop and Illustrator is awesome.

Nice high quality monitor that attaches easily to a VESA arm but it does not like cheap HDMI cables; after struggling with the cable that was included I switched to a premium cable and the monitor lights up immediately now.

I've long relied on ASUS for many of my (extensive) PC needs, and this was at least my third recent ASUS monitor purchase. I wanted a good lower-cost 24-inch 1080 HD monitor as the third in my desktop setup. This ASUS is exactly that - a very good, modestly-priced monitor.Image quality is superb for this category of display - really leaves little to be desired compared to my main $700 color-calibrated ASUS monitor. The tilt-adjustable base is nice, while the lack of vertical adjustment is par for the price. The monitor does have VESA holes in the back - someday I'll invest in a bunch of custom mounts.Other than that, there's little to say. ASUS doesn't generally offer the lowest prices, but they've never let me down over decades of purchases, and always delivered solid value in the long run. There's a huge range of monitors available these days - assuming this one has the specs you're after, I'd recommend it.