Customer Ratings & Reviews

While there seems to be a lot of focus and buzz around 4K gaming these days, the fact remains that most of us aren't hooking our PCs up to 65" displays or using bleeding-edge graphics cards, and for the average desk, 24" at 1080p is a great size for most users, especially with a high refresh rate to match. In my experience, TUF is Asus' low-frills gamer line, and is usually more budget-friendly than their ROG products, and that seems to hold true here as well. The display is bright, vibrant, and fast, and packed with features made to appeal to gamers. I'd highly recommend once you've finished setting up the monitor, that you look the product number up on Asus' website and download their GameVisual app. It makes finding and changing all of the monitor settings as easy as clicking on your mouse, and it's way better than trying to navigate through the monitor's OSD using the buttons on the back. I really wish every monitor had software like this. This also comes with an ICC color profile if that's of interest to you. I found the colors to be pretty accurate out of the box. Inside the box you'll get the monitor, stand, power cord, HDMI cable and a manual/setup guide along with warranty information. The stand is very basic, with the only adjustment being forward/backward tilt. I'd really have liked to have seen adjustable height at the very least. I found myself limited to 120hz with the included HDMI cable, but that might be the fault of my GPU. I was able to hit 165Hz (and eventually, 180hz) using DisplayPort. There is a 100mm VESA mount on the back with rubber plugs to hide the screw holes, which is a nice touch. I did have to go into the monitor settings and enable overclocking in order to enable the 180hz refresh rate, which I feel I shouldn't really have to do for a monitor advertised as being 180hz. Variable Refresh Rate (FreeSync) was enabled by default and was detected by Nvidia software as being g-sync compatible, and this is the first monitor I've used where I didn't have to turn that feature on manually. Apart from 7 different color/vibrancy presets, you can save custom settings, and the GamePlus feature gives you a variety of different gamer-centric overlays. You can choose from five different crosshair reticles to display, which can give you an edge in games that don't have one, you can turn on an FPS counter with an option to display frametimes, and you can set an on-screen timer for various intervals. The rub here is that you can only choose one of these things at a time. You can't display crosshairs while also showing FPS, for example. The FPS counter is sort of large and obstructive, and while you can move it, it can't be resized, so you'll probably just want to rely on one of the many software options that are out there for this purpose. In actual use I found the monitor performed beautifully. With g-sync enabled, I experienced no screen tearing whatsoever during my testing. FreeSync Premium means that VRR will work between 48-180hz, and it has low-framerate compensation below 48. HDR isn't a feature that the monitor has, which I expected for a model in this range. Colors were mostly accurate with a high level of vibrance and I didn't experience any form of smear or ghosting in testing. There was a little blockiness on deep gradients shown onscreen, and in dark scenes the screen tended to pick up ambient light in the room as very soft reflections. There wasn't any notable form of light bleed, and IPS glow was average. Overall, I'd say this is a great gaming monitor for anyone trying to squeeze the most out of their hardware at 1080p.

First impressions: This monitor arrived extremely well packed. Apparently they extend the "Tuf" to how it's packed. It was entirely encased in molded Styrofoam. Unpacking, mounting the stand and attaching the included cables took me about four minutes. A tool was included to install the footplate / stand. That is MUCH appreciated. At power on there were no issues at all - I was able to Dial the refresh up on the desktop to the 160HZ range on two different machines I plugged in. Tuf-ness I Instantly noticed that this monitor is built "Tuf" and lives up to the Asus line. The Chassis is extremely rigid and finished in the "tuf" motif. This just became my go-to monitor to pack up and take to a friends house. For those of you used to the standard paper thin wobbly office monitor - this ASUS is the polar opposite. Testing: This monitor was placed on my "play" desk - I.e. gaming and general hobby use. Over the course of the last week and a half I have connected a high end dev laptop with Nvidia Quadro, A Raspberry Pi and a MacBook. I was able to use a refresh rate over 120HZ without any issue. I did a variety of office tasks, 3d design and played a few games. The backlighting on this LCD is superb with excellently deep blacks. The light bleed is extremely low. Gaming - . . . It's fast ! Everything is very fluid/. The fast refresh rates combined with gaming mode / anti-lag make this a fantastic gaming monitor. The lower 1080p resolution means even my four year old laptop can run games at extremely high framerates. Color / Black Level / consistency - Very good black levels, Color profile is consistent and I can use this for photo work without issue. Audio - Yes - it has a functional set of speakers. . . They, ummm.... make sound ! Please do not expect a lot with the integrated speakers. They work in a pinch but external speakers or headphones are infinitely better. I did take a teams call using the integrated speaker(s) for voice. They were perfectly clear. The overall volume level is usable but they do not get very loud. VESA - It has a VESA standard mount on the back. What I love - High refresh performance and great color ! Built "Tuf" - it really is ! Room for improvement - Cord length - 8ft would be better !

To be straight with you. This thing had me hooked the moment I found out that it hd internal speakers. Monitors with this feature seem to be a rare commodities in todays PC realm. 24" (23.8"W, to be exact) , is what we're working with here. Anyone can tell you 24" is universal sweet spot for gaming. With a refresh rate of 180Hz, the 1920x1080 Full HD display with Game+, the picture quality is so satifying . It makes want to put PS5 on it. The matte style screen and zero bazels gives off a clean and uniformed look to any PC gaming setup. 2 HDMI 2.0 ports 1 display and a headphone jack for those late-night sesions in the dorm or when your mate needs to get some much needed sleep. But again, as I said. There are internal speakers Tuff one. I just love that. The manual controls are located on the right side( from power to menu navigation. Plus ASUS's naivigation stick sitting right above the all of the buttons. Yoy'll get you power supply, an HDMI cord, boomerang stand and spine. It also comes with allen style screwdriver and screws for optional mounting. All you need is a console of choice and and some free time. All that in an affordable package. I don't see why you shouldn't grab one up.

I recently purchased the ASUS 180Hz monitor, and I have to say, it’s an absolute game-changer. The high refresh rate delivers buttery-smooth gameplay, especially in fast-paced titles like FPS and racing games. I noticed a significant reduction in motion blur and screen tearing, which makes for a much more immersive experience. The colors are vibrant and the contrast is sharp, providing stunning visuals whether I’m gaming or just browsing. The design is sleek with minimal bezels, and the setup was a breeze. Overall, it’s an excellent choice for both casual and competitive gamers looking for performance without sacrificing style.

I recently picked up the ASUS TUF 24″ monitor, and it’s been a great upgrade for both gaming and everyday use. The 144Hz (or higher, depending on model) refresh rate makes motion incredibly smooth, and the response time keeps gameplay sharp with minimal blur. Colors are vibrant for a TN/IPS panel, and the build quality feels solid with a sturdy stand and slim bezels. The adaptive sync support helps eliminate screen tearing, and setup was straightforward. While the speakers are basic and brightness could be higher, the overall performance for the price makes this monitor an excellent value.

TL;DR: 1. SETUP: It was easy and simple 2. USE: There are a lot of settings you can change to customize to your needs; set it once and forget about it 3. USABILITY: It works well, the refresh rate is excellent and the clarity is great 4. OVERALL: It works well and is a happy medium with it’s 24” (23.8” viewable) size. For some background, I use multiple monitors depending on my needs. My laptop, a MacBook Pro 14”, is what I usually have connected, but also have other laptops and a gaming desktop tower. I have a 32” curved monitor which is great to store files on, but isn’t the best when sharing my screen. It’s also about 3 years old and the refresh rate isn’t anywhere near the ASUS TUF. I have another gaming monitor, as well as a standard work monitor. Except for the curved screen, everything else is within the 20-30” size with varying refresh rates. I’ve been using the ASUS TUF for several days. I have used it for my job, watching movies and videos, as well as to test out a couple games. It has handled everything very well without any lag or disruptions. It’s a good size, as it’s relatively compact in comparison to other monitors with the same screen size. It’s packaged very well and is near edgeless. The screen is very clear even when your eyes are starting to get tired. If needed, there are a ton of settings you can change to suit your needs, as well. My only complaints are that one of the cushions for wall-mounting was missing (pictured). Also, the including charging cable is relatively short and is placed toward the righthand sided of the monitor. For my set-up, it needs to be on the left or to have a larger cable (I switched the cable for a longer one). Other than that, it’s a nice set up and works well for all my uses.

I'm happy to see that the website specifications for this monitor have been fixed to show that the stand height is NOT adjustable. Even though the stand height doesn't adjust, I kept this monitor because it's a good price for a nice monitor. I use it for Sims 4 at the highest display settings and everything looks crisp. I can't speak to how it'd be with more intense games. (I do still wish the stand height was adjustable though -- which is why I'm dropping 1 star for features.)

Overall it’s a pretty good monitor. Nice display, 180hz and performs pretty well. Only downside is that the stand it comes with can’t move the monitor up and down.

Let's be real, gamers and work-from-home dads know a good monitor is a game-changer (pun intended). The ASUS Gaming Monitor steps up to the plate (or spreadsheet?) in a big way. Rocking a buttery smooth 180Hz refresh rate, it delivers crisp, clean visuals that are crystal clear. Both my son and I have been using this back and forth and whether you are playing Elden Ring or updating massive Excel files, everything is sharp. No lag or choppy graphics interrupting your epic raids or meticulous editing sessions. This monitor isn't a one-trick pony. It boasts a ton of customization options, letting you tweak the picture to your exact preferences -- this is where it shines brightest. This monitor is performing dual duty for two very different purposes, so having the option to switch from gamer to worker was a requirement. Presets galore cater to our different needs -- honestly, there are a great deal of options to allow you to fine-tune settings for pinpoint color accuracy, but the base settings are mostly perfect. The design lets you adjust the tilt, swivel, and adjust height for the perfect viewing position, saving our necks from discomfort during longer sessions. ASUS has a Flicker-Free technology that keeps our eyes comfortable through the day or night. Setting it up is a breeze, so you won't waste precious time fiddling with cables (there is even a display port, but I don't have anything that utilizes that option). Whether you're a hardcore gamer, or rushed to complete a deadline, the ASUS Gaming Monitor is the perfect companion. Don't settle for mediocre – this monitor lets you truly dominate the competition (or your workload).

The ASUS TUF Gaming 27” 185Hz monitor is a standout display that delivers premium gaming performance without breaking the bank. Whether you’re a competitive gamer or just want a smooth, immersive experience, this monitor absolutely delivers. Design & Build Quality: Right out of the box, the monitor looks sleek and modern. It has a matte black finish with sharp lines and subtle TUF branding that gives it a clean, aggressive aesthetic. The stand is sturdy with height, tilt, and swivel adjustments, which is a big win for ergonomics. It also supports VESA mounting for a more custom setup. Display Performance: The 27-inch screen size hits a sweet spot for gaming and multitasking. With a 1920x1080 resolution, visuals are crisp and sharp, and you won’t need a beast of a GPU to push high frame rates. The real star here is the 185Hz refresh rate—it makes everything from FPS titles to fast-paced racing games feel incredibly fluid and responsive. Combined with a 1ms response time and ASUS ELMB (Extreme Low Motion Blur) technology, ghosting and motion blur are virtually non-existent. Color & Brightness: The IPS panel delivers vibrant colors and wide viewing angles, making it great not only for gaming but also for media consumption or content creation on the side. It has decent brightness levels and solid contrast, with features like ASUS Shadow Boost to improve visibility in darker scenes without washing out the rest of the image. Gaming Features: You get FreeSync Premium (and G-Sync compatibility), so screen tearing is never a problem. ASUS’s GamePlus features—like crosshair overlays, FPS counters, and timers—are great tools for competitive players. You can also tweak everything through the on-screen display or ASUS’s DisplayWidget software, which is easy to use. Final Verdict: The ASUS TUF Gaming 27” 185Hz monitor offers a near-perfect blend of speed, style, and value. It’s perfect for gamers looking for a buttery-smooth experience without stepping into the ultra-high-end price range. Responsive, vibrant, and packed with features—it’s a monitor that punches way above its price point. Pros: • 185Hz refresh rate and 1ms response time • Smooth, blur-free gaming experience • FreeSync Premium & G-Sync compatible • Sturdy, adjustable stand • Great value for the performance Cons: • 1080p at 27” might not be ideal for some (slightly lower pixel density) • Speakers are average (but expected at this price range) Rating: 9/10

I wasn’t sure what to expect from a gaming monitor at this price point, but I’ve been very impressed. I use it with an Xbox Series X (upgraded from a 780p TV), and the difference is night and day—sharper visuals, vibrant colors, and a huge reduction in motion blur. There are plenty of settings to fine-tune the display, and while the interface takes a minute to learn, it quickly feels intuitive. I also appreciate the variety of ports and the bonus of built-in speakers. The speakers are just “okay,” but still a nice convenience when you don’t want to hook up an external setup. In fact, I liked it enough to buy a second one for a family member. For casual gaming, this monitor delivers excellent value and performance—easily one of the best bang-for-your-buck purchases I’ve made.

The Microsoft Elite Series 2 Core Wireless Controller delivers premium performance and customization at a more accessible price point. It’s ideal for competitive players or anyone who wants a refined, responsive experience across Xbox Series XS, Xbox One, PC, and cloud-enabled devices. Key Highlights: • Pro-Level Build Quality: The controller feels solid and well-balanced, with textured grips and high-end materials that elevate the experience beyond standard Xbox controllers. • Customizable Performance: Adjustable tension thumbsticks, remappable buttons, and support for custom profiles make it easy to tailor the controller to your playstyle. • USB-C Charging & Long Battery Life: The built-in rechargeable battery offers excellent longevity, and USB-C charging is fast and convenient. • Modular Design: While the Core version doesn’t include paddles or extra components, it’s fully compatible with the Elite Accessory Pack if you want to upgrade later. • Cross-Platform Compatibility: Works seamlessly across Xbox consoles, Windows PCs, and cloud gaming setups, making it a versatile choice for multi-platform gamers.

I just got my first gaming pc and since I couldn't afford to go all out and buy a big beautiful OLED monitor, I went the opposite route, as cheap as I could get from BestBuy. It is just a placeholder until I can afford something better, however it is a great monitor. Really the only downside is that it isn't height adjustable but I love the design of it, the screen looks great, bright and colorful. I find the buttons on the back really unique and cool and it is easy to change the monitor settings quickly, lots of options you can play around with to get the kind of color you want on screen. I've read in a lot of other reviews that the built in speakers aren't great but I disagree. The problem with the speakers isn't the audio quality, it is just very low. It really depends on what you're watching, for example different videos on youtube or netflix will have varying volumes (because those videos are all recorded at different volumes themselves), some videos will sound fine and perfectly audible, while others are so quiet it's like a whisper. Same thing for games, some are loud, some are quiet, even at max in game volume settings. So yeah it's recommended you buy some external speakers or get headphones and use usb or bluetooth. Luckily I have a bluetooth speaker lying around so I've been using that. Overall would recommend. :)

Honestly this monitor is really good i bought it for my Xbox series x it runs games at 120 fps at 1080 and looks stunning (only 120 fps games) but yea id say this is perfect for the series x unless you want 60 fps at 4k you’d need a 4k one but honestly id just get a 4k tv instead of this, with that being said this is perfect for your 120 fps games.

Replaces an old Acer monitor that still works. Old would only do 60hz. Have this one at 120hz. Colors more vibrant. There's also a new video in my machine. Maybe a combination of the 2. But the price was right and it fit perfectly where I needed it on my desktop.

This is a great gaming monitor for the price. I bought it to replace a 2 year old 24" Gigabyte gaming monitor that started going bad and this monitor exceeded my expectations. The colors are vibrant and crisp, it has all of the little luxuries for gaming such as crosshair, stop watch, etc. It does come with a 2 watt speaker built in, which obviously shouldn't be expected to be some kind of THX monster it's more comparable to a cheap set of Five Below speakers, but it actually helps me a lot since my PS5's audio tends to lag and drop from time to time (issue with my mixing board) and it keeps the immersion going somewhat during gaming sessions. Besides gaming I use it as a second monitor for music, graphic and video production, which it has been perfect for. The old monitor is now used for keeping an eye on OBS when streaming. The stand it comes with is very low profile and not bulky at all, compared to my old monitor's stand which took up a considerable amount of desk space. It has multiple buttons on the right side of the back; power, quick select for settings, and the menu toggle stick, these are all conveniently placed and not difficult to reach at all. (Old monitor was a pain due to placement of the menu toggle stick) Overall this is a great deal for a budget monitor! I'll definitely buy another when my now third monitor finally completely goes kaput.

The quality of these monitors is great for the price. I bought 2 of these when they were on sale and the picture looks great, the built in speakers are decent however i am looking into something of a better sound quality but for built in speakers they work good.

Got this monitor for my younger brother and the colors are pretty solid on this panel and the 180 hertz is great

Ive had the monitor for a bit now and its a pretty good one. I have had no problems with it and the plus it comes with built in speakers with good quality! Would recommend for anyone looking for a good monitor!!!!!!

Overall a decent monitor. Not too big and not too small only issue i have with it is thay when i do move it i accidentally hit the buttons on the side which is just a minor inconvenience. The refresh rate is really crisp for games like tarkov or call of duty