ASUS TUF Gaming VG289Q 28” Gaming Monitor 4K (3840 x 2160) IPS FreeSync Eye Care DisplayPort Dual HDMI HDR 10,Black
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Style: 28" 4K Height Adjustable
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- 28-inch 4K (3840x2160) IPS DCI-P3 grade gaming monitor for stunning crisp and detailed visuals
- Compatible with industry-standard HDR10 high dynamic range for color and brightness levels that exceed the capabilities of ordinary monitors
- AMD FreeSync technology to eliminate screen tearing and choppy frame rates (supports both Adaptive-sync with AMD Radeon and NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards)
- Shadow Boost technology enhances image details in dark areas, brightening scenes without over-exposing bright areas
- Flexible connectivity with DisplayPort 1.2 and HDMI (v2.0) x2 and features an ergonomically designed stand with swivel, tilt, pivot and height adjustments
- 3-month Adobe Creative Cloud: Receive complimentary access with the purchase of this product (valid from 9/1/2023 to 8/31/2025)
Description
Enabling the finest visuals in every gameplay the TUF Gaming VG289Q features a 28-inch 4K UHD IPS display with superior images and 90% DCI-P3 color space Eliminate screen tearing and choppy frame rates with FreeSync and Adaptive- Sync technology and catch your enemies even in the dark with ASUS-Exclusive Shadow boost technology.
Brand: ASUS
Screen Size: 28 inches
Resolution: 4K UHD 2160p
Aspect Ratio: 169
Screen Surface Description: Matte
Aspect Ratio: 169
Screen Finish: Matte
Contrast Ratio: 1,0001
Refresh Rate: 60 hertz
Display Type: LED
Display Technology: LCD, LED
Viewing Angle: 178 degrees
Brightness: 350 cd
Pixel Pitch: 0.17
Color Gamut: 90
Picture Quality Enhancement Technology: FreeSync® technology, Shadow Boost technology
Screen Size: 28 inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 15.95"D x 25.18"W x 9.19"H
Item Weight: 22 pounds
Resolution: 4K UHD 2160p
Display Resolution Maximum: 3840 x 2160 pixels
Native Resolution: 3840x2160
Power Consumption: 65 watts
Voltage: 100240 volts
Connectivity Technology: HDMI, display port
Hardware Connectivity: DisplayPort, HDMI
Adaptive Sync: FreeSync
Additional Features: Blue Light Filter, Built-In Speakers, Flicker-Free, Height Adjustment, Pivot Adjustment
Specific Uses For Product: Business, Gaming, Personal
Color: BLACK
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Compatible Devices: Computers or laptops with AMD FreeSync or NVIDIA GeForce graphics cards
Warranty Type: 3 Year Limited Warranty
Brand: ASUS
Model Number: VG289Q
Model Name: VG289Q
Warranty Description: 3 Year Warranty with ARR
Series Number: 289
UPC: 192876460214
Manufacturer: ASUS
Built-In Media: 1 x Displayport 1.2, 2 x HDMI v2.0
Item Type Name: ASUS TUF Gaming VG289Q 28” HDR Gaming Monitor 4K (3840 x 2160) IPS FreeSync™ Eye Care DisplayPort Dual HDMI HDR 10
Response Time: 5 milliseconds
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 2
Number of Component Outputs: 2
Total USB 3.0 Ports: 2
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Style: 28" 4K Height Adjustable
Finally I found a great monitor with no backlight bleeding. It has some ips glow but that is ok, as the black levels in this monitor is the best I have seen in an ips monitor so far. Second of all, people are complaining about HDR being washed out for 2 reasons 1- They are using HDR on non supported HDR games 2- Or they are playing a game that has terrible HDR implementation to begin with, and a good example for such a game is Red Dead redemption 2 which looks terrible and washed out when HDR is turned on(this is even for the best HDR TVs as it is a game issue and not a monitor or a TV issue), but you can still fix this issue by tinkering with your PS4's HDR calibration settings. Games that I have tried on this monitor and look great with HDR for PS4 pro are(Spider man, God of war, Ghost of Tsushima, Horizon zero of Dawn). Most importantly I do not understand why is this not vesa hdr certified while LG UK, UN and UL series are. For one, the LG monitors in the series I have listed and that have the "400" hdr certification, do not even exceed 350 nits(Their peak brightness is 350 nits, just as high as this Asus monitor) which is funny because both the Asus TUF Gaming VG289Q and the LG 27UK, UN and UL series are all 350 nits max, but for some reason the LG was able to acquire a Vesa 400 certification for its HDR, but the Asus TUF Gaming VG289Q, which has the same amount of nits(350), did not acquire this certification. All in all this is a great monitor that has the best black levels for an IPS monitor and it is of better quality than the more expensive LG27UK, Ul and UN series. Its black levels are very impressive and makes any game that much more atmospheric and immersive, regardless of the resolution. For example, Cyberpunk on PC, set at 1080p, actually looks great on this monitor due to the black levels (without HDR). -The Cons, What are they? 1-The Buttons and the Display options are kinda terrible and inaccessible/nonintuitive. 2-No volume buttons or wheel, so you actually have to go into the OSD(on screen display options) in order to get into the volume section to turn your volume up or down. 3- It does not come with an HDMI cable and only comes with a Display Port cable. 4- Terrible wire connection locations(vertically placed in the back rather than horizontally, which LG monitors win in this department) 5- And lastly there is no quick buttons for input changes. You still have to go into the menu in order to change your input from HDMI 1 to HDMI 2 to Display Port and vice versa. So good thing non of the cons have to do anything with the actual image quality because this monitor performs very well in that department. I feel they skimped on these technical issues in order to give you an Amazing display for this price, so the shortcuts that were made to offer such an amazing picture for this price, are mostly the cons I have listed, and It did not come at the expense of image quality which is great. Of course many people would add 60hertz as a "con" but for gamers who are not planning to play games higher than 60fps, then there is no reason to consider this a con. It is only a con for people who care more about performance in multiplayer games, than about image quality. And no, the new consoles will not take advantage of monitors with higher refresh rates in triple A tittles and only a few games will even run at 4k 120 hertz on the xbox series x or the PS5. It is a gimmick that you should not base your monitor shopping decision on. I mean the PS5 box states "8k"...does that mean that games will run at 8k on PS5 and that you should go out and now buy an 8k TV to "future proof" yourself? lol of course not. Gimmick advertising is a thing children.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2021 by TheEgyptianOne
Style: 28" 4K Height Adjustable
This is a fantastic all around monitor. Really nice, crisp picture and the HDR looks great without blowing out colors. The stand, which I didn’t think I’d appreciate as much, is really smooth operating and provides great viewing angles easily - it’s a way bigger asset than I thought it would be. The brightness and blue light filtering settings are easily and intuitively accessed and can be customized and quickly switched. I have had 3 28” pc monitors - an asus 1080p (10+ years old), a Samsung 4K (no HDR, 3 years old), and this one. My old asus monitor is a tank, built super sturdily and has functioned perfectly with heavy use for well over a decade. Right around the new year, my 4K Samsung monitor had 3 pixels die out and it’s only 3 years old, which prompted me to switch back to asus-brand monitors as my old one is 3x the Samsung’s senior and has no issues. So far, this new monitor is simply a dream; hopefully it holds up as well as my older asus monitor! While this is not one of those ultra high tier gaming monitors with 1ms response time, and I don’t game super seriously, I am personally very picky, so I can imagine for even very discerning professional gamers, this will meet or likely exceed your needs for performance. The only exception I would say is if money is no object and you have an SLI/crossfire setup you want to dedicate its full output to one monitor...in that case I’d say go for one of those ultra high refresh rate/1ms/4K(or higher) systems, but for 99% of people out there, even for most professionals, this is a fantastic monitor. I, at least, couldn’t be more pleased with it so far.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2021 by Doug
Style: 28" 4K Height Adjustable
Have you ever purchased something and was extremely pleased with yourself for purchasing the item? Well, that's how I feel about my purchase of this monitor. I'm not a geek but I how what I like and after months of investigating and finally choosing this monitor, I can say for the money spent, this is my best choice. The size is perfect for my ailing eyes. It has all the features I would want in a monitor and then some. It arrived brand new and well packaged. The only issue I have is the connection panel is located on the bottom in the rear and not on the side, which I prefer. So making my connections before placing it where I wanted it was a little challenging but successful. Once made, I don't see the need to move it until I swap out the HDMI cable for the Display Port cable for increased bandwidth. I used the HDMI connection first. The image right out of the box is pretty good and I didn't see the need to fiddle with the the features to get the best image possible just yet. I plan to research on the net to see how others dialed in their monitor for that great image they talk about here in the reviews. There are no dead pixels and the image just looks amazing thus far but It can and will do better. I am just happy to get the monitor set up. I have an Nvidia GTX 3070 display adapter that is more than adequate for this light gamer. I envision lots of fun to come and productivity accomplished with this monitor. Here's the thing. This is why I shop Amazon whenever possible. I purchased the monitor for the advertised price of $309. Two weeks later the price dropped to $249. Amazon made an exception and refunded me the difference. Now the price went up to $269 which is still a great price for this 28" 4K monitor with HDR10 and an IPS panel @60hz. It's like playing the stock market. You've got to stay on top of it to get the best price. Thanks Amazon for allowing me a very good purchase.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2023 by Pogostyx
Style: 28" 4K Height Adjustable
This is my first 4K monitor and I like the details it brings up with my computer and watching movies. I did lower my expectations when I ordered this monitor because it's not as expensive as others, but I'm pretty happy with the quality and the diverse and customizable themes (image settings) to fit variable purposes of the monitor. The image can be as good as in my MacBook Pro. I'm detail oriented, so my only disappointment is watching a movie that is pretty dark or the side is black because you still see 2 small white reflections coming from the edge of the screen (left side). The monitor is not broken because I noticed you can see a similar light coming from the edge of the TV as well, but my MacBook does not have that light. It could be just the type of material is made of. But in general, bright and dark image or high contrast images look great. The place where the cables are connected are fine for me and the buttons to go through the menu options are also fine for me since I'm right-handed. I noticed some people complained about those things. I love you can rotate it to Portrait mode and the different tilt options. It's pretty flexible to fit whatever you are doing and whatever position you want. I'm adding 2 pictures here. In one, you'll see this monitor in portrait mode. On the other image, you'll see a black background and one of my pictures in the middle. You can see there the light I mentioned with black images on the left side in the middle and the lower left. You can ignore the top left because that's a reflection from my window. If you change position, you don't see that light. Most people don't mind a minor thing like that, but I'm just being honest that it's there. My TV does something similar when the movie has a lot of black areas, so I know it is normal.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 27, 2021 by FRANCISCO CALERO
Style: 28" 4K Height Adjustable
Full disclaimer: I am not a professional PC gamer/photo editor/anything of the like. Nor am I a tech genius that can compare every monitor by the most specific numbers. I AM however a PS4 pro gamer and have been slowly making changes to my gaming experience (new headset, kontrolfreeks, and now a gaming monitor). I researched for monitors for maybe a solid month and it came down to this and the BENQ EL2870U. I went for this one and couldn’t be happier with my decision. I mostly play COD: Warzone and for FPS games it works for me. With the PS5 coming out I think 4K and 60hz will do fine (although PS5 rumored to push 120hz). The picture quality is great, ergonomics are great although I don’t move it much, and the monitor itself looks good and is light but feels durable. There are a number of features and visual presets to help you tailor the settings towards whatever you’re doing. If there was one area I would say this monitor lacks is in sound quality as the speakers leave much to be desired but wasn’t a big deal to me because I use a headset anyways. I don’t have the means to test the exact input lag but it’s very responsive to me compared a Samsung monitor I had originally, and especially compared to a TV. For console gaming I would highly recommend this monitor. For PC or for future PC users this monitor probably won’t serve you well.
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Style: 28" 4K Height Adjustable
I just compared a video on another monitor, and was so inspired I logged in here just to review this monitor real quick. Admittedly, I am coming from bad monitors. I've got one of those squarish dell monitors, which I can tweak a little bit to get 2560x2048. The 'monitor' I was upgrading from is a 720p samsung television. But this monitor, for the price point, is everything I could ask for and much more. Things I didn't even know I needed. Height adjustable, swivel left/right/up/down. Looks really sleek. Considerably thin bezel. No dead pixels I've noticed. Ive used for about 2 weeks. Its got different modes for different viewing subjects, movies, fps, racing, etc. It's got an adjustable center dot/crosshair, which I didn't even know was a thing monitors these days do, but it makes aiming a cinch and gives me an edge I definitely didn't have before. Playing RDR2 was awe-inspiring. I am using "scenery mode" which seems to provide eye-popping contrast and makes everything look lush and vivid. I don't remember if this is IPS or what but its certainly got the lumens and the saturation, the definition, lack of bleed, just everything about this I am so impressed with. But again, this was a huge upgrade for me so I can't really compare it honestly to its competition, except to say this was one of the cheapest 4k monitors that didn't seem like total crap, and I am a happy camper.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 10, 2020 by Ac3
Style: 28" 4K Height Adjustable
I bought two of these monitors from Amazon Warehouse. One used Very Good and one used Like New. No problems with the Like New one. Even considering the MSRP on these is $300, paying over MSRP for a used one is still a great value to me honestly. The problem came with the Very Good one. Amazon warehouse guidelines say that Very Good has seen limited us and remains in good working conditions, may show some limited signs of wear and could be missing some accessories (but if missing will be listed). This one did not list any missing accessories. The page says new it comes with the monitor Display Port cable and power cable. The Like New one came with an HDMI cable which was surprising. However, the Very Good one came without a DP cable or HDMI cable. After getting the runaround by Amazon support (the first rep literally just rage quit the chat lol) I finally got a senior rep who agreed it was supposed to come with a DP cable and refunded me some money. I noticed a missing chunk out of the Very Good condition one. It looks like someone tried to peel the screen as there are two lines in the bezel as well. While Amazon did agree to do a return/refund, I will now have to pay for a New one at increased cost. The Very Good one also did not ship in original packaging (which was fine) but it shipped pre-assembled (base attached) and what appeared to me to be inadequate padding. Overall, as a product, I rate this monitor very highly, just be careful when buying Used even if it is from Amazon Warehouse. If you are planning to buy a used one as a gift, I would recommend opening it up and making sure it works so you can send it back in the 30 day window if necessary. Update: I then had to order a new one from NSpire Store. I can say the new one works great, however, my gripe is with the seller. I placed an order with them, then three days in they messaged me asking me to cancel my order because they did not have stock (against Amazons policy). I did so and the VERY next day they had 9 units in stock. However, look at that they increased the price. I messaged them asking if I could get the original price I had (when they told me to cancel the order) they said no. 10/10 great monitor, 7/10 for Amazon Warehouse and 3/10 for Nspire.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 23, 2021 by Hawaiiwong
Style: 28" 4K Height Adjustable
I tried the 1000 dollar Aorus 4k among other more expensive monitors, all in an effort to work with my budget 4k PC and future proof for when, one day, I get a PS5 (though who knows when that will be). I settled on this because I realized anything under $1500 has horrible HDR that locks all settings and looks horrible. So I bought this as a last result and I was very impressed. I don't know how well this week workwork with the PS5, because this HDR stinks on those one too, but I don't even have one and if I can wait till next year, all the prices will drop on this year's models, so this I view as relatively temporary, but at $300+ that's fine if I'm in the market for something good but not a million bucks. As for this monitor, I got the picture (without HDR) to look as good as the Aorus using dynamic contrast as well as my skills at tuning screens, which had become a bit of an amateur hobby. Comment if you want my settings, and I'll try to see it and comment back with all relevant numbers. All in all, the picture of this monitor rocks without HDR and with the right tuning it looks AMAZING! If you want to spend over 1000 bucks you'll probably get something better, but if you don't want to spend that much, get this, and never turn on HDR, and don't get sold on a company's bold claims on their $500 monitor in regard to their HDR capabilities.
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