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August 2016
(82%)
69 Reviews
Average score from experts who have reviewed this product.
Users
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395 Reviews
Average score from owners of the product.
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ROG Branded 24″ monitor
Full HD 1080p panel – 1920×1080 resolution
Overclockable refresh rate up to 180Hz
1 ms response time
Contrast Ratio (Max)
1000
1
Nvidia's G-SYNC support
3D vision ready
With the support of technology Nvidia G-Sync
Refresh rate 180 Hz
Compatible with Nvidia 3D Vision 2
Strict and at the same time interesting design
Comfortable and adjustable stand
Flicker-free backlight
Mode with a low intensity of the blue componen
GSync
180Hz
Superior motion quality
Low latency
Response
Accurate color with calibration
Styling
Build quality
Highly adjustable
G-Sync support
Easy to navigate
Super-quick response and refresh
Loads of features
Quality chassis
Quite a pleasing balance and richness to the image following OSD tweaking
Certainly more so than most 144Hz+ gaming monitors
Static contrast was decent overall
Largely as expected and maintained even with the ‘Blue Light Filter' active. The absence of
The editors didn't like
Still uses TN panel (necessary for low response time)
Price
High minimum brightness
Needs adjustment to unlock the best picture
Contrast
Expensive
Expensive for 1080p
No speakers
Painfully pricey
Low resolution
Can you really tell the difference
Gamma didn't quite hit ‘2.2' in any setting (although came pretty close) and there are perceived gamma and saturation differences vertically due to the typical TN weaknesses
The screen surface imparted a bit of graininess when viewing lighter content
Published: 2018-01-12, Author: Mark , review by: mbreviews.com
Abstract: Choosing the best 24-inch monitor for gaming is increasingly more difficult every year since the manufacturers seem to be slowly migrating towards producing bigger screens with higher resolutions which means that people who prefer a ‘smaller' 24-inch gami...
ROG Branded 24″ monitor, Full HD 1080p panel – 1920×1080 resolution, Overclockable refresh rate up to 180Hz, 1 ms response time, Contrast Ratio (Max): 1000:1, Nvidia's G-SYNC support, 3D vision ready
Still uses TN panel (necessary for low response time), Price,
If you're a die-hard ROG fan or a dedicated extreme gamer, then the Asus ROG Swift PG248Q 24″ is definitely worth considering. With response time of 1ms and overclockable refresh rate of up to 180Hz, it will enhance your gaming experience and provide you...
Published: 2017-04-12, Author: Michael , review by: tomsguide.com
Highly adjustable, G-Sync support, Easy to navigate
Expensive for 1080p, No speakers
The Asus PG248Q largely delivers on its promise of being a feature-packed gaming monitor designed for esports. Its 24-inch, 1080p display is both crisp and responsive enough for the latest games, whether you're managing a huge group of units in a strategy...
Published: 2016-12-21, Author: Paolo , review by: monitornerds.com
Giving the title of the best is difficult, but judging from how the Asus PG248Q performed for us, we can say that this is one of the top gaming monitor offerings the market can provide. This model can rightfully take the VG248QE's throne as the new flagsh...
Published: 2016-11-23, Author: Christian , review by: tomshardware.com
GSync, 180Hz, Superior motion quality, Low latency, Response, Accurate color with calibration, Styling, Build quality
Needs adjustment to unlock the best picture, Contrast, Expensive
Like an exotic sports car, the PG248Q is not without a few challenges in ownership. But when you make the right tweaks during setup, you'll be rewarded with one of the finest gaming experiences imaginable. The smooth and instant response of this monit...
Published: 2016-11-14, Author: Tomas , review by: hw4all.com
With the support of technology Nvidia G-Sync, Refresh rate 180 Hz, Compatible with Nvidia 3D Vision 2, Strict and at the same time interesting design, Comfortable and adjustable stand, Flicker-free backlight, Mode with a low intensity of the blue componen
High minimum brightness
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Published: 2016-08-02, Author: Adam , review by: pcmonitors.info
Quite a pleasing balance and richness to the image following OSD tweaking, certainly more so than most 144Hz+ gaming monitors, Static contrast was decent overall, largely as expected and maintained even with the ‘Blue Light Filter' active. The absence of
Gamma didn't quite hit ‘2.2' in any setting (although came pretty close) and there are perceived gamma and saturation differences vertically due to the typical TN weaknesses, The screen surface imparted a bit of graininess when viewing lighter content, wh
Having now reviewed several high refresh rate monitors with 24” panels, we certainly know that the panel is not the be all and end all of their performance. The ASUS PG248Q put its panel to good use, offering good flexibility in the OSD to change gamma an...
Based on how the Asus ROG Swift PG248Q performed when we used it, we can definitely say that this gaming monitor is one of the best in the market today. It can readily take the throne from the VG-248-QE as the new flagship twenty-four-inch contender of AS...
The ASUS ROG SWIFT PG248Q monitor is a well-designed and functional monitor. The fast 1ms response times and overclocking abilities to hit 180Hz refresh rates makes it perfect for fast paced action or sports games.That said, coming from using 27” screens...
