My initial review of this product is that for a good hour I was just trying to figure out how to prevent my screen from just facing the ceiling. I looked at the helpful reviews on this product page and thankfully someone posted a vid of pressing in the arm against your stomach to bend it. It worked!

I bought this for someone I know and they really liked it. Did research around the web and found this to be a great budget 144Hz monitor. Though it is not height adjustable.

Bought one in February. No defects or damage have shown yet.

Ordered this after finally getting a PC and able to game at 144 Hz. Really enjoying the experience. Can't really say how good it is for the price or compared to other monitors because I'm so new to the space, but it has been great for me at an entry level.

This is the exact same monitor as the ASUS TUF Gaming VG249Q. The only difference is the monitor stands. If you want a very nice, heavy duty, fully adjustable monitor stand then I'd buy the VG249Q.

Got this as a present for my sweet mother who at the young age of 70 loves playing WoW. She was constantly complaining about not being able to see when going into dark caves or certain dungeons or raids with a darker ambience.

I've had this monitor for about a week, and I bought it to go along with my first gaming PC build, hence why I wanted a higher refresh rate. However, I also wanted it to be good for work and casual use, so I was searching for an (affordable) IPS panel, rather than TN or VA.

I just received my ASUS VP249QGR monitor yesterday and I am absolutely IN LOVE WITH IT! It came with zero dead pixels and everything looks amazing right out of the box (it also came with a DisplayPort cable which is great!).

I bought two monitors. One monitor does not seem to have any dead pixels, but the colors seem washed out or too warm. On the second monitor, there is one stuck pixel near the right edge of the screen, but the colors on this one are accurate.