Got this screen on a Black Friday deal - great price and screen for high FPS gaming.Service and communication was excellent from CCL, will shop with them again. Screen has minor imperfections in a couple pixels, but barely noticeable. I think this is quite normal for pc monitors. This is the only reason I didn’t give 5/5 rating.

Amazing for gaming and very high end!£££

For 360Hz to work, you will need pc that can push to +360fps.I mainly play FPS so every fps and screen Hz that help me in gaming sessions I will buy anything. I have this product since 12/2020. After 1-2 years of usage the only problem I had with product is only screen color is abnormal or random jitter and I have to reset it through monitor setting menu. ASUS also have a support page to help anything and that's how I find out the solution for this problem.I would highly recommend to extend monitor arm for this, I didn't really like the feet it self because I don't have enough space for my mouse and keyboard.All I can say is... this thing is pricey but worth it!

Base is too big. Looks too blurry.

First of all, and the reason why I think I might return this item is because the monitor has a huge base, it’s hard to accommodate and relocate, and of course you will hit more than once your mouse with the base of you play competitive games. Now, the quality is there, feels premium and feels expensive. But the 360hz have too much blur, that means that it’s better to have a clear and sharp 240hz and a blurry 360hz. The monitor is good for the price. But there are better options, they are just not 360hz

Best Monitor I've bought.

I bought this monitor when it was on sale for $649 (normally $999 according to pccasegear) and it's honestly the best monitor I have bought. I previously had a 144hz curved monitor but when I started playing Overwatch and CSGO again I decided to buy a monitor for fps games and this does everything I need. The 360hz is noticeably smoother than the 144hz, I'm able to clearly see everything happening in-game. The monitor stand is firm and allows me to rotate the monitor to better fit my setup. It's also Brighter than my old monitor while only being set to 60. Overall though it's an amazing monitor.

Buy at your own risk. Asus QA is subpar.

When it works, a significant upgrade over the 240hz TN screens. Unfortunately it doesn’t work, and it took me longer than Best Buy’s return period to realize how broken it is. Have an open case # with asus, but the item is not in stock for an RMA. So now what do I do? ASUS is implying I just wait. Well, it’s been about over a month and it wasn’t working during the long July 4th weekend. So I paid almost $800 to have a non-functioning monitor? and not really relevant for this review, but I have 2x $500 asus motherboards that don’t work. Funny how my gigabyte boards and evga boards are all fine.

God Mode monitor

First let's get this out of the way, I was almost deterred by the dead pixel police but I think they are missing the point. This monitors motion clarity, color, brightness, responsiveness, and quality are on another level. I have owned or currently own the LGC2, the 175 hz ultrawide Acer predator x38, the 240 HZ BenQ Zowie, and the 270 hz 1440p Asus xg27aqm. Gaming on this is completely different. The combination of motion clarity and color vibrance is just nuts. I went into Apex Legends and I could feel the change from my other monitors to this one immediately. I can hit shots on this that I couldn't on the others. Everything slows down just a little and because the colors pop, you also see your opponents more clearly. Quick math lesson here. Since there are 2560 ... MoreFirst let's get this out of the way, I was almost deterred by the dead pixel police but I think they are missing the point. This monitors motion clarity, color, brightness, responsiveness, and quality are on another level. I have owned or currently own the LGC2, the 175 hz ultrawide Acer predator x38, the 240 HZ BenQ Zowie, and the 270 hz 1440p Asus xg27aqm. Gaming on this is completely different. The combination of motion clarity and color vibrance is just nuts. I went into Apex Legends and I could feel the change from my other monitors to this one immediately. I can hit shots on this that I couldn't on the others. Everything slows down just a little and because the colors pop, you also see your opponents more clearly. Quick math lesson here. Since there are 2560 by 1440 pixels in this monitor, that means there are 3.7 million pixels and don't forget those pixels consist of red, green, and blue subpixels. So if one is dead, who cares? Are you guys serious? It's like you won a date with Alexandra Daddario and you are complaining about the dress she wore. Good grief we are entitled. I do not think mine had any dead pixels, I dunno, because it turns out a pixel is really really small. If you got the hardware to drive it, upgrade from HD to 1440p and leave your dated TN panels behind. Yes the 240 HZ oleds have a faster GTG, but that doesn't mean they have the best input lag, that has to do with other image processing elements beginning from the cable and ending at ur display. This is faster than OLEDs for total display latency and about 2.5 times brighter. If you are sweaty, this is your new home.

Good Product, Missing Required Cables

Great product, but Best Buy did not include the power supply, and replaced the Display Port cable with an incompatible one. Had to use the cables from my 280hz monitor to use it until I can find a trustworthy replacement power cable online, which seems to be a struggle. While I did order refurbished, all cables and parts are stated to be included. I ordered here because I thought the savings would be worth it. Now I'm making up the cost in replacements. Should have ordered new on Amazon.

Great gsync performance and HDR

For those wondering about the HDR and Gsync features of this monitor…I’ve tried multiple monitors and this is the best one yet as far as HDR goes. Even though it’s only 1920x1080 resolution. Truly looks better with HDR turned on. I was shocked. All the other monitors looked way too washed out and grey. However, it is still not true HDR.As far as gsync goes, this is so well worth the down step from 1440p. I have no regrets. The gsync processor does such a good job at making everything smooth. “Gsync Compatible” does a great job, but this is night and day. Games like Elden Ring that are locked at 60fps look like I’m playing on a 60hz monitor and super smooth even though this is a 360hz monitor.There’s not a straight forward setup for gsync from NVIDIA so I ... MoreFor those wondering about the HDR and Gsync features of this monitor…I’ve tried multiple monitors and this is the best one yet as far as HDR goes. Even though it’s only 1920x1080 resolution. Truly looks better with HDR turned on. I was shocked. All the other monitors looked way too washed out and grey. However, it is still not true HDR.As far as gsync goes, this is so well worth the down step from 1440p. I have no regrets. The gsync processor does such a good job at making everything smooth. “Gsync Compatible” does a great job, but this is night and day. Games like Elden Ring that are locked at 60fps look like I’m playing on a 60hz monitor and super smooth even though this is a 360hz monitor.There’s not a straight forward setup for gsync from NVIDIA so I recommend to google “gsync 101” because a lot of people on Reddit are giving misinformation.I’d give it 5 stars if it were 1440p and something a little better than sRGB.

It's only a keeper if...

You don't try other monitors next to it. Originally I purchased the asus 27QN which I was extremely happy with until I saw it had a dead pixel. Before returning the 27QN I ordered and received the AQN. I wanted to see if there was a justification for the price difference. When I tried them side by side I noticed that the AQN panel has slightly better color than the QN at the same/close to settings. The QN also looks more washed out next to the AQN. Picture smoothness is comparable. In the end I kept the AQN because I wanted the better looking monitor. Had I not tried the two monitors side by side I would have been happy with the QN.AQN calibration out of the box is on point.

Should have had HDR400 Certification, because it has the necessary display port 1.4 and necessary size of 24 inch in the price range of 47000 Rupees.

Within 47,000 Rupees, it should have had hdr 400 certification. Because, it has the essential display port 1.4. With G-Sync, Display Port 1.4, LCD Display and HDR 400 certification, it would have been a great monitor in the price range of 47,000 Rupees. Then I would have had it in my house. But sadly, it doesn't have the least HDR 400 Certification and for that I can't buy.