Asus ROG Swift PG329Q 32" WQHD 175Hz G-Sync Gaming Monitor

Beautiful monitor, the bezel is nice and slim and the monitor has a huge amount of settings you can adjust to get the image just how you want it.For the gamers, it even has a built in crosshair overlay for first person shooters, a really cool feature.The monitor came very well packaged and very protected, you're provided all the cables needed as well as a UK and EU power cable.Very happy with my purchase!

A very good monitor in UHD resolution and HDR colors, and these 32'' give a lot. The stand holds the monitor firmly on the tabletop. For those who don't necessarily want 4K, I recommend it. Although for this promotional price, it fulfills its qualities.

4,5 stars!In my personal opinion its the best IPS screen you can get at the end of Y2020. Fast response, nice colours, stable on the desk.175Hz frequency you can get only in overcklocked mode. The default mode is 165Hz. Only one negative part I can find - the bottom of the screen stays just 14cm over my desk. Which is a little but too low for me, so now I need to purchase a separate monitor arm to put the upwards.Sound output from 3,5 jack (using DP port cable) nice and clear, purists should love it. However I needed EQ for a little bit more of low frequencies.

Although this monitor has reasonable specs, the screen it's self is awful.

The glare from the screen is so bad you can't watch a movie, youtube or play a simple game like Skyrim or Fallout 4. You can't actually see what just killed you. The screen is great in a dark room, it's fine. But my $500 Hisence 4k tv kills it in the same room, same spot and the same time of day. You can watch movies. youtube and play what ever game you like. I'm really disappointed with the Asus monitor. If the had a clear screen like the Hisence does it would be a much better monitor imho. I'm back on the Hisence tv now and my kid has the Asus which he loves. It's in a dark room so no issues. I'll never by a "PC monitor" again! Hope this helps :)

Anonymous's review of ASUS ROG Swift PG329Q 32 QHD IPS 175Hz Monitor

Pros: Amazing monitor if I had bought this first I might not have upgraded my pc at all!!!Cons: Don't use the pure black mode with hdr active as this results in screen tearing and flickering. Also a manual explaining all the features would have helped instead of having to look at forums for the answer above

Big thank you to scan for there speedy RMA process

This only worked for a hour before screen went black and only had a backlight shining through. Thanks to Scan’s excellent RMA process I was refunded, I then added money and got the PG279QM and I am very happy with it.

Gaz's review of ASUS ROG Swift PG329Q 32 QHD IPS 175Hz Monitor

Pros: Beautiful colours, high refresh rate and no dark blurring like a VA panel. Lots of features! I went from a TN panel Iiyama 27" 144hz to this and this looks so much better, the Iiyama is still good though, but it was worth the leap from that to this. It's everything the old monitor gave me and more.Cons: The price! But if you can stretch to it it's well worth it. "It's an investment" I keep telling myself!

Not as described

Monitor itself is good-looking and feature-packed, and the screen clarity and colour depth are phenomenal. Sadly, though, the Very website claimed the monitor rotates to portait when it doesn't. This isn't the first time either that Very lists incorrect information for tech items — so warning to anyone considering buying: compare the description to what the manufacturer has on its site.

Premium price for first class disappointment.

Spend your money elsewhere, my unit was defective (I think) but I didn’t want to deal with the pain of Scorptec’s return policy. Seeking manufacturer return now but it is not easy either. The monitor itself randomly changes mode and goes black or to static at random intervals, the quality of the picture is not stable and you actually can’t adjust it apart from switching from one gimmicky mode to another. This is legacy technology which they are hawking at silly prices. Avoid. I also doubt I’m actually getting the refresh rates advertised, jerky motion indicates this as a problem also.