Another one
Yet another 27-inch extreme-definition monitor, the Asus PB278Q offers a useful array of features at a price lower than most monitors sporting the 2,560x1,440-pixel resolution.
Read our full review.
Read our full review.
The angle
The PB278Q uses a PLS panel, which rivals IPS panels in clarity, viewing angle, and speed.
Purty
The PB278Q's 2,560x1,440-pixel resolution provides a more than suitable staging ground for PC games.
Connecting
Connections from top to bottom: headphone jack, audio-in, HDMI, DVI, VGA, and DisplayPort.
The OSD array
Make all your dreams come true with this useful life customization array. Wait, no. It only allows you to customize your monitor's screen. Sorry.
Big stand
That's some stand, huh? Asus apparently wants to ensure its monitors' stability and then some. It's just too bad about the swivel mechanism...
Swivel
I don't like the swivel implementation. It works, but it keeps the monitor from being truly stable and when in use, rotates the entire chassis, instead of just the screen.
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